New Shoot with Volks - RR X MR
Aug 10, 2008, 06:17 PM
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You are correct sir! I had it installed in CA before my trip back to CT, it actually has clear bra on the hood, front bumper, headlights, rearviews, trunk lip and the rear doors on the bottom half.
Aug 10, 2008, 06:24 PM
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Hey Justin, the shots with the corn in the bkg were taken at Roxbury airport (very small airport with just a couple bi-planes). The shots on the bridge were taken on rt 67 in Southbury area, just a small road off 67 has the cool bridge, which I still haven't captured perfectly yet. Maybe once I am lowered I will do a re-shoot there, welcome to join me!
Aug 10, 2008, 07:48 PM
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Thanks all. Evostare, I am using a 40D with 17-40 F4 lens and a 70-200 F4. I would start out if I were with the Nikon 50mm prime lens and I wish I knew some more good lenses for ya but I just don't know the Nikon world that well. Look on FredMiranda.com for reviews on Nikon lenses, typically the prime lenses will have the best PQ (picture quality) but the zoom lenses are obviously more versatile. Best thing to do regardless of what glass and camera you have though is just go out and shoot!
have fun
Ben
have fun
Ben
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Aug 10, 2008, 07:53 PM
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I bought a 40D a month or so ago as well. I'm finding that the professional photographers I spoke to beforehand were right though---buy a lower-level camera (in Canon's case--a XSi or something) and use the extra money for lenses. I didn't understand/believe it until I bought the 40D though.
Unless you need to blow things up to poster size, or a professional photgrapher, heed those words.
Unless you need to blow things up to poster size, or a professional photgrapher, heed those words.
