Freshly returned from the sojourn out to Las Vegas and it was another great show with plenty of highlights. I'll post some show pics here and then have another thread just for the AVN Awards Red carpet.
thank you so very much for sharing for those who cannot make it, any more would be wonderful, looks like tattoos are becoming more extreme this year, I remember being shocked by clit piercings or ATM in the olden days
If you've seen Abella in Vegas for AVN over the last few years you know how good she is on the mic. Here about to introduce the newest contract starlet, Ryan Reid.
Ryan Reid surrounded on stage after the big announcement.
Thanks, Morbid. That means something coming from you who really knows what you're doing in terms of taking a great photo. I'm glad we resolved the flash issue after that first day and the pics were better from then on.
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Ronald1 Deactivated User
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Posted - Jan 31 2024 : 7:22PM
great photos do you use a DSLR or a phone or point and shoot camera? Was Adriana Chechik there? I'm not a big fan of crowds, are there lots of crowds or is it better to stay home and just read reports?
The photos I posted in this thread were taken with an EOS Rebel T5i. I do take pictures with my S22 and those go to Twitter. I'm still learning a lot about how to use this camera, by no means am I a professional, but it's a good camera and I enjoy taking pics of so many of the top stars in the business. I'll do a separate thread for Red Carpet which lasted almost 4 hours, I think. I did not see Adriana at the show.
I also have a Canon EOS Rebel T5i. Before that I had a Canon EOS Rebel XSi. The two are very similar, with the main differences being that a few of the controls are in different locations and the T5i has additional functionality beyond the XSi. I learned how to use my XSi with the help of a Blue Crane Digital DVD. I see that it's available at Roberts Camera as well as Adorama. With what I learned about the XSi, I was able to jump right in to the T5i, no problems.
The videos made a WORLD of difference! At the time, being a newbie to digital SLRs, I couldn't figure out half of the controls. After watching the DVD, I knew about 90% of the controls. With the remaining 10% covering topics that were beyond my desires, being just an amateur, vacation-oriented, photographer. I also have a 3rd-party book for the XSi that did a great job too. I can't find it at the moment, but when I do, I'll post the title here.
UPDATE: Found the book. It's The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi/450D Companion, by Ben Long. O'Reily is the publisher. Here's a seller that I found, at random, via a Google search.
Hailey was great to see and chat with all four days of the show. She was one of the last girls I photographed before heading out early Sat to eat and head off for Red Carpet duty, lol. Managed to get a few shots of her and Max there that night.