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post some birds
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Mute swan

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>>4295412
His wife
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powerful owl, largest owl in australia

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>>4295570

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These would have gone in /fag/ but I took the meta thread to heart. Post B&W

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I am new to editing in black and white

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>>4294599

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>>4295432

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>>4292225
best in thread
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New year, new birds
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>>4292575
>>4292597
Ugh, I keep forgetting to include the metadata when I export stuff. It’s the same camera and lens as >>4292596 though
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Downy woodpecker

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>As Kosick remembers it, his subject wasn't too pleased at the time. "She was offended because I was in her personal space,"... "She made some comment about being too close to her boobs. So I took the photo, walked away, and never spoke to her again. I know they found her and got her to sign a release, though."
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>>4294016
If you are attractive you're going to be automatically funny.
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deftones is so fucking mid
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>>4295288
Ohms is alright
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>>4293620
he got the shot who cares
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>>4295288
In a world where everything after the 80's is thrash, being mid is fine.

Can we have a thread for mocking other people's post editing, please?

This one is the wallpaper someone at Microsoft chose for my lock screen today
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>>4292752
Looks good to me
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>>4292767
thanks

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>>4288599
Jesus how do I fix my scorched retinas??
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>>4295322
You don't, damage is cumulative. That's why a permanent UV filter lens is so important on helmets, even auto-darkening ones. It's not the flash itself that burns your retinas and leaves lasting damage but the UV in it.
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>>4295353
who was the 44th president of the US?

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I've become friends and also the cameraman with an onlyfans girl, I mentioned I did film production in Uni and then got offered to help direct/film a scene and now I'm her go-to person for shooting. The thing is, I'm most comfortable with pre/post production, so despite sitting in classes for it due to various reasons I'm currently mediocre at lighting and camera setting stuff. Thankfully they all have some basic lights and microphones so I haven't had to invest money in, but if I can make a solid enough video in future I could make this a decent side gig, but my friend/client is ambitious and wanting to work up to "pornhub quality". Has any other anons ended up shooting amateur porn or photoshooting adult models and what gear should I be getting and how can I make up my production quality enough so I get hired by her friends.

All I have personally is a canon 200d w/18-55mm lens and a tripid alongside a bounce kit, she has a Nikon Z 30 w/tripod and ring lights mostly.

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>>4293218
>so the fact I'm not a creep like some nude photography types means I'm doing alright,
there's nothing "creepy" about sleeping with consenting models you meet you prudish american
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>>4293346
I agree but I meant in the sense of being pestering with it.
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>>4291722
>hitting her goals
Which were?
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>>4254917
>airbnb
>homeowner
The odds of it actually being someone's home and not just a paralegal hotel these days are pretty much fuck all.
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>>4293218
Well, congratulations. But it looks like it could become your main gig.

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>A Dispo lens is a 3D-printed body-cap with a recycled disposable camera lens
Thoughts? Any of you ever used one?
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>>4292877
>admitting to being a stormfag
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>>4294255
>the horror, how dare he not sell his race out to the eternal jew!!
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>>4293318
>my two trips I captured most images with my phone
phones do not take pictures, they are for calling people. hope this helps
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>>4292953

135 is 35mm film

400 is ISO. 27 is the DIN equivalent to 400 ISO.
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>>4292772
Fun for an experiment but the photos look like shit

Thoughts on the Hasselblad H3D series
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>>4295211
Have a look at that wiki (there are as well the sizes for the other models).
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasselblad#H3D

Basically you have "small" sensors in ccd and cmos (similar to the Fuji GFX, Pentax 645Z and co.).
Then in cmos you have only a big one (H6D 100), the biggest you can find on the market. You can find this same big size in CCD (H4D60 and H5D60) and then a slightly smaller one (1.1 factor I think).

The slightly smaller sensor is the model you might want to look at (H3D39 and 50, H4D50, H5D50) because it is significantly bigger than the entry level model, but still close enough to the biggest model (hope it is clear).

In CCD if money was no object I would go for either the H4D60 or H5D60 because they are the most sought after (image quality + a good pinch of CCD mythology) + they have true focus.

And if I was stupid i would take the H6D100 because i don't believe there will be products like that anymore in the future.
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>>4295239
F5.6 and below is still really good quality wise (there's even a 100mm F 2.2 I never tried) but the sensors being bigger, in focus area is smaller or at least to keep in mind.
Basically a shoulder/headshot with a 80mm at f5.6 with the focus on the eyes will result in a nose / ears already quite blurred. Or if the subject doesnt stare straight at the camera one of the eyes won't be sharp. I am not a big fan of that.
I still believe that starting F8-F10 is where the system shines.
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>>4294744
do it that'd be cool
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>>4295281
they didn't have model with 80Mp ccd sensor?
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>>4295300
In House no, but there are Phase One backs adaptable to H Cameras. I just found that on the paper the idea makes the system even more complex and prone to failure. On top of that the back only is pretty expensive (6k euro these days)

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Will bridge cameras ever make a return?

I miss my P900 from way back in the day, the poor thing died years ago.

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>>4294757
Superzooms like that are notorious for being soft at both ends, and slow, so you stop down and raise iso resulting in more softness etc. For wildlife you'll appreciate having lots of aperture and the ability to shoot sharp photos wide open. If you can afford it, try the Nikon D5500, a kit lens like the Nikkor 16-80 AF-S and the Nikkor 200-500mm AF-S instead. If you can't afford the 200-500, just get the body and 16-80 until you can. It's a shame to have bad cheap lenses lying around imo.
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>>4290034
bridge film cameras are actually a bit of a life hack and can mog point and shoot memes for everything except night photography where slr and a 1.4 lens are still important if u dont use flash
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>>4294843
>gluing a mediocre lens to a body
>lifehack
No.
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>>4294853
Cope.
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>>4294843
ywn:
>bridge camera
>28-200mm lens
>f2.8 or 3.5 instead of 4.5-5.6
>~2+ stops of IS
>loaded with Kodak 1600 speed color film

Maybe it's an idiotic idea, but has anyone tried to scan film with an inverted metallurgic microscope?
Or a an upright materials microscope that uses incident light.
Of course with an apochromatic low magnification objective and a proper mirrorless C-mounted.
I know some people mounted microscope objectives on their cameras, but that's cumbersome.
An inverted microscope would allow to micro-move the stage and fine adjust the DOF.

Would that work?
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>>4295204
>For film you will want nonpolarized transmitted light.
would that be optimal even with thick transparencies with a lot of underexposed areas?
>>4295210
>It's tedious
why? how did you make film flat? Do you have an image to share that was scanned with that scope?
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>>4295216
Most FF Nikon DSLRs that I’m familiar with will have more stops of dynamic range in the lights, so I’d assume you could shoot raw and even if the light areas are blown out, you’ll still get a good scan
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>>4295216
Yeah, I just used a piece of glass. The microscope is called an epi-fluorescent microscope. It is designed to shine light on/look at the surfaces of shiny things like highly polished metals. It's an incredibly cool piece of kit to have around.

>tedious
Well, I had to take like 100 pictures individually to make this section of a 35mm shot. If you made a jig to keep the film square to your scope stage, and had a special stage movement that clicked for every 1mm or whatever you could do it a lot better, but I was just going by eye.

My microscope has a lumenera infinity 2 digital sensor. It's only like 2 mp, but it's pretty good quality. New the damn thing is like 2k dollars for some reason...

Having a microscope film scanning setup is incredibly overkill for scanning full images, but could be an invaluable tool when experimenting with different developers/recipes because you can zoom in 250x on the grain, and really compare different recipes or whatever. You can even measure the size of individual grains if you wanted.

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>>4295220
Maybe this is a dumb question, but why even bother? You're saying that image at full size is well over 100mp (obviously not 200mp, because of the overlap) yet even at the current resolution it seems excessive. Like you talk about being able to see individual grains but I see blur at that resolution. Maybe it's just because I haven't seen film at that high magnification so I don't know what I'm looking for. Could you post a 100% crop of something like the eye?
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>>4295226
It was just for fun. I was using the lowest magnification on my scope. Maybe later tonight ill take a high mag shot of a couple different films including cms20 so you can see.

If you look around the darker areas of the background top left you can see individual grain. I was having trouble keeping the film perfectly parallel to the focal plane because I was using my phone as a light source, hah. The face area is a bit blurry.

The negative is on very fine grained film also. If you look at something like foma 400, xx, or delta 400 you can very clearly see grain at that same magnification.

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What I am for bros
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>>4285135
A worse experience than a garage sale polaroid and newly manufactured 600 film. Might as well buy one of those moto mods and a used moto z.
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zink is very bad for photos, it's very small and quality is trash
however, you can use it to print 2x3 stickers with anything else on them!
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>>4286181
They are kinda ok-ish if you print in b&w. If you want to ortho-larp and make credit card sized photos, you can work with it.
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>>4285155
>Why would you need to print a photo immediately?

Only people without Autism can understand this irrational desire for this kind of plesure.
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>>4285135
Fun party gadget, not much more. I have a 140eur instax wide and 80eur inkjet printer that prints photos on photo paper, real printer is superior to instax to the point where comparing those two makes no sense. Regardless, it is a fun party gadget, people love getting their photos like that

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Post pics taken with old digital cameras (2005 and older), im gonna post 3 i took today with my Fuji S2 Pro, i hate them because theyre cliché as fuck but hey theyre photos and i want an excuse to post em lmao

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Mavica FD87
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>>4291105
I feel like I know this place
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>>4294950
it's directly beside a few things, drop where you think if so. it'd give me a laugh if someone browsing here actually lived here.

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Everything Polaroid. Cameras, film, polaroid now.
Post your instant works.

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want a polaroid but is instax just cheaper and better?
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>>4293591
These are extremely cool, how were they made?
>>4294738
Short answer: yes. Long answer: depends. Polaroid film is way more inconsistent (which might be acceptable or desirable if you're into it) and significantly more expensive, but it also has more area than instax square format; polaroid go film however is smaller as it has the same width as Instax mini, but 1:1 instead of 2:3. Polaroid cameras are all around better product than Instax, which has been re-releasing the same identical camera in a different shell for more than a decade now, recently removing features. It all comes down to what you want, what you need, and what you value.

A note of caution: Polaroid spins its emulsion being inferior reverse engineered lost tech by valuing the imperfection of the end result, which truth be told I willfully bought into it as I think that if I wanted a perfect snapshit I could just use a smartphone and I'm happy with this choice, but I'm not expecting everyone to do the same, so beware of the marketing bullshit.
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>>4294748
thanks for the info, fren
i just like the idea of having an physical photo instantly. i played with a polaroid years ago so that was my first thought but checking prices per shot of film the instax seemed to be more affordable and as you mentioned i also heard the instax film is more consistant.
might end up getting both anyway.
thoughts on the mini/go sizes? are they fun or too small?
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>>4294769
>thoughts on the mini/go sizes?
I wrote extensively about the Go here: >>4272893
The tl;dr is that the Go is an interesting tradeoff between film size and camera size, with cost as a benefit (compared to i-type), while Instax Mini is more of a value proposition than a practical one due to the camera and the film consistency. The film size is not completely useless, once you get the hang of it you can make very pretty pictures with enough detail to call yourself satisfied. I've already posted all the Go shots I could ITT, as all the rest are personal.
Another note of caution: Polaroid development time is long. You'll have to keep the picture in the dark for the first 15 minutes, but then it will continue to slowly develop for over a month which is why you shouldn't store them (basically keep them exposed to air) during this time. It's a weird feeling to look at the same picture a few week later and see it improved, more detailed and with more contrast.

The quick and cheap way to judge is to print (or draw) 1:1 scale of the various instant formats, cut them, and hold them in your hand.
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>>4294932
thanks again
maybe ill have some shots to share before long

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Is /p/ a dead board now? seems kinda lame here now ngl.

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>>4295133
Why do you use his name anyway
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>>4295143
I liked it and he was using a different name, but the same trip code, at the time.
Shitposting about the joys of reflex is fun too.
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>>4289378
Burton Barr?
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I come have a look once in a while but at some point I thought it was too good to post here. Now I just barely take photos.
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>>4294263
Sugar you fucktard, we all remember that albino witch you dated.

You're welcome: https://natashagudermane.com/press/press/
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>>4294365
>canon is nikon company man Ken Rockwell
It makes too much sense. His poor children.
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>>4294362
It's not about it being color, it's about the whole photograph being a lame excuse to show a nude woman
>>4294365
>>4294431
Just absurd, also Ken unironically cheered on EVIL cameras since their inception. He really liked the a77.
>>4294380
Feminist shock commentary that relies on coomers to gain any semblance of relevancy.
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>>4294359
Greetings from Bavaria.
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>>4294431
>His poor children
What makes you say that?
Katie's been looking thick.
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>>4294973
Get this girl to a dietician asap
>looking away
Even katie knows mirrorless and digislug photo spam is cringe. She’ll probably grow up to be a patrician film leica shooter.


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