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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCB2GuEGBEE

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>>4143195

Nice perspective. I like these threads. Keep shooting.
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>>4185238
thx m8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBURpv30IkA

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>>4166924
That’s a sick fucking picture. Well done.
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>>4166924
ah yes the power of reach and perspective compression

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fugging

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>>4185849
you could always scan with a camera...
me personally I still rock the 9000F
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>>4185809
Ok you're a pleb.
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>>4185875
I don't have a camera.
>>4185883
Ok boomer.

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>>4185913
Sorry but check out John Gossage his shit is cool af
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>>4185915
Not really my style. I'm busy forever chasing the ghost of I.K. Inha and failing miserably every step of the way.

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It's all about distortion. Nobody ever talks about that.

Use a 50mm lens of a MF sensor, it's the same as using a 15mm on an APS-C (approximately). But will give the same FOV, but the 50mm will have a natural perspective, where as the crop sensor with 15mm will show everything distorted.
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>>4184215
Not gonna validate your "Should I buy this" post.
Do your own research
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>>4184829
That doesn't apply here at all lol, it's a rotated 50mm with different focal planes. It's a Brenizer. And this isn't equivalent to 50mm either, it's equivalent to 40mm.
You don't understand perspective.
Watch this instead:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=455&v=4wB_XvVFrwU
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>>4185340
> it's a Brenizer
> The Brenizer Method is a type of panoramic composite photography that captures images at a fast or wide-open aperture, instead of stopped-down, in order to create a resulting image with extremely shallow depth of field.
What does Brenizer have to do with what I said?
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>>4184829
Well, many landscape photographers do just stick with wider lenses. Some use much more tele lenses for stitching too. Stitching has other benefits, like increased resolution, not necessarily the "natural" perspective.

The difference in the bridge shot has to do with perspective distortion, because it was shot from a different distance. He stood further back with the 50mm so the perspective itself is different. If he stood where he was with the 18mm/24mm and stitched with the 50mm from there, the distortion would be the same. Likewise, if he shot with the 18mm/24mm from the same spot as the 50mm and cropped after, distortion would also look the same.

Really just depends how much pixel density you want, because you could do the same thing with a 200mm lens, get the same distortion, but even more detail from stitching.
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>>4185843
>What does Brenizer have to do with what I said?
The guy was stitching frames from the same point to achieve a shorter equivalent focal length, just like Brenizer.

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you know what to do boys

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>>4185792
turtleposting

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so shy

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>>4185870
are you trying to fish birds?
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Grey heron
Birds were not cooperative this evening, only this heron

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Why's it important to take photos with intention?
Genius sometimes communicates instantly in a single photo. But most art exists with a big invisible web of knowledge that determines quality. Only a few can claim appreciation from this limited capacity of collective knowledge. Are successful artists just those who lobbied and seduced popular taste, and then got to reshape it ever so slightly?
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>>4185571
most people usually can't intuit things that are good. At least not entirely. If you can great but you probably can't
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>>4185571
They didn’t lobby and seduce popular taste. Their even more privileged friends taught, in universities, that they were good and influenced popular taste that way.

Even ansel adams was a massive nepotism beneficiary who hung out with other rich kids of rich parents
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>>4185571
>Genius sometimes communicates instantly in a single photo.

No, it doesn't. One photo is a lucky fluke. A set of photos communicates thoughtfulness, perceptivness, and an intellectual and ethical consistency across a variety of locations, times and scenarios.

There are no great photographers who have only shot one good photo.

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post yer squares

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>>4173910
I’m gay so i can see your photo as mediocre as it really is don’t worry

It would be better without the slag. Take photos of men instead. They’re more aesthetic.
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My Rollei a110 works!

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>>4185818

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>>4185818
p good for fucking 110
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>>4185890
It's alright. I'm just excited I got it to work.

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There was an art room where patients could come and paint/sculp/do whatever they wanted. The girl runing this heard that I was a photographer and asked me if I wanted to "archive" the work left by the other patients. It was a fun project and helped me get better, here are the pics of it I like the most.

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>>4181445
Bin that knife; save a life.
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>>4181445
mental health care is stigmatized in the US because most mass shootings are linked to overprescribed antidepressants, which the industry and its funded studies refuse to admit should not be prescribed to men, or anyone who has a real life reason to be depressed and has been prescribed a "perspective change" rather than a lifestyle change (normally an escape from a hostile-to-mental-health society, can't have that, go back to work guy).

there is the reason the US is not the only country where every house has a gun but the only one with so many mass shootings. mental health care here literally means being given drugs and told to just be normal if you come in to complain that industrial capitalist society has totally alienated you from your purpose for being. a therapist will basically tell you that you are wrong, that friends faith and family are all you need, and that if you take issue with modern life there is something wrong with you that they are here to fix so you can go back to working 8-10 hours a day.
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>>4181464
*cough*
Goals #38 and #39

I'll be going now.
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Photo threads get bumped
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>>4179468
glad to hear that thing got better, anon
great pics btw, mind if I use some( >>4179466 mostly likely this) as phone background?

Sony's new flagship phone has a full 1 inch sensor with multiple Zeiss lenses.

I think this kills the APS-C. "Computational photography" and AI makes using this much faster and easier than a regular camera.

Btw, these things are coming to Sony full frame cameras as well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKYinsDxwH8
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>>4185709
That's subjective. But the image quality is better, it made me want to shoot more (since it's something new and exciting), I enjoyed the process.
I didn't get art gallery level results, but I don't regret investing into it. It also cost the same as a new ASPI-E system, so it's really a no brainier.
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>apsc killer
>doesnt have an apsc sensor

How did you come to this conclusion exactly?
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>>4185323
>multiple Zeiss lenses.
>None of them are Planar or Distagon
>It's just Chinese lenses with Zeiss-branded coatings put on them by Sony
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>>4185709
Of course, a full frame camera is more versatile thanks to greater low light and dof options. Having a more versatile tool will always improve a job with such variable needs, such as photography.

Does a full size piano let you be a better pianist than one with just one octave?

Pretending anything other is just poor kid cope. Throwing a hissy fit any time anyone ever mentions they have a better camera than you proves the fact.
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>>4185323
> Btw, these things are coming to Sony full frame cameras as well
Lmao, next gen Sony full frame cameras are to be equipped with 1 inch sensors.

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Are old fungus-infested cameras worth trying to repair?
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buying a working tested one would be often cheaper
>>
If you enjoy the act of repairing them, yes
If you're in it for a cheap deal, no
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>>4184338
Probably not if you are a novice. Things get complicated real fast. For one who knows what he is doing I'm sure there are great buys out there, especially considering that zoomzooms and millennifarts are very much into these cameras now.

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I have this really nice wide vintage Canon 1984 Olympics camera strap with quick release and leather ends and I would like to get another one but in black.
Anyone has any recommendations?
I don't really care about price.

That Olympus 90th anniversary camera strap is for comparison. It's about the same size and feel as modern Canon/Nikon/Sony camera straps are and I can't stand it.
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I got this Cecilia brand camera strap from B&H (i don't think they sell them anymore)
Its the best strap I've owned ever. Really nice feel and doesn't cut into my neck.

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>>4184563
Good, this thread needed a theme:
https://youtu.be/a5_QV97eYqM
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>>4184563
can't be adjusted
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Black rapid sling for hiking, money maker for weddings.
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>>4184579
that's pretty gay

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I very rarely take pictures but I find ths one quite good. Thoughts?

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>>4182940
Thanks
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>>4182922
faggot
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>>4182704
good idea but the composition is whack and there's a lot of wasted space
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good images are not good or bad , they just are. They have a feeling, there is something there to that makes you think, feel, there is no such a things as good composition or bad, you dont need to follow the rules, the thing is that if what you capture is boring, is just that.
A good photo is an image that makes you feel and that photo sucks balls and you are lazy
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you're not centered in the first place so you can't correct that in post, plus your lens massively stretched the horizon which you could easily-ish correct in post, but then the horizon and sky don't add too much to picture anyways, so I would have cropped kinda like this, also the colors and the subject aren't that crazy to me? I think it has the potential to be great with something in the picture, something very colorful on the steps, maybe? Something like a bright read sweater just laying there on the steps, I don't know. You're the photographer remember, don't be afraid to create your own images

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The lever spins with no tension on it, and looks like it has detached from the inside of whatever is controlling the all mechanical wizardry inside. The metal rivet is holding it in place, so it just spins freely. Will this effect anything, or no big deal since I never want to/have used it. Thanks

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>>4185304
I mean, I fill it up when necessary? A thread died for my question, don't be a fag
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>>4185284
just pop it off and it's no longer a problem
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>>4185371
Well then you're someone who has a reasonable approach to things. I'm gonna guess you weren't doing anything ridiculous with the camera like opening it up to do preventative grease changes or similar autism. It's probably fine
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>>4185391
Not at all, I leave those magic mechanics the fuck alone. Like a watch inside there.
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>>4185284
>not taking timer self portraits on film
ngmi desu

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Before and after edits thread.
Show your photos before and after your edits.

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>>4185433
You sound like a fatty larping as a thin person.
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>>4185435
How does that stop me from hating fat people? Checkmate.
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>>4185436
When did I say you should stop?
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I never edit my photos. I just take them so they look pretty when I fire the shutter.
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>>4180750
Purple Pills

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I reckon it would, as technically all a teleconverter does is enlarge the image to get you that extra reach, which is why you lose a stop or two of light.

What do you guys think? I don't really own any APS-C lenses anymore nor do I own a teleconverter so I can't try it out myself.

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>>4185663
>Shutter speed doesn't affect noise.
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
return your 4chan pass
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>>4185666
Shutter speed does not affect noise.

What kind of god awful canon't e-shutter are you using if it does? Throw that thing in the trash and buy a sony.
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>>4185338
Just mount the aps lens on your full frame and crop later. Why add the extra glass?

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>>4185668
>Shutter speed does not affect noise.
It affects exposure, exposure affects SNR. In tis case it's equal because the collected light works out to be the same (same intensity, one gets 4 times the area but 1/4 the time).
For long exposures it also introduces another source of noise, temperature.
Also because they didn't use equivalent apertures the GH6 may be more affected by diffraction. But yeah noise-wise they look about the same. Still not happy because it's not the apples-to-apples comparison I wanted to do.
>e-shutter
lol
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>>4185680
To use the full sensor, duh. You get more resolution, at the price of higher noise.

How do photographers get razor sharp focus like this? In the dark? Even in daytime, back to back kinetic photos I’ll get mad unfocused ones

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This >>4185168 and using equipment that isn't shit (and KNOWING your equipment). If I don't fuck up in an obvious way, it's not hard to get right, unless it's extremely dark like picrel. And even then the focus is ok, just on the wrong eye.
The hard part on shooting in low light isn't sharp focus, it's shooting subjects that move faster than ~1/50 can freeze. In which case you just have to use flash or crank up the iso very high.

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this thread proves that barely anyone here actually knows about how photography works
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>>4185158
f/8+ and flash
/thread
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>>4185196
>not knowing technologically is a word
>not knowing how f8 works
>posting his opinion

yikes
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>>4185183
>no come back so turns to grammar naziism to feel superior
lol imagine caring about grammar in a place like this lol


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