Ty Rogers

On 10/26/2010 at 10:50 PM, Brad Grimmett said:

Yeah, $44,500 for 5 Super Speeds is ridiculous. Good thing you already figured that out.

good thing you didn't buy superspeeds. you could have used them for years and then profited $20k by selling them today for $60k.

On 12/13/2006 at 11:49 PM, David Mullen ASC said:

Generally a high key image is predominantly midtones and bright highlights, whereas a low key image is predominantly under key with small areas at key or brighter.

David- by "under key", are you referring to the stop on your lens (T2.8 for example) which you are referring to as "key"? If so, are you saying the brightest area of the image would read around a T2.8 if using a light meter? with everything else falling below. . .