Must be some kind of confusion lol. I was talking about the alpha a7, and asking about your a6000.

Bummer about the EVF, I guess the a6000 uses the old evf, even it's predecessor had the better evf screen.

 

This is my first experience with a EVF, so i dunno if it's better or not.

I come from a large pentaprisim VF. The tiny video screen of the a6000 is just silly, it's completely pointless and designing to legacy for no reason but to waste money.

 

DSC06419 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr


DSC06425 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr


DSC04779 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr


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DSC04777 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr

 

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DSC04930 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr

 

why do you strip out your EXIF? how am i supossed to know what camera you used?

why do you hate metadata?

 

To tell you the truth I don't know how it happened. I don't recall ever unchecking the box for it and I don't know how to get it back up. Plus all my raw files are being converted to dng and I don't know if that's good or bad while editing.

 

helping out with a customer's new GT4 car.

 

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nice clean shots, work on your panning.

this was 1/60sec:


GTLM Porsche North America No. 912 by The Braineack, on Flickr


and stop stripping out your exif. i wanna see what camera/lens/settings youre using.




here's a bird that enjoyed all the food i left out during the blizzard:


Cardinal by The Braineack, on Flickr

 

Nice one Braineak, I did a lot of panning at the Roar Before. Since I took so many pictures panning, I did clean still shots for this time around.

But yes, I do need to work on my panning. That looks fantastic.

DSC07263 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr

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DSC07140 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr





Do you know how I can Share my Metadata like you asked before? Lightroom deletes it.

 

i'm going to share that photo with delta wing. is it OK if they use it?

 

yeah that deltawing shot is great.

 

Yeah they can use the shot but can you credit my full name?

 

Sure, Do you want to water mark it?

 

@braineack- I checked and fixed the metadata. The new photos will now contain the information. Thanks for your help.

@OGracing- it's already on it. It's on the very left side vertical on the photo. Does it need anything else?

 

Seems easily defeated. I think the intent with watermarks is to make it so they can't crop/edit/steal your photo and totally eliminate the watermark.

 

watermarks are pointless for theft. but they aren't horrible so people see who shot the phot. however, they are distracting and dumb.

 

I am back and forth on it. I'm an amateur who doesn't make money on a hobby. If it was a career, I would be all for a watermark. I just put a basic mark on there just because I can.

 

i'm good friends with Jeremy cliff. We both started off shooting together. i got bored of it, he took it and ran. he now travels around shooting for Toyota, and other big companies. he's a big shot photographer now and i'm just a little jelly i didn't take it more serious. He does a simple text in an inconspicuous spot. we both experimented with a big *** water mark logo type things, but it was too distracting. i think the small text works out. gives you the internet search keywords you need to find his website.


Automotive 2 | Jeremy Cliff