Originally posted by Mattox All the participants at the workshop are at a high level. These type of workshops are good for people to mix together are exchange ideas, and meet new friends with a common interest. Plus you get to shoot in areas that would otherwise be unknown to you. Secrets spots, secret hours etc. the fact that there is a Nikon and Lightroom rep we will be informed to on new techniques, specs etc, that we may have otherwise missed. Very encouraging all round, even if your a pro
I see. And it also a good way to get out to new locations. I wouldn't be worried about your gear if there are photographers there. It is mostly the gear heads that are snobby.
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Originally posted by DonThomaso One plus with the K-5 is size, your back won't hurt as much after a full day =) The dynamic range of the K-5 is very impressive and close to that of the best FF, no problem!
Why are you showing the worst case scenario for that Nikon? If I was out shooting landscapes, I wouldn't take any of those lenses and that battery pack along. And what wimps we are today.
And in landscape, it's all about logistics (finding time/location), resolution (money - high end gear) and graphics art ( post processing). The rules for landscapes are pretty basic and easy to learn.