A Nikon Trade-Up Program? « Nikon Rumors Forum. Niko, I understand what you are saying, and you have made some great points, but Hasselblad is in a different market altogether than Nikon or Canon.
Hasselblad had a trade in program, but took it away a couple of years ago which they took a lot from their dealers, and from their customers. They lost business to Phase One who always has a very aggressive trade-in option, and were forced last month to bring it back. But Hasselblad and Phase both make a high end, high return specialized product offering them the ability to do trades whereas Nikon and Canon are high volume, lower margin commodity type products. Heck, they'd need to invent an entirely new department to handle the workload to resell, or recycle old cameras. A more manageable program would be turning in a Nikon UPC for an ownership loyalty discount. Believe me, I love the idea, and would like to see it.
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The PSOC is a place for novice to advanced photographers to be able to exchange ideas, improve their photography, and enjoy relationships with others who share their passion for photography. PSOC is not a competitive club. It is more of a social club with all the members having a common interest – photography. Mission statement “We are a place where members can approach photography with a resolution to reach their creative potential. " Meetings The club has a general meeting once a month, usually on the fourth Thursday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. unless it falls on a holiday. Each month we have a field trip and an assignment. Photos are projected on a screen and we have an outside expert view the photos and critique them, pointing out why the photo works well or how it could be improved. Refreshments are provided at the beginning of each meeting.
Field Trips Membership Newsletter and Website. Log in to photo.net. PosterFrameDepot.com. Tom Bol Photo Blog. Travel Tip #5; Shoot cities at twilight.
April 16th, 2014 Part of any travel portfolio are city and town images of places you visit. Cityscapes are often iconic reminders of where your shoot is taking place, and quickly set the stage for other supporting images in your story. Think about how many iconic skylines you know…..New York, London, Paris, Seattle, Rio, Moscow…the list is long. There are two important things I try to do when photographing city scapes. Travel Tip #4; Use leading lines… April 14th, 2014 With all the amazing technology and new equipment, it is easy to get lost in a sea of tech.
One of the most basic design elements, and powerful, is line. Travel Tip #3; bring a speedlight April 9th, 2014 As every photographer knows, photographs only happen with light. I just returned from Peru. Colorado Mentor Series discount… April 7th, 2014 Travel tip #2; fresh perspective April 5th, 2014 We have all heard this before.
The above shot is a good example. Wait for it… April 2nd, 2014.