Comments for RYAN HULVAT PHOTOGRAPHY http://ryanhulvat.com Tue, 01 May 2012 10:38:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Celebration by Jane Noel http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-131 Jane Noel Tue, 01 May 2012 10:38:10 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-131 Looking forward to being part of your busy month! Looking forward to being part of your busy month!

]]> Comment on Celebration by Sandy Gelatt http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-129 Sandy Gelatt Tue, 01 May 2012 02:26:54 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-129 Congrats! Can't wait to see what the future brings to you! Congrats! Can’t wait to see what the future brings to you!

]]> Comment on Celebration by Mark Albright http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-128 Mark Albright Tue, 01 May 2012 02:04:14 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-128 Couldn't be happier for you! You've captured so many amazing images with the D300, I can't wait to see what you do with this puppy! Couldn’t be happier for you! You’ve captured so many amazing images with the D300, I can’t wait to see what you do with this puppy!

]]> Comment on Celebration by Lee http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-127 Lee Tue, 01 May 2012 01:58:19 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-127 Congrats on the new baby! 8-)) Congrats on the new baby! 8-))

]]> Comment on Celebration by maria felton http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-126 maria felton Tue, 01 May 2012 01:54:56 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-126 congratulations! can't wait to see what you capture with your new camera. congratulations! can’t wait to see what you capture with your new camera.

]]> Comment on Celebration by Adam Atkinson http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-125 Adam Atkinson Tue, 01 May 2012 01:46:07 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-125 Congratulations man. Sweet capture at 3200 ISO! Congratulations man. Sweet capture at 3200 ISO!

]]> Comment on Celebration by Brenda Fortna http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-124 Brenda Fortna Tue, 01 May 2012 01:38:34 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=179#comment-124 So excited for you. The new camera is a reward for your hard work as well as a much needed tool for the new venture. Continued success and please keep posting....(especially photos of your muse.) So excited for you. The new camera is a reward for your hard work as well as a much needed tool for the new venture. Continued success and please keep posting….(especially photos of your muse.)

]]> Comment on Studio by Donald W. Leitzel http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=171#comment-121 Donald W. Leitzel Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:41:24 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=171#comment-121 Best Wishes on your studio opening. I miss our conversations at Dan's. I agree with you on "not getting rid of old friends" With adapters I am using all my old Olympus OM series lenses on my Olympus E-500 and E-P1. They only work in aperture priority and manual focus, but they are still very sharp. They are all prime lenses except a rare Vivitar Series 90-180 Flat Field Macro. I also have a Canon 55mm f1.2 lens that lends new meaning to out of focus backgrounds. Don Best Wishes on your studio opening.
I miss our conversations at Dan’s. I agree with you on “not getting rid of old friends” With adapters I am using all my old Olympus OM series lenses on my Olympus E-500 and E-P1. They only work in aperture priority and manual focus, but they are still very sharp. They are all prime lenses except a rare Vivitar Series 90-180 Flat Field Macro. I also have a Canon 55mm f1.2 lens that lends new meaning to out of focus backgrounds.

Don

]]> Comment on Don’t Throw Away Your Old Friends! by steve sheoskie http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=175#comment-100 steve sheoskie Sat, 31 Mar 2012 03:43:19 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=175#comment-100 The 80-200 is a great lens , I do believe it is heavier than the 70-200 which I love. Are you on waiting list for a D800 . The last time we spoke you were setting up your studio with a friend , is that a reality. The 80-200 is a great lens , I do believe it is heavier than the 70-200 which I love. Are you on waiting list for a D800 . The last time we spoke you were setting up your studio with a friend , is that a reality.

]]> Comment on Don’t Throw Away Your Old Friends! by RyanHulvat http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=175#comment-96 RyanHulvat Thu, 29 Mar 2012 17:26:24 +0000 http://ryanhulvat.com/?p=175#comment-96 Well I'm not touching the 80-200. Of course I'm going to use the heck of of the 85mm. I want to shoot more with the 45mm pancake lens. I have a 24mm, and am looking at an old 20mm. Next lens purchase might be the 24-70, or a very clean 28-70 that I had. Really like the look of it in the shot above. Also there was a 20-35 which I'm interested in, these were some classic Photojournalistic glass. If I see a 24 or 85 tilt shift for a steal, maybe. Also that 14 mm 2.8 Aspherical? How about a 200 2.0? too pricy, but cool. I also saw a manual focus 50 1.8 pancake lens, it was cheap, so let's see if that happens. Is that list too big? Well I’m not touching the 80-200. Of course I’m going to use the heck of of the 85mm. I want to shoot more with the 45mm pancake lens. I have a 24mm, and am looking at an old 20mm. Next lens purchase might be the 24-70, or a very clean 28-70 that I had. Really like the look of it in the shot above. Also there was a 20-35 which I’m interested in, these were some classic Photojournalistic glass. If I see a 24 or 85 tilt shift for a steal, maybe. Also that 14 mm 2.8 Aspherical? How about a 200 2.0? too pricy, but cool. I also saw a manual focus 50 1.8 pancake lens, it was cheap, so let’s see if that happens. Is that list too big?

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