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Jan 8 2013 02:38pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Jan 9 2013 05:50am)
Im getting the Spyder 4 Pro asap, that wont be at tax time so it doesnt need to be taken out.

Over, Id like to get a zoom, but if theres room Id like to get a fixed too (but if I do, it will be the 85mm 1.8 or the rokinon 85mm 1.4).

I so want a white lens, haha. It must be the girl in me, I just squee over them.


Okay it's a start!

I honestly think you will use 85mm and under a lot more than a long tele zoom!

(don't get a MF lens, period :P )

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Jan 8 2013 03:01pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Jan 8 2013 02:38pm)
Okay it's a start!

I honestly think you will use 85mm and under a lot more than a long tele zoom!

(don't get a MF lens, period :P )


That would leave us a lot of money to do other stuff..just makes me super sad D: I adore the 70-200..I seriously think I would use it all the time, weight notwithstanding.

By the way, I have a question about the spyder. If I calibrate this monitor now, it wont be an issue to calibrate a new monitor later right?
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Jan 8 2013 03:10pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Jan 9 2013 07:01am)
That would leave us a lot of money to do other stuff..just makes me super sad D: I adore the 70-200..I seriously think I would use it all the time, weight notwithstanding.

By the way, I have a question about the spyder. If I calibrate this monitor now, it wont be an issue to calibrate a new monitor later right?


The 70-200 is seriously heavy. Even more if your 5d is gripped!

You can calibrate as many times as you want and as many monitors as you want :)
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Jan 8 2013 03:36pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Jan 8 2013 03:10pm)
The 70-200 is seriously heavy. Even more if your 5d is gripped!

You can calibrate as many times as you want and as many monitors as you want :)


Its not, is that something I should look into also? Haha.

Thanks ^^

Btw while I have you here, do you BBF?
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Jan 8 2013 03:40pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Jan 9 2013 07:36am)
Its not, is that something I should look into also? Haha.

Thanks ^^

Btw while I have you here, do you BBF?


haha well, you can, you get double the battery life and vertical grip.. Not really worth it if your camera isn't a workhorse.

Is BBF something people request in the private classifieds on craigslist... ? ha

I don't know what that is?
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Jan 8 2013 05:05pm
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haha well, you can, you get double the battery life and vertical grip.. Not really worth it if your camera isn't a workhorse.

Is BBF something people request in the private classifieds on craigslist... ? ha

I don't know what that is?


Yeah nah, I remember reading into that before and I didnt care for it.

Oh sorry, back button focusing, lol.
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Jan 8 2013 10:13pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Jan 9 2013 09:05am)
Yeah nah, I remember reading into that before and I didnt care for it.

Oh sorry, back button focusing, lol.


Yeah, we spoke about that in pms a while back? :)

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Jan 8 2013 10:23pm
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Yeah, we spoke about that in pms a while back? :)


Thats the same thing? Ffffffffff. I guess it just sounded easier than how you explained it, haha. I tried it and it seemed so much more difficult.
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Jan 8 2013 10:32pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Jan 9 2013 02:23pm)
Thats the same thing? Ffffffffff. I guess it just sounded easier than how you explained it, haha. I tried it and it seemed so much more difficult.


???

Back button to focus, shutter button for metering/shutter! ha
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Jan 9 2013 12:57pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Jan 8 2013 10:32pm)
???

Back button to focus, shutter button for metering/shutter! ha


Im gonna try to stick with it a bit longer this time. I watched a youtube thing on it so I understand a little better now. I guess I just dont get why its supposed to be so helpful, but I guess that will come in time.

And Im super sadface, that monitor is on sale for $399 D:
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