Jamie123
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The OP is suggesting no such thing, he simply wanted to start a ruckus, er, conversation...
:angel:
You're right and I apologize. I noticed afterwards that you were just quoting the article. Next time you might want to put it in quotation marks, though, otherwise people think you're the one making the statement
zauhar
Veteran
The OP is suggesting no such thing, he simply wanted to start a ruckus, er, conversation...
:angel:
I think the OP started this because he thinks people shooting photos with iPads look like complete f-cking idiots. He would be correct.
Timmyjoe, nice picture you shot of Frank. Sorry for your illness, and trouble in selling your work. Glad the editor had enough brains to recognize that skill is still worth paying for.
Randy
emraphoto
Veteran
The OP. Who else?
Aha! Forgive the guilty conscious.
maxwell1295
Well-known
Cell phone and iPad photography have become a fact of life and professionals are going to have to suck it up deal with it. Wedding photographers cvmplain about it all the time, but there's not much you can do. You either keep complaining or adapt and get your shot. In worst case scenerios, it sometimes has to be fixed after the fact. Here's an iPad shooter that almost ruined my shot, but I still managed to get something relatively clean. Took a little post work to make it usable though.

emraphoto
Veteran
You have no idea how funny this statement is. I wish the editors had half the brains/balls you give them credit for.
Timmyjoe, nice picture you shot of Frank. Sorry for your illness, and trouble in selling your work. Glad the editor had enough brains to recognize that skill is still worth paying for.
Randy[/QUOTE]
Timmyjoe, nice picture you shot of Frank. Sorry for your illness, and trouble in selling your work. Glad the editor had enough brains to recognize that skill is still worth paying for.
Randy[/QUOTE]
zauhar
Veteran
[/QUOTE]You have no idea how funny this statement is. I wish the editors had half the brains/balls you give them credit for.
Timmyjoe, nice picture you shot of Frank. Sorry for your illness, and trouble in selling your work. Glad the editor had enough brains to recognize that skill is still worth paying for.
Randy
Believe me, I am not giving them a lot of credit. They are just cogs in the managerial machine that has driven our world to ruin.
Timmyjoe
Veteran
emraphoto
Veteran
Believe me, I am not giving them a lot of credit. They are just cogs in the managerial machine that has driven our world to ruin.[/QUOTE]
100 percent mate.
100 percent mate.
toyfel
Established
Who moved my cheese!?!?
+1
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Brucefg
Member
nice ipad!
RObert Budding
D'oh!
Beats me why anyone feels the need to carry one of those dorky things around, there's more to life than constantly updating your twatter profile or what have you.
+1. . . . .
szekiat
Well-known
i actually thought this photo captured the moment perfectly. Obama always came across as the more tech savvy, more digital/social media oriented president, inseparable from his blackberry and even doing a reddit interview. And this shot reflects his core supporters well
igi
Well-known
Yeah! When I'm watching a movie, other people yelling in the theater have the right to be heard over the movie. During a wedding, the drunk uncle has the right to say the wedding vows just as any other citizen. When having a family picnic, the guy with the powerful sound system in his pickup truck has the right to express his musical tastes over the peace of the neighborhood.
Damn civility...it's all about me me me.
Fascetiousness (sp.) aside, in all seriousness, people have got to have a bit of common sense. We may have the right to do things, but we must also learn not to be egotistical. A sports commentator may be boring as h3ll, but that does not give the cameraman the permission (although as a citizen he has the right) to get on his cellphone and call in the station with his own live feed while talking over sleepychitchat.
I don't think you're getting what Jamie123's point and to be honest, you're analogy doesn't even fit.
Non-professionals taking pictures are not being egoistical. Heck they will probably share it on Facebook. People got that common sense that you think is missing.
Bike Tourist
Well-known
The camera will soon be a function of something else, the way a clock is incorporated in almost every electronic device.
charjohncarter
Veteran
I walked into a museum with my Leica, and was told no photos inside. Meanwhile everyone inside is snapping away with their iPhones.
muser53
MUSER53
I walked into a museum with my Leica, and was told no photos inside. Meanwhile everyone inside is snapping away with their iPhones.
Yes! SF MOMA is weird/infuriating in that way...although I must say the guards themselves have been lax of late.
raid
Dad Photographer
When I first read the title forthisthread, I thought that the OP was being sarcastic about some comment he overheard while he was using his IPad for taking photos. There is nothing wrong with using an IPad for photography. It allows perfect composition due to the large "VF" or screen of the IPad.
Murchu
Well-known
The camera will soon be a function of something else, the way a clock is incorporated in almost every electronic device.
Some might say that has already happened..
Messsucherkamera
Established
Beats me why anyone feels the need to carry one of those dorky things around, there's more to life than constantly updating your twatter profile or what have you.
Amen to that!
muser53
MUSER53
The camera will soon be a function of something else, the way a clock is incorporated in almost every electronic device.
...and the ADD that goes along with "multitasking" everything in life shows in the quality of most of the images produced.
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