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I have an editing dilemma. I want to move away from my big desktop and edit on my laptop because I'm tired of having a big, autistic computer. But my laptop isn't capable of outputting a 10-bit signal to my monitor and my built in display is only 8-bit. How much am I sacrificing in color accuracy by switching to an 8-bit display? Is it even noticeable or would it be worthwhile to look at getting a different laptop which can make use of my 10-bit monitor?
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there is so much autism about cameras on this shithole but where is the autism about lenses? lets start a lens autism thread
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It's regrettable that Nikon's in-body screw drive focus thing never survived. I swear it's the most reliable AF mechanism ever I've literally never seen a screw drive AF-D lens fail. I mean yes it's loud and that's regrettable but I like a lens that sounds like a turbine spinning up.
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>>4385858 >>4385866 is right. Start small and with cheaper lenses. Primes are generally much easier to work with, especially older ones. Be sure to have a lens wrench, you can improvise but you're that much more likely to scratch the finish and that hurts resale value. Anonymous
>>4386969 my D2h AF screw died, was not great for my af-d lenses
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>>4386972 Is the in-body motor easy to replace by any chance? Or is the part unobtainium now.
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>>4386968 neither 100mm or 135mm makes faces look weird you mong
it's actually the proffered lens for background separation as
>>4386418 hinted with the 200mm f/1.8 being the king (although at that range working with the model would be awkward)
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Poorfag here.
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>>4386785 You’re right. I’m not a 500 IQ 8ft nephilim chad who can shoot wildlife on 8x10. And that’s a bad thing.
But at least I’m an average white man so i can handle full frame and digital medium format
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>>4386812 >at least I’m an average white man >bragging about carrying a 2kg camera That would be more impressive if you were a 40kg Japanese girl.
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>>4386849 lets see you carrying a dual tripod monorail body with a 3000mm lens and a vacuum back big boy
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>>4386859 >3000mm lens. Would that not be the size of a T-62 turret Canon?
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>>4386525 >I don't want anything smaller than full-frame because I value image quality and don't want noisy pics. Any analog camera with adjustable manual settings.
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What's the deal with this camera, why does it have such a bad reputation? I was looking for a mirrorless body to adapt my vintage glass too and this really cheap. Is it worth it for adapting lenses?
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>>4386761 >says the mirrorless babby that needs his 6d2 to be stuck in live view Anonymous
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>>4386768 > needs his 6d2 to be stuck in live view What
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>>4386052 I don't, I'm so used to the VF that I don't use the back screen on any cameras. No idea how much not using the rear screen affects the battery but if it makes a positive difference, then it's a win-win for me.
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>>4386954 Typically the EVF is a higher res, brighter screen, so they chew more power than an LCD
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>>4386954 >3" screen uses more power than a 0.39" screen A whole new world has been revealed to me.
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>Yes, I have thousands of dollars worth of electronics in my backpack, how could you tell? Yes, I am low test and likely unable to defend myself.
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>>4386673 Mil surplus backpack. Also lots of ratty looking but good military shoulder bags available. I use a gas mask bag when it's enough.
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>>4386860 This also works if you're from any nip nong country with an obscure language, start angrily swearing in that and the roaches scatter. The bigger problem with Americans is they will not believe anything you try to tell them about gyppos. You do not associate with gyppos. Not for any reason. But they won't listen and get rolled every time.
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>>4386673 As other anons have mentioned, milsurp bags are pretty good. Some companies make padded camera bag inserts you can throw inside a regular backpack so your gear isn't just clunking around. There's also a lot of lower-profile camera bags/backpacks out there if you do some looking.
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>>4386886 No one's robbing me for my camera in the wilderness was the point.
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im actually scared about carrying my gear when i visit america. what do i need to know to prevent getting mugged or robbed?
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Whats bad about it?
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>>4386843 I do edit color photos. I also posted 2 photos in this thread already about to be 3. I felt posting an example of color grading photography and how awful it is would be effective. Here's a color photo I edited. It's an out of focus cat. I prefer shooting B&W. As the other anon in this thread said OP should be focusing on composition and I suggested using different shooting angles, lenses and post processing. His best photo is the sail boats. Color wouldn't have improved that photo and I find it rarely improves a photo. Unless the color of something is the subject of a photo composition > everything else.
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Some of these aren't bad, some of them are. Just keep taking photos desu. That's the best way to improve
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>>4386865 the DoF here feels bizarrely unfortunate. Imagine how small of a difference in distance there was between the left and right eye, and yet look at the difference in focus. Seems like it would be fine had the eyes been in focus.
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>>4386892 Yes. Not the best. I was messing around taking pictures with my D4 for some other thread.
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>>4386864 ok, which ones would you like raws off?
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late autumn edition continued
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>>4386523 The aberrations module fixes this for me. I have a style that swaps filmic for sigmoid with higher than default contrast (about 2.0), diffuse and sharpen, denoise (lower than default, just to remove chroma noise where it pops up), lens corrections and aberrations.
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Bought a NexStar 8SE today, set it up, pointed it at a bright spot, turned the focus nob and boom, rings of saturn
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>>4386640 Sometimes colours win...
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I got this from a thrift store years ago for super cheap. I can't afford to buy a better one right now. Is it worth using or should I just put it in storage and wait until I can buy a new one?
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>>4386901 I wasn't sure if it was any good because of it's age. I don't have any issues using it but I didn't want to rely on it if it isn't any good.
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>>4386893 it's literally
>the one you have with you Use it until it breaks (it won't)
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>doesnt use thing >should i buy a better thing
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>>4386893 Unfortunately this one isnt "cool" so forget the flip value. Its like $30.
Just use it. Outdoors only. Use manual since these shitters ways have a narrow range of good looking apertures and ISOs. It can be hacked to shoot raw
https://chdk.fandom.com/wiki/S5IS Any raw processor will create jpegs with better NR, sharpening, and demosaicing than the camera body. The jpegs are merely retro cool for gen Y furfags who have nostalgia for awful digishits.
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>>4386893 Does it take pictures? Then yes.
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Most of my family and friends dont really care about photography, and i am not really good at it, but i just really wanted to share
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>>4384296 That's the right attitude to have. Thanks for sharing.
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>>4384296 I think there's a spot on your sensor? Mid left. Try blasting it with a blower.
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>>4384298 >Horizon not levelled You're triggering my autism.
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>>4384706 I wish I was born there.
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Joined the big boys club today.
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>>4386746 don't care. I like the RF style body and also I can shitpost here. I'm more than happy with 20mpx why the fuck would I want to clutter my NAS with 100mpx files lol?
enjoy your time ... the macro four thirds posting will start soon
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>>4386780 >he gambled on pump and dump scams so he could have more "epic" exif Well, enjoy micro four thirds users mocking 1: your sensors inability to outperform a d850 in the real world 2: your god awful photography that seems to actually be getting worse. You have become what you once baited, and lost to, only this little gear slapfight isnt one you can win.
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I just upgraded from a D810 to a D850 and bros...worth every penny. Absolutely amazing camera, the fact I can turn it into a pseudo-D500 by shooting in DX crop is really neat. However, my old pirated Lightroom copy doesn't support D850 NEF files. Is it possible to pirate a newer version or should I finally bend the knee to Adobe?
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>>4386441 I meant the body/lens mount. Thanks for the info, I'll get some screwdrivers ordered while I wait for a new mount to come from chinkland.
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>>4386950 >Is it possible to pirate a newer version I think all Adobe photo products can be pirated until they introduced AI tools, then the subscription model turned it harder to pirate due to always-online.
My fear about buying new gear is the fact some tools do not recognize new RAW files in pirated software for Windows 8.1.
I say you should check around, D850 is 2017 IIRC so there should absolutely be a pirated something for it.
