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> As a sports photographer, I disagree. You don't disagree with the post you replied to. Niches will always require specialized equipment as it said. It was a
by Someone1234 5y ago
> As a sports photographer, I disagree.
You don't disagree with the post you replied to. Niches will always require specialized equipment as it said. It was a comment about general purpose photography (and its ever shrinking market share).
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoMoving objects aren't a niche, they are the real life outside of of selfies and posing.
- kaba0 5y agoSurely the background is somewhat stationary during, so there is ample space to refine that with less fast-moving data. Sure, you have to get better hardware to properly capture the fast moving target of the photo, but it is not an either or question.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoI think a lot depends on whether you stand to loose and the other bloke stands to gain from those lies - if these are old war stories that bear no relationship to my current life, well, that's just entertainment, whatever. But if the other person is telling me "deposit money in this ATM, it's totally secure' then I'd be a bit assertive with holding him to account.
- aspyct 5y agoIt's not about the niche, it's about doing a job with the right tools. Did you ever build a desktop gui app with php? You actually can, it's just not the most productive tool. Conversely, you can take good pictures with a smartphone (for some specific cases), it's just not a great tool for the job.
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