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  1. Eye - Fi

    • 21h24, 09 Jan
      2011
    • 07
    1. lebogang nkoane

      What sacrilege is this!

      I never delete photos — ever — unless it's un-intended nudity or if somebody else shot nonsense with the camera.

    2. lebogang nkoane

      Oh, yeah — that eye-fi stuff is pretty cool.

    3. Mpumelelo

      lol @"un-intended nudity"

      I had to do something. My external harddrive is full as well :(

    4. lebogang nkoane

      tjo! ja no that's tough — i'd delete music I can, ahem, 'get again'.

      … but I have a harddrive 1.5TB dedicated to just photographs.

    5. Nappy Head

      I've been backing them up on dvd. When I get more space like LBG, I'll put them back. Nice easy access. Trust me man. Deleting photos will haunt you for a long time.

      Eye-Fi sounds really kewl. I may need that at some point, but for now... pockets are tight. Eye on the 5D.

    6. Diaan

      I delete almost 95% of everything I shoot. If I won't be able to do something useful with it later, it's toast. (Okay, I also shoot 21MP RAW files at ~28mb a piece, so space runs out pretty quickly.)

    7. Jeff Rikhotso

      Im about to delete about 50 Gigs of useless stuff filling up my Mac Book...my Ext hard drive is filled with designs, PSD, ID and Ai soft copies, which r huuuuge.

      Thanks Mpumi, will mos def check it out.

  2. Making Future Magic: iPad light painting

    • 13h58, 06 Jan
      2011
    • 04
    1. lebogang nkoane

      *amma edit this and embed the video clip :-)

      *let me know if you want me to remove it.

    2. Karabo_Ngoatle

      Dankie, it's all good :)

    3. Jeff Rikhotso

      Seriously innovative thinking...very interesting.

    4. Nappy Head

      woooow

  3. What to Charge

    • 16h49, 25 Nov
      2010
    • 03
    1. Jeff Rikhotso

      This is always a tricky one.

    2. Mpumelelo

      check this out.

      http://froknowsphoto.com/how-to-price-your-photography/

    3. Matt

      This was also pretty interesting/useful

      http://www.pixiq.com/article/photography-pricing

  4. 5 photography techniques you should know

    • 14h08, 14 Dec
      2010
    • 05
    1. lebogang nkoane

      ta — I am already effin' with freelensing.

    2. Neil Acid

      tilt-shift looks awesome. will venture into that one.
      thank you =]

    3. Jeff Rikhotso

      Freelensing and Tilt Shift sounds like nice assignments to try out.
      Already have a tilt shift plug-in for Aperture.

    4. Buchu

      finally i know what bokeh means!
      i wanna F with freelensing too!!

    5. Daz

      Trying 'em all ... as 75'ers will do.

  5. Got my studio lights.

    • 16h47, 20 Dec
      2010
    • 04
    1. Matt

      Awesome stuff Jeff....

      What are your rates ? Might want to do the odd model shoot next year...

    2. Jeff Rikhotso

      Thanks Matt
      Have no clue as yet. Doing some studio stuff will be refreshing, but my heart is in the streets thru and thru.

    3. Diaan

      It's great how we all have our preferences. I've realised the streets are not for me. The studio is where I'm at.

    4. lebogang nkoane

      Diaan — I hear you: I prefer outdoors (landscapes), most importantly, where no animal (incl. humans) in my view-finder.

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