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Recent Answers from Kent Staubus

2009-11-04 Photo for exhibition:

That's a really big print to try to make from a 35mm negative. I think I'd maybe just make a 12x18. Your local Sams Club can do this, as can most Walmarts. I would find one of their experienced people

2009-09-29 filters:

I did answer your question fairly directly. Do not use two filters at once because that can cause problems with flare, or ghosting. The problem is when sunlight (or any other light) hits the filter,

2009-08-22 F stops, big diffrence?:

It sort of depends. A faster lens is not sharper, and the shallow DOF is often not that big of a deal. However, where a faster lens comes into its own is in low light, such as at night or indoors. I

2009-08-06 moving train:

Don't know if you knew it, but taking photos of trains is what I do the most! I get published several times a year. I'm a "foamer," which is your equivalent of a trainspotter. This isn't hard to do

2009-08-03 photography:

Two ways to do this. The "standard" way is to use fill flash to light your subject enough to match the light in the background. The other way is to put the camera on a tripod and take two shots, one where