I Just Got Done With A Promotional Photo Shoot With A Local Musician.
More Info And Pictures To Come In The Next Couple Days.
Sorry But I Just Don’t Have Them Ready Yet:)
More Info And Pictures To Come In The Next Couple Days.
Sorry But I Just Don’t Have Them Ready Yet:)
I just got my Zagg’s InvisibleShield protective cover for my Canon 5D Mk II today.
Ordered it on the 28th so it took 9 days over the 4th weekend to get here.
So I guess that’s not too bad.
I got it from Adorama.
Installing wasn’t bad at all.
It comes with two covers; one for the rear 3″ display and one for the 1″ top display.
You have to clean them and spray this stuff that came with it on them (yes I said spray wet stuff on your 5D!)
Put them on and push as many of the air bubbles out as you can.
The rest of the air bubbles will disappear in “2 or 3 days”.
I hope that’s true.
Not that you can see it:)
It seems tough and like it’ll last I long time.
It carries a lifetime replacement if it ever scratches or anything so for the $15 you can’t beat it.
To see how I use this beautiful camera take a trip over to my Portfolio page 🙂
Ever take pictures of a friend or a couple on their wedding day and their eyes don’t look like they have any “life” in them, just look emotionless?
Ever find yourself wishing you had “better” models or you knew how to fix this for future pictures you take?
Nothing can ruin a picture faster.
Tell your friend or model to look at the camera but instead of focusing on the lens, have them look “through” the camera to something 50 or 100 foot behind it.
It helps if there is a tree or sign they can see behind you.
This will give life to their eyes and look like they are focused in thought.
Trying this simple trick will improve you pictures for years to come.
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