Haha yes, and since he's talking about SLRs mah. ;p
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Haha yes, and since he's talking about SLRs mah. ;p
You should stop being a hypocrite and learn to follow your own advice. Even after 5 years, you still have not understood the basics of your camera. Learn that first.
Stop ignoring everything the seniors have been telling you. Stop expecting to be spoonfed. Open your manual and read it.
Wah fierce leh!
Yup. I've seen a lot of the guys on here give him great advice, with easy to understand images and charts. Instead, he seems to refuse to learn, ignores the advice they gave them and then still targets some. I mean, telling someone to read carefully when he himself has been ignoring the advice given to him with great patience and a silver spoon.
I have no patience for people like that, and will say so.
Halfmoon
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I think TS should just shoot more... for me... I am using my 400D, and still using it.... and I have used it till I am able to know what I need... if you do not even know what you need, you do not need it at all, since it is not is required in your shooting style.
I am still on my 400D cos even though I know and learnt a lot, I am still learning a lot from my 400D and all the controls...... Yah... 400D have no spot metering.... color not as bright, vivid, color reproduction and white balance not as good....
So??? The images produced is still good enough for people to love it.... that is enough for me....
I am still on my 400D cos even though I know and learnt a lot, I am still learning a lot from my 400D and all the controls...... Yah... 400D have no spot metering.... color not as bright, vivid, color reproduction and white balance not as good....
So??? The images produced is still good enough for people to love it.... that is enough for me....
kei1309
Senior Member
Yup. I've seen a lot of the guys on here give him great advice, with easy to understand images and charts. Instead, he seems to refuse to learn, ignores the advice they gave them and then still targets some. I mean, telling someone to read carefully when he himself has been ignoring the advice given to him with great patience and a silver spoon.
I have no patience for people like that, and will say so.
:thumbsup: well said.
a wise man accepts rebuke; he reflects and looks within whether he has been wrong.
a fool will ignore rebuke and just listen to pleasing words. (and a fool and his money are soon parted)
wakaowalao
Senior Member
Haa, wow, I wish I can really help rich brat like you, but seeing all the questions and replies that you've given, nah. Time for the google master. :heart:
Another one of those with too much money but dunno what to do with it. And arrogant too.
TS, even if u didn't bother to learn anything while u had your current camera, at the very least start learning now before u get a new one.. I started learning how to use my camera even before I purchased it. By googling, reading magazines and books.
Like some others have said, hopefully when u buy that FF camera, it doesnt stay in the drybox for a couple of years. And even if u do use it, i hope it wont be on Auto or P mode all the way.
No FF with red ring or gold ring lens or even MF hasselblad can cure u of your ignorance, much less your arrogance.
TS, even if u didn't bother to learn anything while u had your current camera, at the very least start learning now before u get a new one.. I started learning how to use my camera even before I purchased it. By googling, reading magazines and books.
Like some others have said, hopefully when u buy that FF camera, it doesnt stay in the drybox for a couple of years. And even if u do use it, i hope it wont be on Auto or P mode all the way.
No FF with red ring or gold ring lens or even MF hasselblad can cure u of your ignorance, much less your arrogance.
wakaowalao
Senior Member
Oh... Oops sorry, I might be mistaken you for either a 3 year old (too young) or 99 years old (too old) who still can't understand the very basic camera handling even after FIVE years!:bigeyes::bheart:
Anson
Senior Member
if you do not even know what you need, you do not need it at all, since it is not is required in your shooting style.
So??? The images produced is still good enough for people to love it.... that is enough for me....
Agree....
kei1309
Senior Member
if the TS is set on it, we can't change it. heckling him won't do you any good either.
doing that only shows that you're even more childish than he is.
stay calm. you're only going to provoke him to go against good advice.
eleveninth
Senior Member
i suggest u get the 5D10, got special effect like L lens. You can sit at home at your com, then it wil go out and take photos for you.
Sgdevilzz
Senior Member
Do not lust for photography equipment. That's all I have to say.
I've seen every comment made by everyone here and decided that it's pointless to advice TS any further. He is not listening about learning basic fundamentals of photography. He just wants to BUY cameras that are super good but not knowing a single thing about it.
Instead of advices which he himself thinks it's a lecture, why not just let him do what he wants? He has been shooting for the past 5 years and god knows how he does it.
It's hard to teach new comers. It's even harder to teach old comers that are still new.
I've seen every comment made by everyone here and decided that it's pointless to advice TS any further. He is not listening about learning basic fundamentals of photography. He just wants to BUY cameras that are super good but not knowing a single thing about it.
Instead of advices which he himself thinks it's a lecture, why not just let him do what he wants? He has been shooting for the past 5 years and god knows how he does it.
It's hard to teach new comers. It's even harder to teach old comers that are still new.
I only used my 500D for less than 2 years.
I have learnt much and am still learning.
TS, please get a secondhand camera, XXXD or XXD series or firsthand if you like.
Then use the money to get a very good lens or two. (Maybe an L?)
IMO, its more worth it than upgrading to a full-frame.
You never know when you need the extra money
I have learnt much and am still learning.
TS, please get a secondhand camera, XXXD or XXD series or firsthand if you like.
Then use the money to get a very good lens or two. (Maybe an L?)
IMO, its more worth it than upgrading to a full-frame.
You never know when you need the extra money
lioneldude
Senior Member
Give you some really good advice here:
Why not just rent the 1D mark IV for a few days of F1? I rented it last year for 4 days @ $419. Of course before the actual event, I rented it for a day to familiarize with the functions like focus tracking sensitivity, etc.
Alternatively, rent a 7D and 5D2, see at the end of the day which you prefer to handle. Then buy.
At the end if still can't get your shots you like, you can always sell here.
Why not just rent the 1D mark IV for a few days of F1? I rented it last year for 4 days @ $419. Of course before the actual event, I rented it for a day to familiarize with the functions like focus tracking sensitivity, etc.
Alternatively, rent a 7D and 5D2, see at the end of the day which you prefer to handle. Then buy.
At the end if still can't get your shots you like, you can always sell here.
Yup. I've seen a lot of the guys on here give him great advice, with easy to understand images and charts. Instead, he seems to refuse to learn, ignores the advice they gave them and then still targets some. I mean, telling someone to read carefully when he himself has been ignoring the advice given to him with great patience and a silver spoon.
I have no patience for people like that, and will say so.
Agree too. If the person refuses to heed advice and still follows his/her way, then why ask or be here in the first place.
frederickykfoo
Senior Member
Sorry, do not know what you are writting. I am very bad with short form like you refused to learn after 5 years.
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