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lol looks like Dirtbag Dan

Just got my D5100. Ill post some flicks this weekend.

it looks weird in all caps ^

damn, Im on 8 and no where near that

My neighbor who has a lot of hunting rifles, some playful guns, bows, pistols etc, suggested I get an AR15 lower assembly, and just register that. then just buy different uppers. Anyone do this? I guess you can legally register a lower and it doesnt matter what you switch up top. *Im in Cali

Agreed. I dont own Final Cut but they have it at my school. Im going to wait till i buy a tower before i get it. Until then it just going to be imovie and after effects.

I cant wait to graduate and be able to invest in some nice glass and new bodies ^. Thanks for the information folks. Looks like Im going with the Nikon. My wife owned a T1i and feels less durable than the D5000 (5100 releases in a few days). Ill contribute some new flicks in the photo thread once I get it in. Peace.

Thanks for the Advice Mercer. I had heard once before Canon was great for studio work, I think Ill slide more towards the Nikon since I doubt I will ever use it in a studio setting. I do enjoy night photography as well so it seems like a plus. Thanks for the fast response I was about to go check them out at a store.Peace.

yeah I am trying to get into it. Im about to purchase a camera that has hd recording capabilities. I find it great that I can record good video and also take great photos. Some people really hate the idea of the two merging. haha. I have a friend that films with a DSLR for fun. heres one of his vids. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6UFKkkP6yo&feature=player_embedded

I am about to buy a DSLR. I had been holding off for a little(4 months now) to see what new cameras come out. It seems as though there is always the new thing out. Its like a movie. Anyways, my 3 options that are within my price range are as follows: Option #1 Sony A55 Option #2 Canon T2i Option #3 Nikon D5100 Im curious if that a55 is any good? I first wanted to go with the Nikon but I figured some of you may own a similar model. To me they are all good cameras, but if I could get some feedback as to Lifetime, and any little spec that will drastically change the quality or effect that would be cool. They all seem to record in HD video which is a plus for the work I do, and while reading the spec descriptions they seems to have similar parts and capabilities. Thank you.

Option #1 Sony A55 Option #2 Canon T2i Option #3 Nikon D5100 Im curious if that a55 is any good?

lol sounds like you need to get off of dial up.

loooks like a 1600PaperSeries

this is almost as gay as your website. no i take that back. the site takes it.

Get a Tower if you are up for saving dude. Only reason I and others that know have said that is cuz of what you are going to be doing with it. Imac will last a while, but if you want to have it for a few years you are going to need more memory and power. A guy in my class uses his Macbook pro and while he was rendering an HD 30 second motion graphics project it froze, and when he went to render it on the schools imac it took like a minute. I got an Imac for Design work and I fuck with Video Editing and Motion Graphics on the side lately. You dont want to settle and have it freeze on you when you are trying to render a big project. Hope it Helps.

I been saying Hella since I was a kid. Then came the internet. It ruins everything.

if it is editable you can do margin-left:-80px; or whatever will make it exact.

watson stole the show. thats awesome.

im under a storm in the bay area. supposed to be raining everyday till friday at least. thanks super moon

kelso zack haha

I just saw Unthinkable too. was Intense . But if you are into breaking down movies and being critic then you probably wont like it.

you can use 'spaces' instead of buying a new screen.

this was on the first page of the Unititled section. Haya's thread about screen printing http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129957

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/fgz/science/contrail.php?wfo=fgz Depending on the humidity the duration of them vary.