What’s a decent home printer that prints up to A3 size? I want to print my stuff at home and skip the hassle of getting prints online or at a local store. Yes, I want problems. Anyway, let’s make this a general printer thread.
>What’s your experience been like printing your own photos?
>Did you print them yourself or professionally?
>Have you had bad experiences with any brands, companies or websites? and vice-versa?

Close up inage of a bee on a flower

Is there really an unwritten rule against taking photos of homeless people for street photography?

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Hello /p/, I want to take photos like picrel but have no experience in photography and no camera, I'm willing to spend up to around €1,000 but would rather cheaper as I am not wealthy, anything in the 400-500 range is a nice amount for me. What camera/specs do I need? Any lenses? I know photography terminology as I've experience with 3dcg and they seem to use the same terms there, as well as a bit of experience in just using the pro mode of my phone camera.

Here are my bad photos of a theme park. I only took a 20 year old digishit with me. Enjoy

A photo of the hotel is mandatory

I’m looking for a crisp, compact lens for Nikon.

I already have the NIKKOR Z 40mm f/2 (SE), but I’m wondering: is there something even sharper, with weather sealing, that’s still compact?

Here are some recent photos I did that I uploaded on instagram. Thoughts? My fiance taught me about grids, and that I need to place objects within gridlines, so I added grids to my S22+ Ultra camera and now have that available to me. Not shitposting. Do these images seem overly post-processed? Any other suggestions? I'd prefer not getting an actual camera, but if it can vastly improve image quality, I guess I might be open to it.

Pics were taken of Glacier National Park, FYI.

>keep one lens
>get rid of all your others
Which one are you keeping?

the great migration edition

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