Popular Photography Forum?

[ssick92]

Hey everyone,

Just curious as to what photography forum, if any, that you guys visit. I'm looking for a place to find some good tips as well as galleries to view professionals/hobbyist photos.

A google search doesn't really turn up much except a couple sites that appear to pay for higher search results.

Just let me know what forums you guys are at and I'll come join you

 

[Misled]

You don't say what you shoot with.

Canon

Nikon

 

[jroovers]

photography-on-the.net/forum/

 

[ssick92]

You don't say what you shoot with.

Canon

Nikon

Oh ya, my bad. I shoot Canon so I guess I'll be heading over to photography-on-the.net

Thanks

 

[faisal629]

i joined thephotoforum.com and I'm liking it so far

 

[Misled]

Oh ya, my bad.

There are a few of us that belong to POTN that shoot with Nikon. You get ribed a bit, but it's all in good fun. If you can take pics, it's all that matters.

 

[IslandCrow]

Yeah, I'd definitely check out POTN. Even if it is getting infiltrated with those darn dirty Nikon users

I'm a member of the Photo Forum as well, and it's a pretty good site, but I prefer POTN and visit it far more often.

 

[Misled]

Macro shooting is a different animal. The knowledge that can be gained, even from Canon shooters, is something that can't be ignored. Also, I will be purchasing a Canon body one of these days. I need to try an MP-E-65.

You can also go to school.

 

[BlueCorn]

fredmiranda.com

 

[Dino]

Both have already been mentioned, POTN and fredmiranda. POTN is pretty much the RC of the photography forums though it is Canon centric. You'll find a lot of RCers on there even .

Fredmiranda is a good forum too, another if you're into micro and macro that is good to read is http://photomacrography.net/forum/ . Little forum but cram pack full of information on the specific area of macrophotography.

 

[IslandCrow]

Also, I will be purchasing a Canon body one of these days. I need to try an MP-E-65.

Yeah, the MP-E-65 is a pretty cool lens. I don't use mine nearly enough. I'm surprised they don't make some sort of adapter for a Nikon mount. That lens is about as manual as you can get. I'm surprised they didn't just go old school and have the aperture control right on the lens.