Furry Megathread - Furry Things Here

[TheABELBOTO]

I'd love to go to a furcon with you guys.

Keep dreaming

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[Frontrox]

Edit:
I forgot the video

[Pie Crust]

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I am in tears.

[Headcrab Zombie]

What a silly

[Masterlegodude]

Trout

[Pie Crust]

The first ones are cute. Lmao at the last one.

[Frontrox]

What a silly

I know right <3

[Masterlegodude]

I have lizard




Would you like to continue, yes or no?

[Daswiruch]

Would you like to continue, yes or no?

the answer you're going to get for this question will be a large mix of yes's and no's but because you're doing the skit, i suppose you're going to continue nevertheless

[Kochieboy]

I have lizard

One of the worst fears of having such a long lender tongue D:

[Frontrox]

I have lizard

Would you like to continue, yes or no?

Acknowledge my fursuit friend first

[ThatRandomGuy]

:(

I guess you could say they are tongue-tied...

Hehe..

[Headcrab Zombie]

I need to mess around with video on my camera more
Something like 6 or 7 thousand shutter clicks in 9 months, and I haven't done a single actual video.

My official position is photographer though, so that has to take priority over videos.

So the only thing i could really do is if I buy a new camera, I could keep my old one, and set that up on a tripod for video while i take photos during things like fursuit parade, but that would cost me about ~$300 from not being able to sell the camera instead, and potentially ~$300 more on another lens if I decide I want to use the same one on both cameras at the same time, which is something I'd have to mess around with taking videos in low light to determine

[Pie Crust]

If you're just going to take videos for personal use, use the stock lens. No need to use a longrange/heavy duty/wide area lens if that's not your priority.

[Headcrab Zombie]

It's not really for personal use, it would be convention coverage going on their official YouTube channel.

Focal length isn't the concern here, but rather a fast aperture because the con space is pretty low light. I've already replaced by kit lens with a f/2.8 zoom in the same range. But for video, might be able to get away with a really high iso, because scaling down all the way to 1920*1080 would make noise less visible, so that might not be an issue. I just need to experiment. Fast aperture lens might not even be relevant, as I may stop down to like f/8 for more DoF for unattended video. Again, I need to experiment.

But like I said, video isn't my priority as my official position is photographer.

I do eventually want to get an ultra wide angle for huge group shots where backing up isn't an option