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>it now cost $20 to develop film only with no prints or scans
AHHHHHHHHH
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>>4535531
>Mine has a good epson v800 I can use for free good enough for me
Anon, that's worse than getting a slide duplicator and using your digital camera to digitize. Flatbeds suck.
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>>4535572
>good enough for me
>"nooooooo that's not allowed!"
God you're such a whiny faggot. Do you have any actual friends? I'd be astounded.
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>>4535573
What I'm proposing is nearly zero cost if he already has a DSLR in America, you can get a slide duplicator for under $15.
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>>4535572
But it's still free...
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>>4535600
Free as in free beer not as in freedom. I find older film scanners to be vastly superior, even humble low res ones like the Kodak Pakon.

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Anyone here is a street photographer? How do you deal with all the cringe? Because everyone gets pissy; it's cringy as hell getting in their business. I thought people would be way cooler with what we're doing.
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Reminder that his photography has been reduced to pictures of the figurines he buys and then paints. He left because he peaked.
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>>4534823
You posted this >>4532224 and a few days later you started impersonating everyone with a tripcode to cause drama. You've been called out on this behavior before, "Clive" (your newest assumed identity). You get btfo and then proceed to make fake trips to hoping it would make someone side with you in your melty. It's been SIX (6) YEARS.
https://archived.moe/p/thread/3645281/#3654682
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>>4535598
>actual case-study schizo cliveposter
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>>4535599
I only discovered it was him all along a few days ago. Always suspected it but I got good enough confirmation for once.
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>>4535604
Boo. Hahahahaha. Take your meds schizo

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I'm gonna dump the pictures I took on my first trip to China and share my impressions along the way. Save for the snaps, I mostly shot analog with my F90x, and with my gf's mju.

I'm very much open to criticism.
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>>4521763
Great shots, should post some in the film general
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China is honestly one of my most favorite places ever visited. people are friendly, cities are clean, food is fantastic
this thread makes me want to return
top tier thread, op, thanks a lot.
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>>4521772
man really pulled the big camera out in chef fei like they don't tell you they have 500 restaurants all over china
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>>4521869
>>4521870
>>4521864
Nice pics, anon. I miss Beijing even though I freaked people out for being a foreigner.
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>>4521789
>>4521836
Very nice pictures, I particularly like these two.

Does anyone have any recommendations on where to find good scans of essential photobooks?

the wiki links are all dead
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check archive.org
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internet archive
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People have mentioned it before. But the "mirror", and books annas/zlibrary stole from internet archive got this really weird compression. Even for files with comparable sizes.
Someone mentioned it happens when you try to de-DRM ia books. But who knows the actual truth.
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>>4521093
>>4521103
nope. they are like 10-20 mb files and the images are like 400 pixel compressed trash. getting decent scanned pdfs of photo books is near impossible
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>>4534739
>decent scanned pdfs of photo books is near impossible
It's a combination between needing a big ass scanner due to good photobooks being big and/or needed to bust a book's spine to have a proper flat page-to-bed surface.
Very few will spend 300 dollars on an obscure photobook just to destroy it in a scan that a small handful of actual people will check.

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My astronomy club is doing an outreach on smart telescopes in a few more months so I decided it pick up an S30. Its been delightful so far; setup is a breeze compared to my primary rig. Think it will be a great little thing for more casual imaging. We're not in the best time of year for my FOV, but I was able to get a little time in on M5.
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>>4535320
they were 90 second exposures
i should also add that i upgraded from the T7 to an R7, but still using the sigma and skyguider
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What app do you guys use, if any, on your phone to get a rough idea of the current positions of celestial bodies?
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>>4535343
Star traker - basic but looks nice.
Mobile observatory quite packed with features and been using it for years
Star walk 2 the most packed with info but i don t like the gui
All cracked. Except mobile observatory that last cracked version was from years ago. After buying the app on sale crackers craked the latest version. Now you can find the last version for free but at least i gave the dev 15€ after using his app for 8 years
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>>4535343
SkyMap 3.3 by Chris Marriott,l written for Windows 3.11. It's portable! And has always been vary accurate.
It does have problems with comet data though. The software can lock up when a comet entry is activated and in certain configurations. Haven't figured that out quite. Example screen cap:
>>4523048
The table at top is a screen cap from a DOS-based BASIC program that gives a huge amount of data on every planet was written in 1983, when Pluto was still a planet).
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Reminder

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Can somebody please take photos of clouds with this camera? Preferably at day and dusk, ISO 100. I'm thinking about getting one, but I'm not sure. I mostly shoot clouds, and this Foveon X3 sensor attracts me with it's colors
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>>4535467
>only buying new cameras can solve problems
I never said this. What I said is a denser sensor boosts reach from your optics. And the cameras with denser sensors can be had for less than a telescope. You shill full frame for religious-adjacent reasons, not rational ones.
>>4535468
>reeeeee how dare you take snapshits with a long lens at 90km/h, I don't consent!!!!!
The biggest problem there wasn't atmospheric haze, it was speed and tinted glass.
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>>4535476
>just make your $1000 90d a p1000 bro. crop your cropped crop for reach.
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>>4535493
You're already cropping to get Saturn to fill that much of the EOS RP frame in that picture you posted
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>>4535499
Of the composite frame I should say. There would be a lot more detail with a 90D
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>>4535500
There would be more detail with a 90d and the same lens, but in your hands? No

Pixel pitch isn't a replacement for quality large aperture optics. They work in concert. And in terrestrial photography, you're better off getting closer and treating "reach" as access to tighter framing, not the longer distance implied by the word "reach".

alright now you have no excuse not to be using photoshop and(or) lightroom
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>>4534580
based!!
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>>4533663
>abandonware
lol no
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>>4535412
He ragequit already? k3k
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tried it, it simply stopped working because i deleted the last photo i opened in it

also it probably contains sneaky AI malware
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Had a fiddle yesterday with their lightroom, indesign and photoshop variants. Was pretty decent desu and as a hobbyist, I would much rather use a free alternative than throw money at Adobe for something I use once or twice a month, if that.
Previously been using pixlr as an alternative and much prefer these newer options over that.

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Soft Edition
The aim of this thread is to discuss compact digital cameras (digishits) and share photos from them.
If your digishit has a "soft" picture mode, take some photos with it and share them in this thread. Feel free to share your digishit photos taken in any other picture mode, too.
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>>4532933
Huh
https://www.ikea.com/no/no/p/hoestagille-duftlys-i-glass-2-veker-duft-krydret-gresskar-brun-80625517/
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from my truly dogshit temu camera
new digishit soon though i'm excited
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olympus c5050z
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Powershot a400
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Canon Powershot A580
my first real camera, been having alot of fun with it.

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Any Nokia or 2G cellphone camera photo lover here?
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>>4519716
What the fuck are you talking about?
This whole thread is putrid shit
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Took this one with my ZTE dumbphone
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>>4535301
i might be cheating abit, my Nokia N900.
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Dusk encounter edition
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>>4535181
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>>4535182
unfortunate motion blur in these, shouldve had a higher shutter speed I guess
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>>4535183
overall I like the new body. the sigma definitely isn't the sharpest lens but the R7's better AF and smaller pixels I feel like lets me get more details on a shorter, sharper focal length.
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>>4535179
>>4535181
>>4535182
>>4535183
>>4535184
Damn that's really nice for your first R7 pics. Clearly better than with the T7 indeed.
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>>4534851
>>4534852
don't neglect the reflection man you have a beautiful symmetric shot right there but you missed it :(

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Newfag here, I really like shooting buildings but don't really know what to do beyond hurr durr point and shoot so any criticism or advice is appreciated.

(1/15)
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>>4535215
Still doesn't look good or interesting in any way
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>>4520781
>>4535215
There is literally no way to edit this photo to look good, sorry. It is some dweeb standing right underneath a shitty office building.
To do the formal geometry thing would require a higher perspective and most likely a much longer lens or a perspective control lens
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I get the building photo appeal. I think the big thing is asking yourself what you tried to capture and specifically what aspects you like beyond 'I think they're neat'. Atleast I think thats what I could improve on.
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>>4524602
>>4524634
These for example, maybe a photo of a building facade, but without showing the sky, from different angles to explore an interesting pattern or texture you found. Or you could focus more on specific details and kind of 'dissect' a specific building.
Here's one of mine, with nothing that I just suggested.
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>>4524600
>>4524602
>>4524634
They're not even going straight up and down
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>>4535352

That is an astute observation

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I like editing the photos I take in Photoshop, anyone else take photos like this?

1/5
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>there is no photo threads on /p because critic is too harsh
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>>4535294
nobody here understands you can be critical without being a cockjockey about things.
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>>4535295
Nobody is being harsh here. And when people are harsh it's usually very justified. The reason why photo thread die is because 80% of OP never answer or engage with criticism, and posters learn it's a waste of time to write a whole ass paragraph when you won't even know whether OP read it.
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>>4535298
Trip on, poppet
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>>4535295
>>4535304
>got called out for snapshits
Cope and seethe

How come no one posts here?
Photography is a pretty big hobby, and it has become very fashionable to shoot film in recent years, so why is this board completely abandoned?
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>>4534548
Imagine being in love with a fucking dog
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>>4534570
YOU imagine
>I live it
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>>4534570
Put your trip back on cinefag
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>>4534570
Yeah you'd rather just fuck it and not love it right
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It's because any thread devolves into gearfaggotry

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>The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust has raised concerns over what it describes as the unauthorised use of Ansel Adams’s name and work in an “AI-generated colour version” of his iconic photograph shot in 1942 Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico, which was recently exhibited and offered for sale at a major international photography fair.
>In a statement, the Trust said the work “exploited Ansel’s name, reputation, and his most iconic image, while failing to identify any human artist responsible for its creation. The Trust did not authorise, endorse, consent to, or acquiesce in the ‘AI-generated colour version’ of ‘Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico’ exhibited and offered for sale by Danziger Gallery at The Photography Show presented by AIPAD in April. The Trust was not consulted or notified before the work appeared. Once alerted, we reached out to James Danziger in real time, notifying him of the Trust’s rights, and asking for the work to be removed. Correspondence shared with the Trust shows that, despite our formal notice, Mr. Danziger subsequently leveraged Ansel’s name, ‘Moonrise,’ and the AIPAD presentation while pursuing a proposed commercial AI colourisation venture involving other artists’ estates.”
>James Danziger made a response on the Danziger website to Ansel Adams Trust's condemnation by not only mentioning that the image is technically in the public domain, but also wrote: "As for the print itself, while A.I. served as the starting point, the final image involved extensive human intervention, editing, proofing, and refinement over many months."
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>>4535055
Put who on a moral high ground?
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>>4535056
The ones defacing Adams' works
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>>4512754
ansel adams was a notorious ball gargler who loved giving head and eating cum loads while out on the trails for any walker that came back. the faggot of the paths they called him.
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>>4535091
Seething incel
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>>4535091
Damn he beat you to this

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I'll start
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>>4524791
See, this guy here proved the point I've been making for years. Make it black and white, crush the blacks and you have art™ just like Moriyama.
Street photography and the circlejerk around it have been a disgrace to photography.
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>>4525457
POV: you're a femanon and preparing your dog for the next phase.
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