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taken on an Olympus OM-2S in Auto (Aperture Priority) with a Zuiko 50mm prime lens
had a tripod and shutter cable to stabilize the shots, and i should have taken notes on the aperture i used on each shot but i simply didn't think to.
contribute if you want, critique if you please
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>>4537913
suddenly remembering that for absolutely no conceivable reason, all of my vertical shots upload rotated 90 degrees so i may have to take time to fix that
Film Feeder shot that i didn't expect to be in focus
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>>4537914
skipping 2 for now because there's some visible license plates
i like how the exposed light bulbs here form a repeating pattern with the flare
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>>4537916
holy fucking shit kill me now
why is the image upside down

FW Woolworth International Civil Rights Museum
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>>4537917
Netanyahu is preventing me from posting images properly rotated
if this doesn't work i'm just going to give up, just saved a copy of the scan from pdn so it should technically have un-fucked rotation data
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>>4537918
firetruck
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>>4537919
much prefer this shot, waited until traffic was moving again and got some interesting smears
stellation of the street lights is much more pleasant
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>>4537920
street light here washed out a lot of the frame
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>>4537921
theatre crowd smearing past a security officer
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>>4537923
bro is surprisingly still
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>>4537924
now he hustle
wo geht brĂ¼der?
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>>4537925
loan office mural
vulgar graffiti
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>>4537926
the funny thing is that all these horizontal shots show up normally on my pc i guess they just have hidden rotation data that 4chan ignores
same shot, differently exposed
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>>4537927
15 and 16 are out of focus because this stupid bar was swinging in the breeze
some furry put a sticker on the 6-7 car park height bumper
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>>4537928
flatbed train car not very interesting
red glow kinda soft
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>>4537929
it's beginning to smear and you can see the light behind the car
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>>4537930
you can see the shadows on the train car and also some of the scene behind it
license plate removed because it's in focus enough to read
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>>4537931
approximately the same shot, tilted slightly up and obviously later in the passage of the train than before
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>>4537932
string lights over a clean, albeit graffitied alley
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>>4537933
you better believe it's the same alleyway
string lights have more distinct stellation in this one, i'm guessing it was a smaller aperture?
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>>4537934
another one dot em pee four
seems somewhere in between the others
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>>4537935
club / bar with a food truck that you can't really see
man's out of focus but i believe the gentleman on the right was the only one i saw who correctly believed i was just taking pictures of the nightlife
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>>4537936
vertical shot, most of the food truck is out of frame but the people are smearing across the frame
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>>4537938
same shot, different passersby
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>>4537939
intersection, road closed by police due to bar foot traffic
rows of string lights
street light unfortunately in the foreground
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>>4537941
same shot, definitely a longer exposure because the street light is even worse and you can see the string parts of the string lights
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>>4537942
005 was omitted because it was just a portrait of a nice woman who asked to be photographed when i explained what i was doing
this flapping gentleman gets to be included because he harassed me for change after repeatedly asking to be photographed even though i told him beforehand that i would not give him anything for being photographed
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>>4537943
crowd outside another bar, past the string lights
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>>4537945
same bar, slightly different crowd
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>>4537946
string lights in the alleyway between that bar and the adjacent one
guess i had these shots locked in by the end of the night because it's pretty soft and the all the bulbs are highly stellated
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>>4537948
last one, just the empty train tracks leading to the station
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>>4537949
oh right, i needed to remove the visible license plates from 002

if anyone has critiques, advice, or just wants to post their own night photography, my stock of it is spent
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LEDs ruined night photography.
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>>4537965
i definitely agree
i spent most of the night hunting for true neons but one i found was itself harshly lit and the other was the site of several sleeping homeless, and i hate interacting with them
i could easily have done a whole roll of just homeless people if i were doing a social journalism thing but so many of them are hostile, violent, addicts, and thieves that it makes even politely interacting with them dangerous
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>>4537965
it boggles my mind that, with LEDs that can be set to any color temperature, they are all set at daylight.
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>>4537967
got to make sure that everyone can see clearly at 10pm in the late autumn (:
if the LEDs aren't emitting harsh daylight at the maximum luminosity, how will people see where they're stepping?
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What film stock did you use, OP? V little grain - wauw.
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>>4538065
oh i forgort to say so in the OP
Kodak Gold 200 ISO
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>>4538066
Is that a car being loaded onto a flatbed tow truck?
Little hard to pick out the details here
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>>4538032
>got to make sure that everyone can see clearly at 10pm in the late autumn
It's actually the opposite: cold LEDs make it harder to see at night because they make pupils shrink and even for things that are brightly lit it might be hard to see detail because of LEDs poor color rendering. Basically high pressure sodium lamps were better in every way but efficiency and longevity. Like with everything else these days it's all about cutting cost and not improvement.
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>>4538070

Hps piss yellow with no color rendition. Great. Uh.. sure, gramps.
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>>4538076
Your retinas are just fried because you've probably only ever seen LEDs
HPS lamps are great and don't strain people's eyes as much
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>>4538104

Yeah, hps has great colour rendition and my eyes are just bad :'D
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>>4538106
Limited but continuous spectrum vs one with gaps
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>>4538106
No, I have "bad" eyes
in that LEDs give me headaches and make it difficult to see because they're never properly diffused and often are just naked point sources of incredibly bright light with a few insufficient reflectors trying to emulate the lighting conditions of better bulbs
You have bad taste
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>>4538106
Dumbass.
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>>4538110

What are you smoking?
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Here's the continuous spectrum of hps. Have you people actually ever seen a hps?
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>>4538114
Continuous with valleys vs discontinuous, my point stands.
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>>4538114
I'm told by the wise schizophrenics and scheming viziers that it's the spike of short wavelength blue light that causes problems
>>4538122
Are you perhaps confusing LEDs with LCDs?
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>>4538146
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>>4538122

No. Are you just trolling? That makes zero sense.
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Like fluorescent tubes might be said to have gaps in their spectrum, because they have gaps. Incandescent bulbs have a continuous spectrum, although it's piss colored. Hps certainly does not have continuous spectrum. It has almost only yellow/orange light.


These fucking people go on and on and on about shit like sony green or what ever... Jesus.
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>>4538154
Continuous vs full anon. The parts it covers are continuous. LEDs often have segments where it drops to black for a narrow band creating a colorblindness effect.
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>>4538155

:D
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>>4537920
Been dicking around with car light trails as well. Love the ghosting you get from the reflected light on the top of the cars. Here's one I took a week or two ago that has the same thing.
>>4537938
This one is probably my favorite just because of how much that lady's head pops out from the surrounding motion blur. Great lighting on her as well.
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so many duplicates
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>>4538174
i love how long of a trail you were able to get from the taillights while the street itself appears empty
and thanks, i'm very happy with those two myself
>>4538178
yeah nigga it's the whole roll and i've never done this before so i wasn't sure what would turn out
feel free to contribute
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>>4538184
Ignore the niggerkikes itt and keep posting anon. Put another roll through it and post that when you're done.
Everyone should be doing this. We don't need 14 gear generals (thanks fAGGOT), but a dozen different anons maintaining their own threads over the long-term would really boost this board's general health.
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>>4538189
i'll have to find somewhere else to shoot probably, but since so many turned out in focus and acceptably exposed afaict i'll probably be able to take more different pictures instead of reshooting scenes to have twice the opportunity to get a good photo
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>>4538184
Cheers anon. I believe that shot was something like an 8 second exposure on 800T. I stopped down quite a bit (maybe F/16?) to drag it out longer.
The cars were only going about 20 miles an hour, so it gave the light trails plenty of time to burn in, but the only car that it really caught was the one that slowed down to turn.
The abandoned hotel in the background took up the whole block, so there was less lighting than the surrounding area, which is why I picked it. I think a darker street is probably the best bet if you're trying to avoid getting the cars themselves to show up in the exposure.
Here's another example from the same roll. Parts of the car itself are only visible right under the street light.
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>>4538203
nice!
the bright blue of the sky and the electric glow of the street contrast well, and the light trails are beautiful up close



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