Like a camera, the more you use it the more effiencient you become with it.
You don't miss as much as you think.
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<< Uh, even when being deliberate, you'll deliberately create high
resolution crap if the con
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Optimist. No debate ever gets finished here. Arguments just get
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So true.
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<< Subj: Re: More Tripod Follies?
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tom wrote:
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> > When I left the list, this argument was being debated... the more things
> > change...
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> We were just waiting for you to come back so we could finish it.
Optimist. No debate ever gets finished here. Arguments just get
recycled.
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> For those of us who ~have~ worked with the above gear, we know we are but
> ripples on a pond. Stay there long enough and the "people" walk around you
> and sometimes over you, as if you're a rock in a stream. One photographer set
> up on a tripod in the middle of a sq
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> When I left the list, this argument was being debated... the more things
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We were just waiting for you to come back so we could finish it.
Aren't we thoughtful?
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In a message dated 7/20/01 5:11:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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""When I started photographing, I followed the advice that a tripod should
be used whenever possible. I'm a pretty healthy guy, so "whenever
possible" translates to just about all the time. I'm slowly weanin
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Mike Johnston wrote:
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> Tom V. V. wrote:
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> > Content, not resolution, makes a good photo.
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> May I quote you?
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Sure, if I can borrow your Bronica when I'm in town. My Pentax 66
rangefinder hasn't arrived yet.
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Hi Shel, why do you suppose so many of the folks on the list
only take pictured of the landscape or their reletives (usually
only ones too small to punch them out) ?
--Tom
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
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> Photography is more than "taking a picture". It's about
> establishing some sort of rapport with
If I want the best quality I can get I use a 4x5. A 4x5 belongs
on a tripod, mobility is the 35mm strong suite a tripod throws
that away.
--Tom
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Tom "Graywolf" Rittenhouse
Graywolf Photo, Charlotte, NC, USA
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Tom V. V. wrote:
> Content, not resolution, makes a good photo.
May I quote you?
--Mike
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On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Yes, but without a 'pod you're less intrusive, better able to blend
> into the environment, and have a much better chance of actually
> interacting with the people you want to photograph.
[snip]
I wasn't arguing for tripods in street photography, Shel
Mafud! Welcome back.
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> The ~only~ way to shoot my 67ll is from a tripod (unless that is, you're
> wired (in a studio).
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> Recent trip(s) convinced me.
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>
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Joe Urmos wrote:
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> Things have been getting dull around here with everyone preoccupied with
> Mike's questions.
>
> Here's one thing Bryan Geyer has to say about tripods:
>
> Why is a tripod essential?
>
> Because blur due to lens movement is inevitable at any shutter
> speed slower th
Yes, but without a 'pod you're less intrusive, better able to
blend into the environment, and have a much better chance of
actually interacting with the people you want to photograph.
Big cameras, long lenses, 'pods, and the like, are nothing
more than obstacles you have to overcome. Although I
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
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> So what ... we all know that, to one degree or another. Too
> bad Capa didn't use a tripod on D-Day - his photos would have
> been much sharper and he'd have earned the recognition he so
> rightly deserved. Come shooting with me some day. We'll
And he would live l
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Come shooting with me some day. We'll shoot in the rougher areas of
> San Francisco. You bring a tripod and I'll hand-hold my cameras.
> Let's see who gets more sharp photos.
And see who gets mugged quicker. :) Mind you, a monopod could make a
pre
So what ... we all know that, to one degree or another. Too
bad Capa didn't use a tripod on D-Day - his photos would have
been much sharper and he'd have earned the recognition he so
rightly deserved. Come shooting with me some day. We'll
shoot in the rougher areas of San Francisco. You bring
Hi,
If people are going to go to the trouble of using a tripod all the
time they might as well use large format cameras.
35mm is for hand-holding.
Ever since good old Oskar hammered a piece of old pipe into a lozenge
shape and stuck a lens on the front 35mm photographers have done ok
without tr
Kessler convinced me in 1999.
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The ~only~ way to shoot my 67ll is from a tripod (unless that is, you're
wired (in a studio).
Recent trip(s) convinced me.
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Joe,
You're supposed to learn to take your shots between heart beats!
Regards, Bob S.
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Why is a tripod essential?
Because blur due to lens movement is inevitable at any shutter
speed slower than 1/
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Joe Urmos wrote:
> If you don't recognize the name, he runs Really Right Stuff.
...and makes a living selling tripod accessories. :)
chris
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