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I kinda hate all these next shots.

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there should be a board pass to stop poll troglodytes

>>3877274
>this is /p/
You answered your own question

>>3874996
I've been close enough to conflict, as a photographer, to know that I never want to go there again. War is an industry and a business and a political dick contest and a manufactured illusion of various versions of power; and - perhaps worst of all - it's an ego-trip. It's certainly an ego trip for all of the photographers and journalists who go there to see it, almost all of whom are being deliberately and dangerously misled and morally and mentally butt-fucked. It's even an ego-trip and a funding-fight for the aid agencies that go along for the ride, which - for all of the good that they do (and some of them do a lot of good indeed) - are in active rivalry with one another for projects, prestige and money. Every war is a crime, every headline is a lie, and every dollar is dirty. So, do something useful with your life instead. Become a nurse or a teacher or a librarian or a bicycle mechanic. You'll always be doing something useful; and you'll never add to the hatred.

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>>3874996
so you've seen.. combat?

>>3878497
>We don't want you creating a record of our atrocities, we saw how detrimental that was to pubic opinion during the Vietnam war.

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>>3877315
this is rad, it looks like a pair of swimming pools next to a wall but it's actually two windows and the eaves if I'm not mistaken.

>>3878021
Cheers man. Been trying a tighter focal length to mix things up.

>>3877966
they have moving parts that wear and sometimes can develop fungus

>>3877968
Just like someone said, it's like vintage lenses.
And i suppose some people take care of them like i have seen with lenses, even with off-brand copies from the 60's.

>>3877989
Enjoy your subpar contrast and tiny image circles then I guess.

>>3878012
Proof?

>>3878031
The proof is the pudding, fren. Look at the field angles on older binoculars. Research coatings, one of the most important things for contrast. If you want a large image circle on old binoculars your magnification has to be lower.

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>>3874579
CLOSE YOUR BROWSEr AND GET YOUR ASS TO A LIBRARY WHERE YOU SHOULD FIND SOME BOOKS ON PHOTOGRAPHY INSTEAD OF VIDEOS MADE BY TEENAGERS

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and never use teh worsd content creator ever again

>>3874579
>Who do you watch for your photography?
The viewfinder in my camera. What kind of question is this?
Go out and take photos, stop being a lazy slob!

>>3874940
Based

>>3874933
She says "so yeah" way too much

>>3877713
>a photo thread died for this
You know, you could just bump the last-page photo threads with some critique or something instead of bitching about it.

The most endangered photo thread at the moment is one I posted myself, so I’m not gonna bump that one again.

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>>3877702

>>3877702
>I'm driving across the country this summer and want to take nice pictures on a very close budget. What's a good DSLR that I can get for $150 or less? I've heard Canon 550D

400 quid will get you a good one you won't feel limited by in 2 years. If you don't have the money for that film camera is cheaper to buy in and if it's only for a trip even with film and processing would be cheaper.

If not that pentax kx can be had for 100 and 30 quid for the kit lens. Nikon good for cheap too. But your photos are gonna lack something. If it's once in a lifetime kinda trip spend 400 quid.

>>3877702
Don't take photos just enjoy your trip.

this thread sucks my asshole
>>3877702
fuck you

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this thing is based

Don't know how

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>>3877808

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>>3877809

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>>3877810

Thank you for sharing, friend. You have ennobled this triumphant thread.

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>>3877777
Damn, can't argue with those quints.

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>>3876612
do you have brain damage of some sort that prevents you from going to ebay.com and using the search function

>>3876573
canon eos 300

>>3876573
Canon T70.

Small. Light. Good availability of lenses. Runs on AA batteries.

Sounds like a kitten being dragged arse-first through a chicken-mcnugget machine so it's not the most subtle thing - but it works.

>>3877142
>ebay.com and using the search function
That wouldn't tell me if the lens is actually in good condition (and if it's a good lens)

an xa/xa2 or rollei 35 if you want a pocket cam

>>3876935
That tech winds up in the B&W films any way. Except the "classic" emulsions which are kept the way they are because people want that look.

>>3876445
advantage of b&w: you can shoot your gf in the bedroom and develop the negs yourself, save the awkwardness in sending color negs to lab

>>3877874
kek i used to do this all the time and the guy would always be so smug, i would often bring her in with me. i knew he didnt develop them but then one day he told me that hes the one who scans them. he wss clearly enjoying my embarrassment. then i thought you know what this guy´s always a bro and gives me good deals, he deserves to see some ass.

>>3876445
if you have to ask you probably shouldn't be using film at all, just buy the new Samsung Ultra like a good goy

>>3877894
i actually just got a new samsung galaxy phone i dont know what its called im not good with phones but it takes surprisingly good photos and its really fun to use and it has the option to set shuter speed and shit and it makes me feel like a kid when i use it its really fun.

i use film because i like putting in the film and i like advancing the lever and i like the way the pictures come out and i like the bokeh on my old lenses and i like the look of motion blur on film.

once, i used to be like you. a narcissistic autist overly perfectionist looser stuck in dunning Kruger hell. then i stopped being so black and white and realized that balance is the most importan thing in life. now ive learnt to FEEL and enjoy things. reallt glad i took a step back and stopped being so toxic and unlikable. i hope you can grow out of it too anon.

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>>3877296
The 2007 one seems to have been a pretty big hit in bong land.
https://fmovies.to/film/st-trinians.166x/6l20qnp

Also, I didn't know the photographer of >>3877103 made a popular rendition of Alice in Wonderland.

>>3877298
>The 2007 one
By then it was just wank fodder. It's simply not possible to recapture the unintentional camp and dubious innocence of the originals.

>rendition of Alice in Wonderland.
The 1972 version with Fiona Fullerton and a who's who of British theatre is the only one I've seen that is good. Played with joy by actors who have loved the story since their own childhood.

Youtube does, at least, have a rather shitty print of that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLYehnHG9Lo

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>>3877345
One of the private trackers probably have the whole collection of that stuff. They're always hoarding rare torrents of old movies and shows.

I've never seen show versions or live action movies of Alice in Wonderland, but books rather
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajime_Sawatari

>>3877104
wat

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Taiwan, Kaohsiung. Took this picture today

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>>3875466
Kefka cultists' Tower

>>3875452
The gearafg is visibly confused by photographies. If only he had a mechanical device capable of such miracle he says while shooting a mft chart and arguing on the internet about cameras he doesnt have nor plan on buying.

>>3875411
Does darktable handle well fuji raws?
Also, can you choose the film simulation?

>>3875411
ahhhh he looks like a corpse

>>3875477
I got the sense of scale from this. it's pretty insane. but I also opened up basically all of the pictures to look at them in more detail.

>>3875411
OP, I enjoyed this thread and your photos. the sheer sense of scale from lots of these is pretty great. I like what you focus on, and I think you have a great eye for composition. I like the edits, too, I think they work to present your photos in a specific way.

>>3874402
>camera is going along fine
>suddenly sounds weird
>the curtains are hung up
>take the lens off and look at it
>yep, the curtains are hung up
>*wind wind wind*
>shit, something else just broke
>the shutter button ceases to respond
>ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
>Fuck it, emergency rewind into the cassette
>*trying to disengage the take-up gear* *something else breaks*
>FFFFFUUUUU
>*yank up on the rewind knob* *wind wind wind*
Ten to fifteen shots might be okay on that roll.

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>>3874478
>think I'll check out /p/
>open up the first thread I see
>anonymous gay hookups

>>3874402
LOL

>>3874402
I got into photography very recently and on two occasions random people in the street stopped me and asked me to take their photos ; this particular group of young zommers with a nice "thug" look hanging on in a landromat asked me to take their photo, I was very happy they asked me because when I passed by I instantly thought that this could be a good photoshot ; unfortunately the lens I had with me was not very appropriate and the photos looked like utter shit, despite the subject being good... but it was a nice experience nontheless and they were nice

>>3875746
old cameras be like that
what cam was it? just curious

I still don't know if it's 35mm, 40mm, or 50mm. RIP

>>3873382
lol weird dude in pic is an old youtube guy I used to watch

It's easy to figure out. Get a zoom that's wide enough, look through the view finder, open your other eye and move the zoom until the image in the viewfinder lines up with your eye. The only issue would be the magnification of the viewfinder.

>>3873382
That's distorted because it was shot with a fisheye lens, dummy. Fisheye lenses introduce optical distortion, which is distinctly different from perspective.

>>3877366
yeah i always thought it was 35mm but kind of based on nothing
i feel like 50 is too narrow

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>>3873838

>>3874845
No, the point I was making was a response to someone above, that simply shooting lots of famous people will not make you well-known.

you guys might not like her style (I'm not super hot on it myself, honestly) but you can't deny she has a distinct look to her work.

>>3873958
what’s your one trick anon?

>>3873839
>CFNM
>>>/gif/

>>3877521
I don't have a trick. I'm also not a commercial or professional photographer.