Matt for me, my bird photos seem better done in matt. But; it is a personal choice
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Matt for me, my bird photos seem better done in matt. But; it is a personal choice
Ross.
Ross. Nikon D810, Nikon D300s, Nikkor 18-200, , Nikon 105mm Micro lens. Nikon 200-500mm lens
Definitely matt. I find gloss prints are too distracting for the kind of work (well... funI do.
Wouldn't mind seeing some of the fun you do zeddicus. Or a few more comments maybe?
It's a forum, not a magazine.
Mostly matt for me, though it can depend on the end use of the photo. Nah, matt.
"Enjoy what you can do rather than being frustrated at what you can't." bobt
Canon 80D, 60D, Canon 28-105, Sigma 150-600S.
I love Matt as it alleviates any reflection problems
Graeme
Nikon D90,Nikon 50mm f1.8D, Nikon 18-105 f3.5-5.6VR, Tamron 70-300 f4-5.6Di VC,Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 EX, Benro A2692TB1S tripod
Glossy paper is easy to control for beginner photographer.
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Live in Adelaide. Focus on Landscape and studio portrait.
Matt - Because that is all the printers I use provide
When I did have the choice, I always did go matt. My photos are usually only printed for shows, and the last thing I want are light reflections in the wrong place in the different venues and lighting conditions they end up in.
So why is that??Originally Posted by jamesyu
I'd suggest the opposite. Beginner photographers may not be doing what farmmax does, but they have some of the same lightning issues in their house when they want to print and hang photos.
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