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Title: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 02, 2010, 02:54:20 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: The Showstoppa on September 02, 2010, 02:57:05 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?

I'd go with the Schmoetastic 5.0....buts that just me.
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on September 02, 2010, 02:57:25 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?

Get this you wont be disappointed.

Hasselblad H3DII-39 Digital SLR
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: HTexan on September 02, 2010, 06:28:46 PM
cam noobs don't need a SLR. Unless you want a new hobby.

PowerShot S95 would be fine.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/729876-REG/Canon_4343B001_PowerShot_S95_Digital_Camera.html
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: Matt C on September 02, 2010, 07:43:35 PM
I'd go with the Schmoetastic 5.0....buts that just me.

This is the brand that Ron and Isaac use?
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: BayGBM on September 02, 2010, 08:14:59 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?

Outed!  ;D
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: Howard on September 02, 2010, 08:18:22 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?
Not me, contact Vince Basille and use the funeral setting for the lens.
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: delta9mda on September 02, 2010, 08:35:19 PM
First off, I know nothing about photography.

Someone recommended the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but another person said that the Canon Rebel T2i would be fine.  ???

Any help?
go to costco and get the eos t2i or similar kit. 800 bucks or so and you will be taking great pics.

the 5d is samn good if you want to spend that. or 7 grand for the 1d ;D
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: ScottWelch on September 02, 2010, 09:45:51 PM
Matt I have the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and it takes great product photos! I just need to learn how to use it now!
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: ~UN_$ung~ on September 02, 2010, 09:59:52 PM
I'd go with the Schmoetastic 5.0....buts that just me.


yeah with the glute-lust HD upgrade...........


pretty much everyone in the olympia "press pit" will have one by their side
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: Ron on September 02, 2010, 10:27:38 PM
Depends what you are shooting for - if you are shooting for yourself, any camera that is small and takes great pictures would do. If you need some pics for a magazine, then you can start using a more expensive DSL.

I use a Canon 40D alot, but either buying the Canon 7D this weekend, or Canon 60D in two weeks or so.   Isaac has a variety of cameras, but I think he also uses the Canon EOS 5D Mark II.   However, the lense does matter, depending on what you shoot.  Those lenses can cost as much as the camera does sometimes.

Price on these vary greatly -  a Caon EOS 5D Mark II can cost about $2,200, while a 7D can cost about $1,600, as a 60D will cost $1,100.

Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: BayGBM on September 02, 2010, 10:58:10 PM

yeah with the glute-lust HD upgrade...........


pretty much everyone in the olympia "press pit" will have one by their side

;D
Title: Re: A camera to take pictures at the Olympia?
Post by: Matt C on September 03, 2010, 01:21:43 AM
Matt I have the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and it takes great product photos! I just need to learn how to use it now!

My friend has a two year diploma in Film Production and is also very passionate about photography and that is the camera he chose.  I tend to trust him as I do not know anyone else personally who knows cameras as well as he does.  The only problem I see with the Mark II is that it would be too complicated for someone like myself who is not intent on becoming a photography expert any time soon.  The way I see it, it is akin to driving a standard transmission vehicle.  It requires more user intervention, but if you are  capable of it, it will be better than the alternative [i.e., automatic transmission].  But that's the thing, I'm not willing/able to learn the camera as well as a pro.

I have heard very good things about the Canon Rebel T2i and basically my use for it includes pictures and videos inside the expo halls and of contests.  I also may use it to film some of my gym workouts.  Here is a test I saw on YouTube:



I'm not sure how good the sound quality is, but so far it would seem that this camera does what I need it to do.  And price really isn't the issue, but I would only want to buy a more expensive camera if I was able to put it to good use.

Nasser got his camera stolen at the 2005 Arnold.  :'(
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 13, 2010, 05:59:48 PM
I needed to bring a cameraman with me and paid for his flight and accommodations and today he canceled.  I almost don't think it is worth going anymore.

But this one of the basic reasons why capitalism works and socialism does not: People are a lot more careful with their own money than with the money of other people.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: #1 Klaus fan on September 13, 2010, 06:16:49 PM
With a professional camera how many gigapixels of resolution can it give, or is it even ever announced?
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: #1 Klaus fan on September 13, 2010, 06:18:29 PM
I needed to bring a cameraman with me and paid for his flight and accommodations and today he canceled.  I almost don't think it is worth going anymore.

But this one of the basic reasons why capitalism works and socialism does not: People are a lot more careful with their own money than with the money of other people.

Where does capitalism work? Please tell me. And remember that USA is a mixed economy.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 13, 2010, 09:08:44 PM
With a professional camera how many gigapixels of resolution can it give, or is it even ever announced?

I can't speak for all cameras, but I purchased the Canon Rebel T2i:



Where does capitalism work? Please tell me. And remember that USA is a mixed economy.

By capitalism, I mean the system which protects private property, individual liberty, and economic freedom.  The government's only role in such a system is essentially that of a watchdog to ensure that the elements above are protected.  Things like welfare or bailing out businesses are not appropriate uses of government.  We need not look far to see that the most successful economies in the world are those which have followed these basic principles.  The USA is a mixed economy and at times regulation does work, but for the most part I am still convinced that capitalism as I described it [and not Michael Moore's strawman definition of it] is the best system.  If you look at the particular areas of an economy that are strong, you will typically find the most elements of capitalism.  A great article:

http://www.capitalismmagazine.com/culture/arts/movies/5652-Michael-Moores-New-Film-Capitalism-Love-Story.html

As I said, people are more careful with their own money than with the money of other people.  My cameraman would not have just canceled minute if he was made to sign a contract to be responsible for the associated costs.  With no responsibility, he had no incentive to care since it was my loss.  Of course there is the moral incentive, but I believe capitalism works because I am not naive to human nature: People are not necessarily moral, or at least not always, but they do respond to incentives.  From now on, I will be asking my assistants to sign a contract.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 13, 2010, 09:58:32 PM
Should I shave my beard for the Olympia?
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 13, 2010, 11:04:23 PM
PTPS

Should I?
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Vince B on September 13, 2010, 11:14:20 PM
Shooting bodybuilding contests is never easy. If you are close to the stage you are looking up and this isn't the best perspective to shoot physiques. Near the front or in the audience there is always someone's head in front blocking part of the view. Somewhere in the middle of the audience and at waist level to the competitors is ideal. You will need a tripod because of the relatively low light levels. You might be better off being up in a balcony but at the front so no one obstructs your view. If near the back you will need a good telephoto and probably a zoom because you need to take shots of individuals then zoom out for comparisons.

The Canon 5DII is what I use and I have two of them. I would use the 70-200 most of the time for contests. If you are nearer the back then the 100-400 might work better. You can up the ISO to 800 on this camera and still get photos that don't show much noise. Shoot RAW plus jpg so you can change the white balance in processing.

If you want to enjoy the Olympia then don't watch it through a camera view finder! Let someone else take the photos.

Hope this helps.

The shot of Kai was taken from up in the balcony with a 300mm lens and the Nikon D300.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: sync pulse on September 13, 2010, 11:19:57 PM
With a professional camera how many gigapixels of resolution can it give, or is it even ever announced?

A frame of 35 mm film is the equivalent of 25 megapixels.  A 4 by 5 inch sheet of film in a large format camera is the equivalent of 17 frames of 35 mm film...I used to make photo murals.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 12:29:20 AM
Shooting bodybuilding contests is never easy. If you are close to the stage you are looking up and this isn't the best perspective to shoot physiques. Near the front or in the audience there is always someone's head in front blocking part of the view. Somewhere in the middle of the audience and at waist level to the competitors is ideal. You will need a tripod because of the relatively low light levels. You might be better off being up in a balcony but at the front so no one obstructs your view. If near the back you will need a good telephoto and probably a zoom because you need to take shots of individuals then zoom out for comparisons.

The Canon 5DII is what I use and I have two of them. I would use the 70-200 most of the time for contests. If you are nearer the back then the 100-400 might work better. You can up the ISO to 800 on this camera and still get photos that don't show much noise. Shoot RAW plus jpg so you can change the white balance in processing.

If you want to enjoy the Olympia then don't watch it through a camera view finder! Let someone else take the photos.

Hope this helps.

The shot of Kai was taken from up in the balcony with a 300mm lens and the Nikon D300.

Yes it is very helpful, thanks.

The Canon 5D Mark II was sold out locally and also requires more user intervention than I wish to be undertake at this point in time [I am a beginner in terms of photography].  I do not have a press pass thus I will not have good seats to shoot the Olympia contest itself, so my primary concern is photographs and videos in the expo hall itself.  That is, if I can get a cameraman.  :-X
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 01:08:40 AM
canon 5d mark 2 is my dream camera, but it is overkill if your not rich and are not going to photograf as a seroius hobby. T2i is better for you and spend som money in lenses (they are more important). a second hand 70-200 2.8 IS and a T2i is the same money as a 5d 2 and would be a awesome combo for bodybuilding shows. Another lens you should buy is the 50mm 1.8, its cheap, plastic and the quality sucks. but it produces awesome photos and only cost like 120 dollars.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 01:12:40 AM
ah didnt know you already bought it, its an awesome camera with very good filming options. but do buy a new lens, the kit lens sucks more than fatpandas muscularity.

cheap but good lenses is

tamron 17-50 2.8. good allround lens, great for the expo and intervues.
canon 70-200 f4L, its a L lens (canons professional line) so the quality is superb and it produces awesome pictures and cost only 600 euros. Good telelens on the shows, dont forget to jack up the iso
sigma 10-22 if you want wideangel and dont have much room to film
canon 50mm 1.8: great and cheap lens if the lightning is bad
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 01:20:12 AM
ah didnt know you already bought it, its an awesome camera with very good filming options. but do buy a new lens, the kit lens sucks more than fatpandas muscularity.

cheap but good lenses is

tamron 17-50 2.8. good allround lens, great for the expo and intervues.
canon 70-200 f4L, its a L lens (canons professional line) so the quality is superb and it produces awesome pictures and cost only 600 euros. Good telelens on the shows, dont forget to jack up the iso
sigma 10-22 if you want wideangel and dont have much room to film
canon 50mm 1.8: great and cheap lens if the lightning is bad

I bought a 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS lens on the recommendation of the department associate at the store after I told him what I would need it for and more.

I admit, this is a little last minute but at the same time, I am a beginner.  And at this point, not even knowing if I will have someone with me to film interviews I planned to do [with Ron, Wiggs and more] I might not be able to put it to use until the Arnold.

I still hope I can go the Las Vegas and enjoy the expo, the free supplements and more.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 01:25:19 AM
thats a nice lens. Sharp and have IS and thats a big plus when the lightning isnt that good. You are going to be more than happy with that combo. But look for a 50mm f1.8, f4 on your lens is not going to be optimal when its darker. and cost only 120 euros. its a must have in your camerabag, great portrait lens
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 01:39:05 AM
thats a nice lens. Sharp and have IS and thats a big plus when the lightning isnt that good. You are going to be more than happy with that combo. But look for a 50mm f1.8, f4 on your lens is not going to be optimal when its darker. and cost only 120 euros. its a must have in your camerabag, great portrait lens

I hope it works out.  It's just a starter camera and lens really, at least insofar as I can upgrade it later if necessary.  I do think it can do the job though.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 01:49:11 AM
i think so to. just dont forget to crank the iso up

here you have pics taken with that combo, and as you can see its pretty sharp

http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=canon+550d+55-250&m=text

another thing, postprocessing the photos are important to, get the new adobe elements.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 01:57:21 AM
i think so to. just dont forget to crank the iso up

here you have pics taken with that combo, and as you can see its pretty sharp

http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=canon+550d+55-250&m=text

another thing, postprocessing the photos are important to, get the new adobe elements.

Adobe elements?  Do you have the link?  Basically, the first time around I expect there to be a lot of growing pains.  By the Arnold I think I should be a little more efficient at it, and with time, I'm sure I can have some great photos.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 01:57:28 AM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=347059.0;attach=382723;image)

(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3557/3374995355_038c784cc6.jpg)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 02:02:03 AM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=347059.0;attach=382723;image)

(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3557/3374995355_038c784cc6.jpg)

 ;D  ;D  ;D

Should I shave it?
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 02:10:24 AM
;D  ;D  ;D

Should I shave it?
Personally,I`d keep the beard as women are highly attracted to the rugged outdoor backwoodsy type who have beards and wear flannel shirts !!

Here`s proof!!  :)

(http://www.eccentric-cinema.com/images2007/movie_pix_j-p/MOTC-01.jpg)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 02:11:17 AM
Matt,your views and opinions on life are terrible,but you`re a good sport!

:)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 02:12:03 AM
Adobe elements?  Do you have the link?  Basically, the first time around I expect there to be a lot of growing pains.  By the Arnold I think I should be a little more efficient at it, and with time, I'm sure I can have some great photos.
http://www.adobe.com/se/products/psprelements/?sdid=DMHJR


elements is the little brother to photoshop, cheaper and easier for a beginner to handle. Every pro postprocess there photos. elements 8 is available in the less legal download sites ;)

another tip is to practise alot before the trip so you get the feeling about things like aperture and shutterspeed. Use the half-auto modes. always shoot with singlepoint focus, the auto sucks.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 02:14:01 AM
(http://www.williamsmith.org/teenage%20werewolf.jpg)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 02:15:38 AM
buy yourself a small hidden camera and place it in your beard. This way you can record it when Wiggs kicks your ass and post it.
Funny stuff!!  LOL   ;D
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 02:29:34 AM
Matt,your views and opinions on life are terrible,but you`re a good sport!

:)

Hey thanks Tim!!!

I am pro-traditional America.  Within 25 years I think there will be a huge shift towards people with libertarian ideals.  I think everyone likes the poor until they realize how many are able-bodied people taking advantage of the system, all the while, old-age pensioners who need assistance live in poverty.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: musclepost on September 14, 2010, 02:54:19 AM
Obviously you want to get a macro lens then get as close as you can to the bodybuilders glutes!  All the schmoes will be demanding those high res striations!
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 02:55:43 AM
Hey thanks Tim!!!

I am pro-traditional America.  Within 25 years I think there will be a huge shift towards people with libertarian ideals.  I think everyone likes the poor until they realize how many are able-bodied people taking advantage of the system, all the while, old-age pensioners who need assistance live in poverty.
Good point,but some people are legitamatly bad off and will remain that way forever,unfortunately while others do scam the system.

Taking care of the elderly should be a top of the list objective of every country in existence.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 03:38:59 AM
Good point,but some people are legitamatly bad off and will remain that way forever,unfortunately while others do scam the system.

Taking care of the elderly should be a top of the list objective of every country in existence.

Yes, that is true.  I do think that if the trillions of dollars in welfare remained in the private hands of the people who earned it, that they [with their greater wealth] would be able to help people more, at least the people who truly deserve it.

There was $700,000 in food bank donations in the past year in my region.  This goes to show me that people are willing to give to charity voluntarily and I believe that an economy can only function on the basis of voluntary cooperation.  If people do not want to give to welfare, I believe it is their right to keep their private earnings to themselves.  I think everyone has the right to keep what they earn.

My internet connection costs me $1.  I could save the life of a starving child with that money.  I would prefer to be on the internet and that is my right.  Does that sound cruel?  Yes.  But it is a cruel decision millions of others share with me.  It is their right to do so.

I just hope that American capitalism can survive.  Canada essentially free rides off the American system and without it, we would not have the prosperity that we do.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: wes on September 14, 2010, 03:47:53 AM
Weirdly enough,I agree with you.   :-[
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: webcake on September 14, 2010, 05:27:21 AM
Taking photos of men in thongs.........serious business.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Meso_z on September 14, 2010, 05:31:13 AM
Ive heard the Sony Schmoe A-37 is a great camera.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 05:51:20 AM
Ive heard the Sony Schmoe A-37 is a great camera.
you mean A-35? they get pretty good reviews, but the thing i like about nikon and canon is that it is so easier to get holds on a good secondhand lens than it is for sony. And they got so much more lenses to. You dont only buy a camera, you buy yourself into the whole line.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: HTexan on September 14, 2010, 07:40:36 AM
Nah, don't save the beard. Trim it down with an #4.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Meso_z on September 14, 2010, 07:58:43 AM
you mean A-35? they get pretty good reviews, but the thing i like about nikon and canon is that it is so easier to get holds on a good secondhand lens than it is for sony. And they got so much more lenses to. You dont only buy a camera, you buy yourself into the whole line.
lol! wtf i was just kidding and wrote a ramdom model and a number. notice the "schmoe"  ;D
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Kim Jong Bob on September 14, 2010, 08:10:50 AM
lol! wtf i was just kidding and wrote a ramdom model and a number. notice the "schmoe"  ;D
haha ok, tought you was just kidding, eh wich you was, with the schmoe, because they are named sony alpha a-35. It was to close for me to get it :D
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Option D on September 14, 2010, 08:37:41 AM
Should I?

you fuckin hill billy
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 14, 2010, 12:47:29 PM
Weirdly enough,I agree with you.   :-[

Well said!

PS - The USA is the best!!!

you fuckin hill billy

ROFL!  ;D

I decided to trim it today:
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Option D on September 14, 2010, 01:16:55 PM
Well said!

PS - The USA is the best!!!

ROFL!  ;D

I decided to trim it today:

now you look like a civil war general
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: HTexan on September 14, 2010, 06:35:50 PM
now you look like a civil war general
in a badass way?
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Wiggs on September 14, 2010, 06:38:57 PM
keep the beard Matt it's kickass 8)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 16, 2010, 12:14:53 AM
now you look like a civil war general

http://www.nathanbedfordforrestudc.org/bio.htm

 ;D  ;D  ;D

keep the beard Matt it's kickass 8)

Hey thanks Wiggs!!!  Before I read your post, I read big_mal's post and took his critique VERY seriously and decided to trim it!
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Wiggs on September 16, 2010, 12:19:41 AM
http://www.nathanbedfordforrestudc.org/bio.htm

 ;D  ;D  ;D

Hey thanks Wiggs!!!  Before I read this, I read big_mal's post and took his critique VERY seriously and decided to trim it!

Matt please don't show up here next week with that facial hair and black leather vest, ass-less chaps, black leather boots and a leather hat.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 16, 2010, 12:23:12 AM
Matt please don't show up here next week with that facial hair and black leather vest, ass-less chaps, black leather boots and a leather hat.

 ;D  ;D  ;D

Wouldn't I be right at home?  ???
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Wiggs on September 16, 2010, 12:25:20 AM
;D  ;D  ;D

Wouldn't I be right at home?  ???

That's San Fran or the Olympia night show.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Option D on September 16, 2010, 11:35:06 AM
ass-less chaps

chaps are assless by defination

its like sayin Denim jeans
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Wiggs on September 16, 2010, 11:36:16 AM
chaps are assless by defination

its like sayin Denim jeans

Thanks for clearing that up Mal...I'll come to you on all future inquires about chaps since your the expert. ;D
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Wiggs on September 16, 2010, 11:43:05 AM
Matt you should get a Joe Weider style mustache and hairstyle for next week.
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: dantelis on September 16, 2010, 11:56:08 AM
Should I shave my beard for the Olympia?

Is that Zach Galifianakis?   ;D  If you go to Vegas for the Olympia, be careful what drugs you buy...wouldn't want to see you get some roofies by mistake.

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=347059.0;attach=382717;image)
Title: Re: 2010 Olympia - What camera to take pictures?
Post by: Matt C on September 18, 2010, 01:55:49 PM
Matt you should get a Joe Weider style mustache and hairstyle for next week.

 ;D  ;D  ;D

I had to shave it all!  I will NEVER grow a beard again!  I did it because I was considering laser hair removal surgery and I wanted to be sure I would never want a beard again.  Well - I'm pretty sure I never want a beard again!  That said, I'm still uncertain about the surgery because I know very little about it.  Oh and I got a haircut too.