Which other photography forums do you use?

[Scho]

I've got loads of automotive forums i regularly visit but i've never really got on with photography forums apart from this one.

Which sites you use/Recommend?

Any hidden gems out there?

Cheers,

Rick.

[*Fletch*]

Talk photgraphy and AV Forums.

[Simpo Two]

For Nikon users there's Nikonians, and I spent a while there, but it lacks the banter and humour of PH. Good for tecchy answers though - or at least it was, I think you have to pay now.

[Scho]

Cheers chaps,

Simpo, Are there now good creative forums used by professionals?

[K12beano]

Simpo Two said:

For Nikon users there's Nikonians, and I spent a while there, but it lacks the banter and humour of PH.

Agreed - similar experience, but the Yanks take it all too seriously.

I find exactly the same with the LinkedIn groups.

Ain't nothing like the PH forum!

[Simpo Two]

Scho said:

Simpo, Are there now good creative forums used by professionals?

Couldn't say - I spend too much time here to find out

[trackdemon]

Quality of the posteres variable, but some very good pro's on there who give very good feedback.....

http://community.automotivephoto.net/forums

[NewNameNeeded]

WWW.dpreview.com has some fairly active forums split by camera models, lens talk, lighting, etc.

Of late there seems to be more and more arguing over which lenses are best from people owning none of them and preferring to argue review stats rather than get out and take photos! worth aok though.

[onomatopoeia]

dyxum.com

Will be of very limited interest to canikon people.

[nick_bbb]

I'd like to find one that doesn't talk about equipment at all and just focuses (pun intended) on the end result

[Lambochick]

www.talkphotography.co.uk

Similar banter to PH, and it's predominantly UK as well, so no problems with dissimilar senses of humour as can sometimes happen on US based forums. Quite an active forum, so useful if you really enjoy your photography.

[pstruck]

*Fletch* said:

Talk photgraphy and AV Forums.

, but beware the 'classifieds' sections. It can become additctive and expensive!

[Scho]

nick_bbb said:

I'd like to find one that doesn't talk about equipment at all and just focuses (pun intended) on the end result

This^

Technical talk can really swamp photography. Would be nice to find a place to look at inspirational pictures.

I envy designers, There are so many good, creative design forums.

[Nidjit]

Can't believe nobody's posted up www.photo.net yet. I think it's one of the best websites, period. It's run by someone that knows their beans and 99.9% of the contributions are stunning. Could waste days on it. (Have wasted days on it!)

Nidj

[Pixel-Snapper]

trackdemon said:

Quality of the posteres variable, but some very good pro's on there who give very good feedback.....

http://community.automotivephoto.net/forums

Thats a great site Steve.

Cheers

[paul911]

Another one for www.talkphotography.co.uk

[Killwilly]

The link below is the best for Canon users.


http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php

[Felters]

unashamed plug for the Royal Photographic Society... it's all terribly polite so limited banter. But there are some beautiful pieces of work on show.

http://www.rpsforum.org/

[oobster]

Killwilly said:

The link below is the best for Canon users.


http://photography-on-the.net/forum/index.php

Yep, that is a good forum.

[*Fletch*]

pstruck said:

*Fletch* said:

Talk photgraphy and AV Forums.

, but beware the 'classifieds' sections. It can become additctive and expensive!

Tell me about it ended up buying a Sigma 10-20 and a Canon 70-200 F4, not a cheap month!