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Published: 2008-09-17 03:16:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1354; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 81
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Another shot of Yukishiro as Kaoru from the J-Rock band Dir En Grey. Taken at AnimeFest 2008 in Dallas, TX.Related content
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Yuki's Kaoru was sooooo awesome <3 Love these shots!
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I never have compliants when it comes to leather and lace.
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Wow that is indeed a nice cosplay and nicely taken photo, just one thing you might want to edit in the description, "Another shit" uuhm, I don't really think that is appropriate 
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*^_^* Thanks for catching that mega typo... XD This is what happens when you are blurry eyed from exhaustion after working out.
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Yeah, no need to tell me about it
I know that situation pretty well, and I'm trying to loose weight too
What kind of camera do you use ? and lens, probably buying a Canon EOS450D next month and take pictures at the cons we got here in Denmark.
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I shot exclusively with a Canon 30D DSLR with Canon 24-70mm 2.8L Luxury series lens. That is attached to a Stroboframe Flip bracket with a Canon 480 Speelite II EX flashgun mount off the camera on top of the flip bracket. Attached to the flashgun is the Lumiquest 80/20 bounce hood that helps me spread out light much better when the flash is used.
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Wuth nice, well I don't have that much experience with cameras but I can tell by looking at the specs for each item that they're VERY high-end.
Think a Canon EOS450D with 18-55MM stock lens can do good ?
At least untill i get some more expertise, then I can go crazy on special hardware ofcourse :3
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If it's the lens I think it is you will have a tough time indoors in a convention like setting getting the lighting right. The lens will do great outdoors. You will have to get creative indoors or crank your ISO up to get a balanced picture. I have the super 24-70mm 2.8L and I still prefer shooting cosplayers outdoors to inside. It's just easier. The camera body will do just fine for starting out. If you can afford to go the extra mile get a Rebel XTi as your starting body. It's a powerful starter dSLR camera.
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