Photographer Camera

this guy online look really different in his pictures to me even though i notice his same tattoo, his skin tone sometimes look lighter or darker and he say it's because of the camera and lighting. i'm not sure cuz i'm not into photographer. I must add that his build is different in a few of them too like he's real muscular in some and his skinny in others. Can men change there looks drastically. I even noticed that his nose look different when he's more skinny, He said that some of them are model pics and others are raw photo.
oh would it be possible to put fake tattoo's on pictures? cuz i'm stumped.

Although it is entirely possible to photoshop tattoos onto another body quite easily, it is also true that different angles and shades of light and many other things can adjust a persons appearence on camera. Not to mention that some could just be older photos.

2007-07-23 15:44:58 by evaaan!!

In this video, we meet up with British-born pro photographer Graham Uden, who has photographed the Afghanistan and Iraq wars and is now based in ...

Right now i have Kodak EasyShare C613 and ive been able to take pretty good pictures with it, but i want to get a "photographers" camera. Does anyone know where a good place to look for one would be? I am also really poor lol so i cant afford something too expensive
Uhm i dont "use" the name Mercedes, Mercedes is my real name!
And like i said i am poor, im just trying to find a good affordable camera

Are you wanting to step up to film or will you be staying with digital?

There are not a whole lot of "affordable" choices in digital when it comes to a good "photographer's" camera. Check the Pentax K200D or Canon Rebel XS.

Various retailers might include Adorama, Best Buy, KEH, B&H, eBay etc.

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/contro ller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=13 9&modelid=17316
http://www.pentaximaging.com/slr/K200D/

2009-07-21 09:47:55 by Ufc Crazy Gurl!!

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I love taking pictures of just about anything!
and i want to be a photographer
...the only problem is I have a sucky camera :/
so could you all help me by telling me what the best
camera for real photographers is?
thanks! ^-^
**ahem** errr...i need the best...
under my budget :)
(which is $800)

The "BEST" photographers camera is the one that the photographer is happy using and which has the facilities and quality and matches the requirements they have to do their job................That's it.

2009-04-22 18:59:05 by Tori

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For the photographers and camera pro's out there. What's a professional quality camera that you recommend? Price is flexible.

Before you spend a fortune, I suggest you read Ken Rockwell's page on why the camera you choose doesn't matter. Link below.

I think Ken is fundamentally correct. I can remember when I bought my first camera, it had to be an SLR, and I bought a Canon FTb. It served me very well for many years until someone else wanted it more than I did.

Recently I bought a second-hand Canonet QL17 GIII, a reasonable rangefinder in its day. It is a great little camera, and for day to day use far easier to carry around and use than the FTb ever was.

I don't regret buying the FTb, but I think that I would have been just as well served by the Canonet, and I would have had some change to use for other things.

2007-07-05 06:26:34 by Royalty

I am 13, and I'm wanting to be a photographer. I've been wanting to buy myself a camera that'll meet my needs more and take better pictures than the crappy $60 camera I have now.

I would like something with a powerful zoom, durability, lotsa megapixels, good reviews, and digital, of course. I am not willing to spend over $300 on it. I don't mind the brand.

Thanks for any help!

Truthfully, what I would recommend is this. Use that "crappy" camera to hone your skills, learn the craft and then move up in equipment. What you're proposing is like wanting to play the guitar so you buy a $3,000 instrument and then start - wrong. Use your small one, learn about framing, lighting, composition and the rest until you're at a point where you're really satisfied and are beginning to impress others.

By that time you'll have saved enough to buy the camera you really want.

Another point. If you've been to any concerts lately look at say the piano player. Do you think he learned to play the instrument last night? Of course not, he/she has probably been at it most of their lives and still aren't satisfied with their own work... it takes time to become really good anything.

Good Luck

2009-05-22 21:14:06 by *Abby Flies With Her Cape!*