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Best photography forums?

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Lifer
I'm looking for forums with tons of activity, weekly contests, good critiques, discussion, etc. It'd be awesome if they had an active photshopping section as well. . .

Post what you are aware of. . .

Thanks!
 
Photography on the net's forums is dedicated to a canon camera which I don't have. I've been to Miranda's forums - and I'm not sure the deal - but where I'm at they are excrutiatingly slow. .

Any more?
 
photo.net is a good site, I only really read the Leica section most of the time but they have lots of different ones to look from.
 
hmmm disappointing to see that http://dpreview.com hasn't already been mentioned...
Lots of sub-forums for different brands and for general post-proc/softwares discussions... And all are very active!!!

I don't think there's any better photography forums out there....
 
Originally posted by: montanafan
I just left you a reply over there. Sometimes it takes a while to get any comments, so be patient.
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Yay! Hanky 🙂

Originally posted by: 0ptimist
hmmm disappointing to see that http://dpreview.com hasn't already been mentioned...
Lots of sub-forums for different brands and for general post-proc/softwares discussions... And all are very active!!!

I don't think there's any better photography forums out there....
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Ehhh.... I used to do dpreview, but now I see it as way too amateurish. The pics that people post are by and large amateurish and snapshot-ish, although there are a few that are professional. However the forums are massive and quick so I go there for information, like on which portable image storage device I should buy, etc.

Fred Miranda on the other hand is smaller, slower, but the quality of the photos that people take are largely top notch.
 
Originally posted by: Baked
On a more serious note, check out http://photo.net/community/forums Some of the photos they post on that site are amazing.
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I wondered how long it woudl take for someone to mention Photo.net. That place is an amazing resource, especially if you still shoot with film. Whenever I need inspiration to go out and shoot, that forum has it.

ZV
 
Originally posted by: fuzzybabybunny
Originally posted by: 0ptimist
hmmm disappointing to see that http://dpreview.com hasn't already been mentioned...
Lots of sub-forums for different brands and for general post-proc/softwares discussions... And all are very active!!!

I don't think there's any better photography forums out there....
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Ehhh.... I used to do dpreview, but now I see it as way too amateurish. The pics that people post are by and large amateurish and snapshot-ish, although there are a few that are professional. However the forums are massive and quick so I go there for information, like on which portable image storage device I should buy, etc.

Fred Miranda on the other hand is smaller, slower, but the quality of the photos that people take are largely top notch.
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I guess you're right... but for a broader perspective, if you got to dpreview you can find a solution to any of your problems... or answers to your queries about almost anything or any camera/lens/accessory... or at least you'll get fwd'ed to some other site where you could find that answer...
 
Originally posted by: LordSnailz
Is there a forum where you can hire someone to do post-processing work or touch-ups?
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A lot of the people who post over on iphotoforum.com are professionals, but I don't know if any of them do just processing or touch-ups. It wouldn't hurt to ask in one of their forums. You have some people here in ATOT who are really good with PhotoShop, you might want to start a thread to ask for help.

 
No one likes Photo.Net? I've been going to their forums since 1998 and have always felt like it was a wonderful resource/community.
 
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