Comments for New Born Baby Photography http://vanessa-carlton.net Your help center. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:34:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on the rays comes from mobile while taking photo will affect my 6 months baby? by Robert http://vanessa-carlton.net/the-rays-comes-from-mobile-while-taking-photo-will-affect-my-6-months-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-15157 Robert Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:34:39 +0000 #comment-15157 I doubt it unless your putting the phone next to his ear to hear gam-gam or pop-pop and the phone you have is the Zack Morris, Saved By the Bell, BRICK he used to talk on. I doubt it unless your putting the phone next to his ear to hear gam-gam or pop-pop and the phone you have is the Zack Morris, Saved By the Bell, BRICK he used to talk on.

]]> Comment on the rays comes from mobile while taking photo will affect my 6 months baby? by Greta *Athena's Mommy* http://vanessa-carlton.net/the-rays-comes-from-mobile-while-taking-photo-will-affect-my-6-months-baby/comment-page-1/#comment-15156 Greta *Athena's Mommy* Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:34:38 +0000 #comment-15156 If cell phones and cameras affected babies brains, we would have surely heard about it by now. There are millions of moms and dads who take tons of pictures of their babies everyday. Keep taking pictures and webcamming with the grandparents! If cell phones and cameras affected babies brains, we would have surely heard about it by now.

There are millions of moms and dads who take tons of pictures of their babies everyday.

Keep taking pictures and webcamming with the grandparents!

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by Jorge http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15115 Jorge Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15115 If you want some dedication, get a dslr camera. All brands make them. They are not the only cameras taking good photographs. I love the sea too, and that inspires me, but you don't need an underwater camera. But, ok, I have a Leica and there are also beautiful machines like Fuji X100, why not If you want some dedication, get a dslr camera. All brands make them. They are not the only cameras taking good photographs. I love the sea too, and that inspires me, but you don’t need an underwater camera. But, ok, I have a Leica and there are also beautiful machines like Fuji X100, why not

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by Alex http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15114 Alex Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15114 pretty much any beginner camera will be reasonably priced. i would go to rythercamera.com they seem to have the best bang for your buck. I would get a nikon. but if you get a nikon or canon or pentax you cant really go wrong if you can take pictures. pretty much any beginner camera will be reasonably priced. i would go to rythercamera.com they seem to have the best bang for your buck. I would get a nikon. but if you get a nikon or canon or pentax you cant really go wrong if you can take pictures.

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by Bunny Bingo http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15116 Bunny Bingo Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15116 First and foremost, with all due respect, the photographers in your area may very well seem expensive (and quite possibly could be), because you have little understanding of the production cost and furthermost value of photography skill and services for specialties such as weddings and portraits. I think your "specialties" are too broad at the moment. Prom and event photography is one thing, family and baby portraits is another, and wedding photography - well that's just a big can of worms. From you what you have said, it sounds like you don't even own a camera, let alone have a minute of experience in any of these fields to merit doing it for money. The camera is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what you need. I know I'm grilling you, and it's absolutely fine to want to take up photography, I don't knock you for it, but I think you need to look at it from a different perspective before you go into your business. With that said, if you want a good camera, I'm always going to recommend the 5D mk II because that's what I use, and that's what I consider to be one of the best DSLRs by Canon. Any of the others will do, so long as you buy some well made lenses. You can find detailed descriptions online that can help you further about the specific equipment you'd need to go into each of those areas you mentioned. It's too much to type here. First and foremost, with all due respect, the photographers in your area may very well seem expensive (and quite possibly could be), because you have little understanding of the production cost and furthermost value of photography skill and services for specialties such as weddings and portraits.

I think your "specialties" are too broad at the moment. Prom and event photography is one thing, family and baby portraits is another, and wedding photography – well that’s just a big can of worms. From you what you have said, it sounds like you don’t even own a camera, let alone have a minute of experience in any of these fields to merit doing it for money. The camera is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what you need.

I know I’m grilling you, and it’s absolutely fine to want to take up photography, I don’t knock you for it, but I think you need to look at it from a different perspective before you go into your business.

With that said, if you want a good camera, I’m always going to recommend the 5D mk II because that’s what I use, and that’s what I consider to be one of the best DSLRs by Canon. Any of the others will do, so long as you buy some well made lenses. You can find detailed descriptions online that can help you further about the specific equipment you’d need to go into each of those areas you mentioned. It’s too much to type here.

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by Andres http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15117 Andres Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15117 It is not about the camera, it is about you. I use a nikon d80, but i would recommend the Nikon D90, it has HD video. there are many free lessons online, and you could team up with other photographers. It is not about the camera, it is about you.

I use a nikon d80, but i would recommend the Nikon D90, it has HD video.

there are many free lessons online, and you could team up with other photographers.

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by Charles http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15119 Charles Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15119 They may not seem reasonable to you, or they may actually be on the pricey side. Have you considered that they probably spend an hour in post processing for every hour they shoot? How about travel time and expense on location shoots? Down time to find customers? As in any business, if it is a main source of income, it certainly may seem unreasonable to those that can do it as a hobby. But, it has to feed the owner too. All that said, I would say any DSLR with good lenses would be adequate on that front. Don't forget auxiliary flash, continuous lighting, computer system capable of image processing, software and time to experiment and learn about all of it, too. It's a start and you'll constantly want to add to your 'bag of tricks' for a while and upgrade to professional level from 'prosumer'. You have to realize that being a great hobbyist won't cut it when people pay you a few hundred to take wedding pictures and they don't like the result. Just giving you a dose of reality. They may not seem reasonable to you, or they may actually be on the pricey side. Have you considered that they probably spend an hour in post processing for every hour they shoot? How about travel time and expense on location shoots? Down time to find customers? As in any business, if it is a main source of income, it certainly may seem unreasonable to those that can do it as a hobby. But, it has to feed the owner too.
All that said, I would say any DSLR with good lenses would be adequate on that front. Don’t forget auxiliary flash, continuous lighting, computer system capable of image processing, software and time to experiment and learn about all of it, too. It’s a start and you’ll constantly want to add to your ‘bag of tricks’ for a while and upgrade to professional level from ‘prosumer’.
You have to realize that being a great hobbyist won’t cut it when people pay you a few hundred to take wedding pictures and they don’t like the result. Just giving you a dose of reality.

]]> Comment on Whats the best camera to use for photography? by mister-damus http://vanessa-carlton.net/whats-the-best-camera-to-use-for-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-15118 mister-damus Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:32:08 +0000 #comment-15118 there is no best, but SLRs are probably the most versatile. there is no best, but SLRs are probably the most versatile.

]]> Comment on What different types of photography school are there? by Natasha http://vanessa-carlton.net/what-different-types-of-photography-school-are-there/comment-page-1/#comment-15056 Natasha Thu, 29 Dec 2011 00:37:48 +0000 #comment-15056 Each photography school will have its own strengths and weaknesses. But all of these schools should teach the basics of photography and give you a good amount of everything. Some will be more "Art" driven while others will be more commercial oriented. This is the largest distinction you want to look for as if you are into commercial photography and going to an "art" school that focuses on experimental photography, your professors may look down on your work. Each photography school will have its own strengths and weaknesses. But all of these schools should teach the basics of photography and give you a good amount of everything. Some will be more "Art" driven while others will be more commercial oriented. This is the largest distinction you want to look for as if you are into commercial photography and going to an "art" school that focuses on experimental photography, your professors may look down on your work.

]]> Comment on What different types of photography school are there? by Phi http://vanessa-carlton.net/what-different-types-of-photography-school-are-there/comment-page-1/#comment-15055 Phi Thu, 29 Dec 2011 00:37:48 +0000 #comment-15055 http://www.photography.com/articles/types-of-photography/types-of-photography/ http://www.photography.com/articles/types-of-photography/types-of-photography/

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