Survey

[ILuvCrush]

1) Do you use a DSLR or P&S? DSLR
2) Do you shoot RAW or JPG? JPEG
3) What post processing software do you use? CM Memory manager for most, occasionally PhotoImpact
4) What exposure mode (Auto, P, Av, Tv, M, Bulb) do you most often use? I try most areas at Auto to see what it does...then adjust. Usually Av or M
5) What lens do you use the most? 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 telephoto (cause I'm lazy lol!)
6) What lens do you enjoy using the most? my 50mm f/1.8 fixed lens
7) Do you usually use a UV filter? Nope
8) What is your primary online hosting site? Smugmug9) Do you earn a living from photography? At least pay for your photo gear with your photography? Make a little money from photography? Just do it for fun? Just for fun!
10) Do you scrapbook? Yep... thats what started my photog obsession!
11) Aside from Disney Theme Parks, what is your favorite place to shoot? I like shooting landscapes and portraits..usually all within a 20min drive from my house
12) What is your favorite subject? My daughters.... my son is photophobic!
13) What is your favorite photography book? I have the books from my NYIP program that I use all the time
14) Do you consider your photography skill level to be novice, somewhat experienced, experienced, semi-pro, pro level? I'm going to say somewhat experienced.... but barely lol!

 

[saturndb]

1) Do you use a DSLR or P&S? DSLR
2) Do you shoot RAW or JPG? RAW
3) What post processing software do you use? LIGHTROOM
4) What exposure mode (Auto, P, Av, Tv, M, Bulb) do you most often use? AV
5) What lens do you use the most? 70-200
6) What lens do you enjoy using the most? 17-40
7) Do you usually use a UV filter? NO
8) What is your primary online hosting site? SMUGMUG
9) Do you earn a living from photography? At least pay for your photo gear with your photography? Make a little money from photography? Just do it for fun? MAKE SOME MONEY
10) Do you scrapbook? NO
11) Aside from Disney Theme Parks, what is your favorite place to shoot? NATURE
12) What is your favorite subject? MY SON
13) What is your favorite photography book? BRYAN PETERSON BOOKS
14) Do you consider your photography skill level to be novice, somewhat experienced, experienced, semi-pro, pro level? EXPERIENCED

 

[Bstanley]

1) Do you use a DSLR or P&S? Both - mostly DSLR now that I have one
2) Do you shoot RAW or JPG? RAW + JPG
3) What post processing software do you use? Photoshop Elements 8
4) What exposure mode (Auto, P, Av, Tv, M, Bulb) do you most often use? P, migrating to Av
5) What lens do you use the most? 18-55mm F3.5-5.4 IS
6) What lens do you enjoy using the most? 70-200mm F4L
7) Do you usually use a UV filter? NO
8) What is your primary online hosting site? SMUGMUG
9) Do you earn a living from photography? At least pay for your photo gear with your photography? Make a little money from photography? Just do it for fun? Just for fun
10) Do you scrapbook? No
11) Aside from Disney Theme Parks, what is your favorite place to shoot? 'Out'
12) What is your favorite subject? Family
13) What is your favorite photography book? None yet.
14) Do you consider your photography skill level to be novice, somewhat experienced, experienced, semi-pro, pro level? Somewhat experienced

 

[halfast]

These questions are in regards to you normal or most common shooting.

1) Do you use a DSLR or P&S? DSLR
2) Do you shoot RAW or JPG? RAW
3) What post processing software do you use? Lightroom 3, Photoshop CS5
4) What exposure mode (Auto, P, Av, Tv, M, Bulb) do you most often use? Av
5) What lens do you use the most? Tie: 50mm F1.4 Prime, 24-70 F2.8
6) What lens do you enjoy using the most? 50
7) Do you usually use a UV filter? No
8) What is your primary online hosting site? MobileMe
9) Do you earn a living from photography? At least pay for your photo gear with your photography? Make a little money from photography? Just do it for fun? Fun
10) Do you scrapbook? No
11) Aside from Disney Theme Parks, what is your favorite place to shoot? Ocean City, NJ
12) What is your favorite subject? Family
13) What is your favorite photography book?
14) Do you consider your photography skill level to be novice, somewhat experienced, experienced, semi-pro, pro level? somewhat experienced