>>4313365
wet pigeon

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>>4246309
>Luminar Neo
Found the Ken Rockwell ITT

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>>4313700
A moot point for you though

>>4313706
>worships subwedding gear wank because they use the most gear

>>4313718
You’ve really settled into your crab bucket.

>>4313654
We all see you want to justify your purchase and I'm sure Sony would be happy with your commitment, however many of us at /p/ will continue to enjoy shooting Canikon rather than Snoy baby mounts with forcibly ill cooked raws with fried chicken GMs that are too seasoned and washed in a sink. Enjoy having more userbase, just like how Playstation is #1 ensures it must be the best game experience that is universally enjoyed.

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I love this little nigger like you wouldn't believe

>>4314575
>as modern FF
...as modern FF digital.

>>4314575
That's what i meant, and what I'm talking about. 4x5 and up, especially when contact printed.

>>4314575
>but high rez FF out performs them on the technical quality

Thats what Im asking, for photos like that taken with modern FF digital cameras so I can see the quality/detail. images like this >>4314547
for example

>>4314582
You need to buy an 8x10 or larger contact print and look at it in person if you truly want to understand the difference.

I bet you could find a nice piece to hang on the wall for pretty cheap on ebay.

>>4314580
>That's what i meant, and what I'm talking about. 4x5 and up, especially when contact printed.
That can be a valid argument for going that direction. I would say that you can learn to post process your digital files to look like old time B&W and Kodachrome. (Kodachrome would actually be harder.) But in the case of B&W, an easy path to getting that look is to simply do what they did. Use an emulsion close to what they had (if available, LF film choices are getting thin). Develop like they did. Print like they did. At the very least that would be a lot of fun and you should end up with a very similar result.

>>4314582
>Thats what Im asking, for photos like that taken with modern FF digital cameras so I can see the quality/detail. images like this >>4314547
>for example
Sorry, I shouldn't have been so curt. I would search Flickr. Search on the T/S lenses you're interested in, B&W. Also search on descriptive phrases like "B&W city architecture FF digital." You're bound to run into a style that's close enough at least to compare.

When I went through the WWII 4x5's many were portraits and I was comparing to my own shots on a 5Ds. And, again, those 4x5's are gorgeous, and Kodachrome's palette can be difficult to emulate. They represent an era. So artistically I'm not comparing anything I've done to them. But technically, resolution/sharpness/tonality, 5Ds RAWs edges them out. That surprised me at the time, but makes sense given the time period. A 4x5 can certainly edge out even an A7R V today. You have to print very large to see it, but it can.

If I seem like I'm pushing digital it's only because the cost/workflow advantages are so huge. And it's not like the early 2000's when LF would blow a 6mp DSLR out of the water. If you know what you're getting into with LF in terms of cost and time, and want to experience it, want to try and make photographs the way they did, then go LF.

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Video quality is very meaningless, fyi, most people literally can not view 4k video as actual 4k, their display software will downsample or otherwise interpolate it. Unless you are shooting for a professional job it's literally just the color space changing. Remember these retards are zooming in on 2mp/8mp video frames. Which are usually motion blurred.

Holywood even tolerates rolling shutter dramatic enough for gunfire to illuminate only half the screen.

>>4308073
Wanted to add that some sensor crops also involve downsampling as >>4307796 pointed out. Personally, I don't like sensor cropping since you lose out on some of the benefits of the larger sensor.

Just to reiterate, unless you really need 1080, just use 4K since most modern cameras downsample from the full sensor in normal 4K modes these days (apart from a few super high resolution cameras).

But if you are like me and want 60p with full sensor readout, then options drop fast. A7SIII, R6 Mark II, and R8 and maybe some of the flagships for full frame. R8 has no IBIS though. APS-C has the X-H2S and A6700. m43rds has most of the GH series and the G9s. Oddly, the 1 inch cams don't do this outside of maybe some smartphones/action cams.

>>4308073
Interesting, I didn't even know DPR had video comparisons.
Thanks.

>>4308075
>Video quality is very meaningless, fyi, most people literally can not view 4k video as actual 4k, their display software will downsample
4k 422 becomes 1080p 444
visibly superior, worth it in every case

>>4308073
>Downsampling is a very electronically intensive process since you have to capture the whole sensor and then resize it down dozens of times per second. Upping the frame rate makes it even harder so skipping pixels was and often still is a common way to achieve that.
Yep. One reason I love 4k off my R6 is that it's oversampled even at 4k60.

>>4314480
holy based

I sold all of my fuji gear pre-pandemic.

Something is not drawing me back, and I can't put my finger on it.

So far the GR has done a great job.

>>4314480
> Is told saying something is shit is not a compelling argument.
> Doubles down by saying it's really shit.


Like I respect the based non opinion. Does the brand of my tripod matter as well?

>>4314488
xtrans looks even more digital than bayer
dishonest design
low quality optics
ff size, m43 performance
sky high prices

fuji is for fashion victims not photographers - thats why they discontinued all their photography products (aka film)

>>4313960
Well that does it, I'm officially not going to buy a fuji camera in the next year
Take that, projected sales!

>>4312290

Nobody wants to take photos what you're aiming at

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>>4303931
sorry, i forgot about this thread

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>>4303931
>>4314431
also i was mistaken it wasnt CS400D, it was Lomo Metro

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>>4308276
I must have broken that streak than.

>>4295723
Extremely based. I will say that a wooden field camera is going to maximize your odds of this happening. A shiny brass lens would be a nice touch also.

>>4312290
>shit ton of wonderful things to take images of.
>takes photos of traffic cones

>>4314121
This. I used these cameras when they were new. They were not, and are not, magic or capable of giving better color. They’re completely decent cameras, aside from being obsolete and low resolution. I really think the D700 was the first perfect FF SLR Nikon made. It runs circles around D200s and D300s.

How are the digital lenses for these old Pentax DSLRs? Or shall I just stick with my old manual lenses?

>>4314355
All pentax lenses are just rebadged Scamrons

>Zoomers are going to catch on soon
zoomers (including myself) don't want big chunky inconvenient dslrs. i don't think these are going to inflate that heavy in price.

>>4314096
Yeah I might upgrade once my current D70 dies, but idk if the 10.2 MP is worth it for the extra processing time required

>>4314321
because it's all true. Also try putting a border around an image and change the color a couple times, see how it effects your impression of the image. It's less stupid than you think.

White borders make your photos look better. It's as simple as that.

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>>4314291
op here, i just had issues with instagram cropping some of my images at times, and i extend my image to 4:5 and add borders
also, it looks nice, it further frames photos so idk

>>4314326
this famalam

also ive downloaded all the photos from the weekend trip, i have around ~1000 when excluding that i shot in 3 photo brackets for EV, ive just edited the first one

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>>4314371
also, i obviously did not shoot at f/1.0, this is on a manual porst 35mm 2.8, so the camera doesn't recognize the aperture

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some of these are coming in quite nice imo

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money as in buildings

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Fuck I wish I knew about this thread. This sounds like fun.

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>payout

>>4310810
better luck next time

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>>4304491
I'm loaded

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>>4284013
pretty sweet

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>>4311698
That is because they heat using infrared, Anon. It wouldn't be good if the heat were blocked and trapped inside. Cool picture, though! I have not seen one of these through the glass.

>>4284003
have you tried soaking rolls of shot film in dish soap https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/filmsoup/

>>4311695
>>4311696
>>4311697
>>4311698
Gen 2 NVD?
true gigachad move would be to 3D print a rear objective for your PVS-14 to mate with your camera mount

>>4314348
idk, I never watched anything or read any books but from my experience shooting portraits the most helpful things have been to compliment the model and never verbalize anything negative even if it's about you and the camera. Try to talk and banter, have a good time, be friendly. Bringing a bluetooth speaker for some background noise can also help things be less awkward

Scouting locations before hand is good. The more confident you seem while on the shoot the better the models respond

You can look up posing stuff for ideas but personally none of that ever sticks in my head when I'm out on the shoot and I just treat posing someone the same way I'd construct any other frame.

idk, that's all I have

https://www.instagram.com/tatsuo_suzuki_001/

https://www.instagram.com/hwilliamsjrphoto/

>>4314348
>I don't know any of the basic rules, fundamentals, or philosophy behind it
good. take more portraits until you can see what kind of portraits you want to make, what portraits you like, and then your portraits will be like no one else's. the best way to take good photos is to take a lot.

however, I have done some work (read: about three days worth with the owner of a clothing store in a nearby city) with models and the number-one thing I remember from it was how the guy there (who'd been working in fashion for decades) kept telling the models to pose and they would just do it. it seemed like the models already knew how they wanted to look on camera so all he had to do was get them to strike their next pose when he was ready. poses in portraiture may not be what you like. I don't know. maybe you really just like plain faces.

I did learn another thing from one of my photography instructors at community college. He said you can cut off the forehead but never the eyebrows or anything below that. Next, he said you never cut anyone off at their joints; only cut them out of frame on a limb. that helps you frame extreme close-ups (cut-off at the neck), close ups (cut off beneath the shoulders) and medium shots (cut-off below the elbows and either above or below the hips). it could be a bullshit rule but it helps me make decisions so you could use it too.

Last thing, and I learnt this from another instructor: you need to take 10 000 photos to get a good one.

>>4313511
if you didn't make $12k over 8 years using the equipment, you should stick to kit lenses

>>4313518
>>4313511
Hava nagila!

Buy what you want and can afford, work harder to make the second one happen. If you dont turn a profit, who cares. You enjoyed yourself. That was the reward of your work.

>>4313522
Incredibly based.

>>4313522
the burgerkistan mind cant comprehend this

>>4313511
extremely based if true

>>4313184
idiot use your eyes lmaooo

>>4313184
All along the left side of his face.

>>4311619
prolly has the same amount of color fringing as well

>>4310515
Easy, you need to have mind boggling amounts of money, influence, and customize an SUV specifically for utilization of that $2 million lens.

>>4310666
>Need 1600mm macro to see anon's dick
Kek

honestly a good start body wise, the kit lens isnt great with its shit motors that get stuck every now and then though. get some new glass when you can.

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>>4311764
it's fun when paired with the auto lens cap

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>>4311734

If you can find the sigma 30mm 2.8 at around 100$ go for it.
Nice lens to learn many things and expecially to demystify shallow depth of field. At some point you will find yourself stepping it downs and then you will reach enlightening.
Same for the crappy sony 55-210mm. It's relativelly bad, but it have stabilization so you can practice many things ranging from portrait, birding and tele landscape in daylight.

Pic related is the sony tele

The 6400 is a nice improvement if you wanna

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>>4314363

The 6400 is a nice improvement if you wanna use a small camera and keep working on aps-c but it's not a tremendous improvement. 6600 and 6700 are definitely better, but are also more expensive, bigger and heavier, so unless you really prefer smaller lenses or apc-c for reasons, going FF could be better.
But to learn the 6000 is perfect. I sugest you to take your time before thinking to new cameras unless you somehow win the lottery. Don't let other put you down on the topic.

>>4311734
>what am i in for
dust collecting