Well, I don't know about other ones, but I've got an Alienware as a desktop replacement, its 15.4'' and 9 or 10 pounds. Also it's $2800 unless I'm taking the picture inside or around my house I wouldn't want to take the laptop with me.

Go to hell Sony user!

It is a great thing though.



I used the live view to get the bike inside the frame. But it is hard to make the AF to work outside the live view mode, since I can not se the AF point. But I could use the live view with one AF..... Thanks doyleo. I figured it out.

oh yeh be very careful with that! as a substitute you could use a portable dvd player or somthing similar and use the video cable.

I just realized I use a branch of Sony for my computer too.. Hmm..

Oh wow You've posted another awesome pic! It looks great imo. The only thing I'd do different if I took it would be to try to get that windowsil out of the shot. It's slightly distracting. Otherwise GREAT job! It gives a strong feel off

Thanks.

I was in a hurry, and I knew the window was a problem. On the left side there was a road with cars and a strong light, on the right there was the window.

Do you guys move the subject when you shoot? This was not my own bike, so I found it a bid odd to do that. But then, I was down on the ground with the camera Strange...

Hah. Okay, I'd have gone with the window Meh! We're photographers, nothing we do is strange We totally have a legit reason for crawling on the ground and acting weird

* Oh, and moving stuff x'D

This post was edited by Nevereon on Jun 20 2009 02:52am

That bike looks fabulous.

haha I know that my 17" HP laptop is a beast, it would be awkward to whip it out in public and take a picture like this

Nice angle - I like how you took the photo not so "straight on" and you also got all of the bike in the pic