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I frequent Fred Miranda (http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/index.php), and Photography on the Net (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php). From my experience, the other common major photo forums are Nikonians, Photo.net, Dpreview, and Sportshooter.com... I'm sure there are others, however, I am not all that familiar with them.
Hope this helps.
DPReview despite the signal to noise ratio
www.theprofessionalphotographyforum.com (Pro only)
Nikon Cafe despite how busy it is, though I don't visit often
Nikon Gear, though I visit more rarely than Nikon Cafe
Paul
www.theprofessionalphotographyforum.com (Pro only)
Nikon Cafe despite how busy it is, though I don't visit often
Nikon Gear, though I visit more rarely than Nikon Cafe
Paul
Hasselblad Forums
Analog Photography Users Group (APUG)
Less so these days:
Luminous Landscape
diglloyd
And indeed the already mentioned Fred Miranda. I've gone off of DPReview due to the whining and bitching going on there. Honestly, photographers there can be worse than bickering Mac/PC fans.
Analog Photography Users Group (APUG)
Less so these days:
Luminous Landscape
diglloyd
And indeed the already mentioned Fred Miranda. I've gone off of DPReview due to the whining and bitching going on there. Honestly, photographers there can be worse than bickering Mac/PC fans.
http://www.digital-photography-school.com/forum (a little friendlier to those of us who don't shoot Canon or Nikon)
Photography forums
For Canon users, POTN (Photography on the net). I am also looking for a Panasonic Users group.
For Canon users, POTN (Photography on the net). I am also looking for a Panasonic Users group.
The largest one I know (Canon users). Most times there are from 3,000 to 5,000 people connected to this forum. It's a huge place:
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php
I don't really keep up with the current activity on photo.net but they have quite an extensive archive of some really deep, informative, and thought- provoking discussions. A good example of this are all the photo ethics threads I have read there.
Also you can find some "historically significant" material there such as the first time some new techniques were used, or discussions of important events in photography as they happened, etc.
Ruahrc
Also you can find some "historically significant" material there such as the first time some new techniques were used, or discussions of important events in photography as they happened, etc.
Ruahrc
I swear by the Nikonians website (if you use Nikon gear). I can always get my questions answered quickly and reliably. Thousands of people on that site all the time. Plus they have good discussions on non-Nikon items like tripods, filters, processing software, lighting, etc.
I also like to read Thom Hogan's thoughts and occasionally the Luminous Landscape.
I also like to read Thom Hogan's thoughts and occasionally the Luminous Landscape.
Is Nikonians really worth the price of admission?
I like nikond1.net and fredmiranda and dpreview.
I subscribed back before the insurance debacle and didn't think it was especially worth-while.
Paul