I have always feel that, many a times, we are being judge by the camera we use rather than the how much are into photography or how well we are able to bring across the what we want to express with our pictures.
I have encounter on so many occasions, that once the topic of photography were brought up , the next question would be .... What camera you use ah? Then, the reply will often be " wah you use a expensive camera woh" or ,"wah lao! still on such a old camera ah"
Do share your thoughts on this. Would really like to hear how fellow CSers feel of this.
"The best camera is the one that's with you".
sometime people are nice but don't know how to start a meaningful conversation with a photographer, since they don't have any clues about photography, you may find their conversation very shallow, just bear with them.I have always feel that, many a times, we are being judge by the camera we use rather than the how much are into photography or how well we are able to bring across the what we want to express with our pictures.
I have encounter on so many occasions, that once the topic of photography were brought up , the next question would be .... What camera you use ah? Then, the reply will often be " wah you use a expensive camera woh" or ,"wah lao! still on such a old camera ah"
Do share your thoughts on this. Would really like to hear how fellow CSers feel of this.
Having said all that, I wouldn't really hire a professional to take photographs for me if he doesn't have at least reasonably good gear.
Would you hire someone to take your wedding shots knowing that all he has is a PnS and a Lomo?
I like what Americans do.
Don't talk so much. SHOW US THE PICTURE!
Indian - The India Press busy scouting Peninsula Plaza and buying all the D2's, D200s to replace their D1s, D100s at the moment. Some Struggling to buy film to shoot.
Vietnamese - still shooting film and takes an average of them half a year to pay off a D200. Spends most of their weekends in Darkroom and trying to keep their editing software up to date.
China Chinese - Earn about 4 times less, work 10 times harder to get recognition from all the competition in China
Malaysian - Earn half our pay, shoot twice our standard. Taking over Photo assistant jobs (not to mention the Myanmar and Thais are doing that as well)
American - Earn 1.4x our pay, wait 1.4x longer to get their gear (courier takes time).. so they use this time to shoot and make loads of videos on youtubes marketing their talent
Singaporeans...... you fill in the blank. :-}
Cheers!
I like what Americans do.
Don't talk so much. SHOW US THE PICTURE!
Indian - The India Press busy scouting Peninsula Plaza and buying all the D2's, D200s to replace their D1s, D100s at the moment. Some Struggling to buy film to shoot.
Vietnamese - still shooting film and takes an average of them half a year to pay off a D200. Spends most of their weekends in Darkroom and trying to keep their editing software up to date.
China Chinese - Earn about 4 times less, work 10 times harder to get recognition from all the competition in China
Malaysian - Earn half our pay, shoot twice our standard. Taking over Photo assistant jobs (not to mention the Myanmar and Thais are doing that as well)
American - Earn 1.4x our pay, wait 1.4x longer to get their gear (courier takes time).. so they use this time to shoot and make loads of videos on youtubes marketing their talent
Singaporeans...... you fill in the blank. :-}
Cheers!
This is a condition common with people with an urge to live according to other people's standards
Actually a cheaper camera gives me LESS stress.... nobody has any good expectations .... lousy pics ? Blame it on the camera loh ! You have good camera but turn out crap, the pressure is on you :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
??? what are you trying to say? :dunno:
Nice?
It was taking by an iPhone 3GS.
http://flash.popphoto.com/blog/2010/07/iphone-3gs-takes-on-a-professional-studio-shoot.html
I like what Americans do.
Don't talk so much. SHOW US THE PICTURE!
Indian - The India Press busy scouting Peninsula Plaza and buying all the D2's, D200s to replace their D1s, D100s at the moment. Some Struggling to buy film to shoot.
Vietnamese - still shooting film and takes an average of them half a year to pay off a D200. Spends most of their weekends in Darkroom and trying to keep their editing software up to date.
China Chinese - Earn about 4 times less, work 10 times harder to get recognition from all the competition in China
Malaysian - Earn half our pay, shoot twice our standard. Taking over Photo assistant jobs (not to mention the Myanmar and Thais are doing that as well)
American - Earn 1.4x our pay, wait 1.4x longer to get their gear (courier takes time).. so they use this time to shoot and make loads of videos on youtubes marketing their talent
Singaporeans...... you fill in the blank. :-}
Cheers!