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Hi,
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What's your favourite type of filter, /p/?
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>>4430432 Yes, if you get an IR-cut screw on filter when you do not want IR in your photos. The IR cut filter is in unmodded camera for a reason. Black clothes tend to look magenta without IR cut &cet.
Many colors i(depending of pigment/dye) are light grey to white in IR so even B&W tones willl be different. Also only rare and expensive specialist lenses correct chromatic aberration out of visible spectrum.
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>>4430434 Assuming your optics can handle it, why not. But if you find and a new "supernova", remember a faint red dwarf star is much brighter in IR.
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>>4430459 >>4430464 I just mean like, if I wanted to focus on B&W / astro, would going the IR route give me any advantage? I already own a FF Canon and some decently wide fast lenses.
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>>4430499 Do you like the look of infrared pictures? If yes then there is an advantage. If no then there is a disadvantage.
Full spectrum gives you 1-2 stops extra light so there's that I guess.
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>>4430499 Camera builtin IR cut filter may make emission nebulae dimmer cutting 656nm H-alpha &cet.
You can use modded camera with an UV/IR cut filter which passes that part of spectrum for astro.
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>>4430563 >a fake sensor surrounding the real (micro four thirds) sensor a sensor surrounding a sensor? You think these things are like legos?
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>>4430488 >>4430612 Exactly. Manufacturers should stop putting effort into incremental upgrades.
This hobby is dying. Sales have fallen off a cliff. Companies should put their efforts into more rare upgrades with technological breakthroughs instead.
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>>4430708 >I want cameras to come out every 5 years so new and used prices never lower and I have to pay top dollar for old technology Anonymous
>>4430711 > thinks 5y was a long time lmao > thinks this would affect used prices retard
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>>4430715 Apple's trashcan Mac Pro has had
unjustifiable high prices both in the new and used markets because for the longest time Apple didn't release a new one. In 2019 you would have had to pay $2000 to get a subpar workstation with hardware from 2013, now they throw them at you because of the new models.
Canon L glass does not get down in price because of age, but because of newer models. The 50mm f/1 still costs the same in the used market because there is still nothing new from Canon that replaces it, and until the RF lineup came out the same could be said for the L zooms. Retard.
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I like to go on walk and take picture of people who pass me
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>>4427196 If you had just posted this
>>4424794 and pic related
and one more I will share in the next post...
You would have almost appeared as though you had some intent and style.
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>>4427197 This pic
So mu advice to you is learn to be more selective and try to figure out why a picture works. You might actually end up being talantad one day.
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>>4427198 I see what you mean. taking snaps of people who pass me by will not result in amazing photos all the time, so selecting for quality will be my focus
4chan seems to be the only place that I can post some of these with little repercussions so I didnt' hold back my hand with sharing some
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If I had to pick some of these for a small time vernissage in a little bar or libraby I would take 9 of them.
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>>4427878 thanks for the honesty
ill work on it for sure
thinking of starting a project next
will look through my mess and come up with a theme
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Do autismal youtubers steal shitposts from /p/, or does /p/ steal shitposts from autismal youtubers?
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>>4420400 How this man shifted from fad diets to camera reviews is beyond me
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>>4422721 and neither post photos
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>>4430023 He does both simultaneously
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>>4420963 been falling off since the z6 600mm prime era
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>>4422720 >no idea how this guy is still a thing despite not being a photographer I watch him exactly because of that
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Hi /p/eople, it's nice to see you there!
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>>4429589 Sorry but no :(
>>4429607 My poor buddy, new /p/ must be hard on you.
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>>4429694 I saw the same trees in there so thought I ask
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>>4429606 But I do judge ppl based on their skin color. How else would I display my superior pattern recognitions skills otherwise?
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>>4429606 It will make it easier to crop my m43 pictures to 3:2 and say that it's a Z9 with S lenses. Always makes me laugh when /p praises it.
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>>4429695 The flowers are long gone, sadly. :(
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what happens to perfectly-working, $500-$1000 cameras, when their proprietary batteries are no longer produced?
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>>4429396 I smell like weed to be honest
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>>4429399 for what its worth, my Rx100iv still has its original battery and that camera is from like 2016. still works fine, maybe doesn't last the original 280 shots rating but its pretty good. if its a newer camera it probably supports power over USB so in effect you have infinite battery as long as you can into usb. And even on the off chance that it's been long enough that batteries no longer exist and you still somehow want to use this camera, it may even be possible to 3d print some kind of dummy battery to engage the contacts and then use an extension out to a custom battery pack or something. but i couldn't see going through all that effort for essentially a disposable camera.
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>>4429435 >i couldn't see going through all that effort for essentially a disposable camera. That's because you are too young to understand how the world works. You can't even see/understand that that what you say won't occur already is for older tech that came before your parents were born. You're litetally short sighted and literally blind to reality. People will be fooling with tech from our era for a very very long time. After all of us are dead and turned to dust the fun will just be starting for generations of future hipsters, tinkerers, historians, ect.
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>>4429389 The batteries in almost every SLR and MILC are two LI-ION 18500 cells in series
These batteries are mass produced for fucking everything and you could feasibly wire up AAs and get 50 shots of battery life if the world ended
There's actually no reason for them not to be standardized but corporate greed because canon, nikon, and sony all use literally the same fucking battery.
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>>4429399 If they have this a bigger sensor and pasm it'd be perfect
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I know this sounds stupid but does anyone ever feel like they run out of places to photograph around them? I might be falling for the trap of needing more and more exotic locations. Have you ever had to just appreciate the mundane shit again?
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>>4429457 >I know this sounds stupid It is
Skill issue
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>>4429457 >Live in South Florida Hit the beach, the strip, everglades or swamps, go to a lake. I'm surprised you can't find anything to photograph if you're in Miami.
>>4429901 What he said, you want to have nothing to photograph? Live somewhere it hurts your face to stay outside and everything is grey for 4 months of the year.
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>>4430016 I tried integrating more people into my photos
>>4430075 I'm not in Miami it's like an hour away depending on traffic. I went today picre. It was the last major city I didn't hit and I can go a few more times for sure. I'd like to add that I've taken a few thousand pics and have hit up most of the major areas it's not like I just started and I have no clue what to do. Do you guys reshoot the same places multiple times? I'm not trying to be a big baby just wanted to see if anyone else felt like this
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>>4430078 >Do you guys reshoot the same places multiple times? I would say that this is one of the most commonplace advices in photography. You have to learn about your environment to get the most of your composition skills.
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>>4430075 >Live somewhere it hurts your face to stay outside and everything is grey for 4 months of the year. Cleaveland?
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How will camera companies continue to try and justify charging people so much money for cameras when not only does everyone carry a "good enough" camera in their pocket and spams the internet will billions of snapshits every day but also when now there's AI which will eventually get "good enough" and even more billions of fake snapshits will flood everywhere but also when it's impossible for the people who actually do put in the effort to make any fucking money? Anyone work for a camera company here who can provide any insight or confirm whether or not the internal conversations about the future of their companies sound like: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO?????? AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH WHAT THE FUCK?!!!!!""
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>>4430069 >money >good enough Well some people want to spend money on shit that's better than "good enough". You can't get work with good enough anyway. Also the smartphone camera market collapse already happened 10 years ago
>snapshits >AI who cares. Pressing a button on a box to make an image is fun. Imagine suggesting AI is a suitable substitute for this
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>>4430069 more reality and more quality. you dont have a soul tho so you cant imagine being able to care. it would be like explaining the existence of a fast motorcycle to a drone in a bug hive. enjoy your ai generated approximations of reality altered and approved by apples content morality and legality ai and call anyone with a soul an incel nazi like you should.
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>>4430069 Most people do not have any real interest in anything and arent actually self aware. They have learned mirror recognition but no real sense of self. Leica realized this early, as did leica’s average patron. God’s chosen cameras.
This was inevitable from the day normies accepted aps film.
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>>4430069 gearfags (such as yourself)
>>>/p/gear Anonymous
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>>4430111 >Oh look I see a gear containment thread >But MY gear topic surely deserves its own thread >proceeds to post autistic nonsense
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I have an addiction to taking photos of bees
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That's it ! I've had enough of you bee-rating mee !!!
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I wouldn't if you weren't a little bee-tch >_>
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Hey these puns aren't too shabbee man
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Thanks, you wouldn't bee-lieve how many more I've got in store
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a cautionary tale
