typicalsloan wrote:It kind stinks that one jerk of a moron can spoil things we enjoy sometimes.
This is true. I remember being a little self conscious the rest of the afternoon and probably missed many good shots as a result of it.
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typicalsloan wrote:It kind stinks that one jerk of a moron can spoil things we enjoy sometimes.
jajlo wrote:It's the composer behind the viewfinder that matters, not the viewfinder itself.
toddono wrote:As they say, "It's not the tool, but how you use it!"...
gpaai wrote:I'm not sure if I should be letting this bother me or not but it does.
This past weekend I was at a local festival taking photos as were many other photographers. Yeah, there was the usual big guns, you know, the high end cameras w/lenses that stand out like Pinnocio's nose. As usual I was on location with my trusty ol' Olympus C-5060WZ.
As I was shooting into the crowd, a girl turned to me and said, "Do you want to take a picture of me?" Then proceeded to pose. I thought wow that was pretty cool of her.
But just then, her boyfriend turned from a booth he was standing at to see who his GF was talking to. He was wearing a strap around his neck that was supporting what was obviously a professional camera and lens, (I didn't look at it as I wouldn't even let on that I thought it was impressive.)
All of a sudden the guy begins to laugh as he looks at my camera and says, "Oh my God, another wannabe!"
Well, I just continued on, not wanting to start anything. But I thought, what a jerk.
I don't want to believe for a moment that high end camera owners all have that attitude. When the day comes that I do decide to invest, I never want to forget my beginnings. Besides, I believe my Olympus has turned out some pretty quality shots, though it may be smaller than what a lot of individuals are carrying around.
I know this really isn't PAD related, but I really needed to get it off my chest. (Hmmm, maybe we need a b*tching topic area on this forum.)
Gary
sloopsailor wrote:If he thinks equipment makes the photographer then he is damn poor one!
matiasasun wrote:sloopsailor wrote:If he thinks equipment makes the photographer then he is damn poor one!
Note: Size and Equipment (functions, possibilities) are not related. Some Nikkon cameras are smaller than mine but have much more functions and stuff. Seems that that technological developement is called "miniaturization"...
sloopsailor wrote:Equipement makes a job easier, they don't make a photographer better.
matiasasun wrote:But standing in front a huge size camera does make us feel strange right?.
shaun wrote:It's not the camera. It's the photographer.
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