Wow, it's almost 10 YEARS and I just thought of this thread. God has been so good to me. Every time I stressed over not getting into a school or lost a job, He opened another better door for me pretty much immediately. I dodged a major bullet by not getting into dental school--now I'm in...

what a necromance of a thread. Just switched to Canon mirrorless! firmware 1.4 is amazing for the EOS R for eye tracking...perfect for my aging vision

here I am 4 years later just getting rid of my nikon bodies and switching to mirrorless Canon :xf_eek: Honestly, I wasted so much time correcting skin tones and dealing with WB using Nikon (sony sensor). I shot RAW and constant kelvin too. I have seen the light and will choose Canon color...

I think the original one is better. I much prefer the Wolfson DAC

could you say that the hd600 is more fun?  Which is better for vocals?  I'm guessing DT880 is better for EDM.  i kinda want a fully open headphone instead of the semi-open dt-880

which are the most neutral sounding grados?  or is this even a serious question -_-   I like the flat sound signature of DT880 / Triplefi 10

hd600 more neutral than dt880?  don't think so.   DT880 are one of the most flat sound signatures there is.....much like the triplefi 10 IEMs...  They are super flat, which is why I like them. The sound is not coloured at all...    ...

I made it on this top oregon wedding photographer hotlist!!  3 years ago I was spending probably 20+ hours a week on head-fi :O     http://junebugweddings.com/best-wedding-photographers/Portland-photography/   www.justinleewedding.com        

collectively over 6000 likes on this image in one day on fb/instagram...my most popular ever!  

        Close to a 400 feet bridge.... 

  full size here:  https://500px.com/photo/113155129/goalie-by-justin-lee-photography-justinleewedding-com?from=user_library

definitely planning on getting an A7s especially for video work.  Just waiting for prices to drop just a little bit since the A7S II is on the verge of being announced   Loving my D750s a fair amount more than my previous D600s.  It's autofocus system doesn't WOW me like I thought it would...

a few from my senior session yesterday...super late for senior photos I know--but she had pics taken by her sister with the family camera but her parents wanted some there were a little more professional :D          

a few more scenes        

A week ago even I thought about switching to Canon for skin tones....after this wedding this past Sunday in my most challenging low light venue yet I am happy to stay with Nikon.  Super happy with how my lighting strategy turned out.  Haven't even gone through 20% of the pics!        ...

  I think I can't upload the full full res even on flickr, but much larger version here:  https://www.flickr.com/photos/hyogen82/16727926829/  This is a stitch of about 15 shots. 

  Hehe, I agree the photographer takes the pics not the camera, but really nice equipment certainly helps.     I believe both of these were shot with my Nikon D750 and 85mm f1.8 lens.  There's a chance the first one was shot with a 35mm f1.4 lens.  I rarely shoot wide open at the largest...

  Thank you :)    Here are a couple I took today of a local hip hop artist and producer for his upcoming album.  He's been on MTV and is one of the hardest working people I know (he's a director of sales at a multi billion dollar IT company as well)    

  Wapho Temple, Bangkok

don't be too disappointed at not having the D750.  It is better than the D610 in focusing but not as much as I thought.  The auto-WB is definitely better, but the detail is better on the D610 at high noise and it has just as good dynamic range as the D750.  I had two new D610's to sell and I was...

With as good of dynamic range that my D750 has it was tempting to push the shadows a lot more, but I'm trying to get away from doing that.  

thanks guys.  wow, pretty much everyone prefers my edit over my VSCO filter edit.  Even my non-photographer friends.  This comes at a relief since all of wedding photography seems to be going in the VSCO direction.  VSCO, tiny people and huge landscapes, and centered couples.  

which edit do you guys prefer?  I was surprised that most of my friends (not photographers) liked my edit over the vsco filter one...  I did edit the vsco one also (they all require some tweaking), but the bottom edit is my edit with no filters.    

you're not using the 56mm fuji on your nikon are you?  Just wondering.  

I think the problem with these long macro lenses is that in order to get a fast enough shutter speed and get the DOF that I need (not razor thin) for wedding ring shots, I need lots of light.  My 35mm 1.4 lens at 2.8 aperture did better for this ring shot than my real 105mm macro lens even with...