I have no idea before I got my camera. I know it was in the thousands. I tons of pictures. Since I got my camera last mother's day(04) I am up to 16,700 as of today.
I hit 17,182 today with my 20D, I know I flipped both my PowerShot S50 and PowerShot Pro1. So for someone that started about a year and a half ago thats not too shabby.
I took about 900 on Friday, 600 on Saturday and another 450 today. I've had the digital camera since last August and have turned over the meter twice since....goes to 9,999. I cant count the film......
About 9000 on my trusty (and dusty) old Fuji Finepix 4900, and just passed 6000 this weekend on my 10D. Of course, there were the old film frames... but those were ancient history.
2690, but I shoot a lot of SLR pictures too because I have a bigger lense for that camera. I just got my digital at christmas. At any given time I can easily shoot 3-4 rolls of film.
Questions:
1-What is the timeframe for taking all your digital images?
2-What do you take pictures of to accumulate so many images?
3-How do you find time for post processing the good ones?
I have taken a little over 22,000 images in the last 2 1/2 years and find it literally impossible to keep up with post-processing the good images of that group.
This year: 500, only a few for DPC, one in a newspaper, 100 for sold prints, 20 will be published (small scale) in 2006.
Last year: app 2000
2003: app. 10000-15000
In the beginning I pointed my camera at everything and fired away. Now I still point the camera at everything but don't take shots that I know are going to be crap anyway. And even then only a few are really to my liking.
Questions:
1-What is the timeframe for taking all your digital images?
2-What do you take pictures of to accumulate so many images?
3-How do you find time for post processing the good ones?
I have taken a little over 22,000 images in the last 2 1/2 years and find it literally impossible to keep up with post-processing the good images of that group.
I started taking pictures in the early '90s so it's about 10 years, many of my pictures never get to post processing, about 75% at least :)
My pictures are 30% landscape, 30% birds/wildlife, 25% family, 10% buildings/construction, 5% everything else.
I'm a student so I do have time to play with my pictures, but when I go out shooting, like last friday, I took 220 images, maby 20 will get to postprocessing and only 10 will be displayed, 2 of them are in the challenges now.
I hit 17,182 today with my 20D, I know I flipped both my PowerShot S50 and PowerShot Pro1. So for someone that started about a year and a half ago thats not too shabby.
WOW, over 37.000 images and no ribbon yet... there must be something wrong with your camera ;)
