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Granny
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Got a Fuji X-E5 kit for Christmas. Sharing the first pics SOOC. Not the best photographer, but I can tell I’m going to love using it. Plus it’s my first camera that’s truly mine, so how could I not love it?
Anonymous
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>>4491989 Wow that's pretty good lol. Definitely a /p/ approved camera.
Granny
Took a trip to The Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis. Was pleasantly surprised by how beautiful everything was. Not that I was expecting it to be bad or anything. Just liked it way more than I thought I would.
Granny
>>4492387 The girl in the middle is probably my favorite out of all the exhibits. She’s so full of life and hope.
Granny
>>4492388 Obsessed with the teeeeny tiny hand painted matryoshka. The bigger ones are cool and all but she’s so detailed.
Granny
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>>4492389 Also, here’s the film recipe if anyone wants it. I forgot what it’s called but it’s very versatile.
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>4492229 Only the top two canon mirrorless has AI NR and only the top tier sony bodies have any chance of adding it
Most just lack the hardware to run anything resembling ML. Mfgs have not even updated the batteries originally meant for more efficient DSLRs.
Anonymous
>>4492219 Show us the AI generating a coherent 14 bit raw file. No crazy histogram per rawdigger. Expected shadow and highlight recovery per the model. Realistic metadata (which is a lot more than exposure). Correct non image info like masked pixels and sensor state data.
I’ll wait
Film is fun but it needs to be more advanced to btfo digital veracity. For film veracity it has to generate a coherent 8 bit, 24-36mp image. Maybe less because film is a medium and the writing process could go through an authentic film camera lens
Anonymous
>>4492247 You're really trying to pretend those are real pictures in the guy's gallery, huh
Anonymous
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>>4492250 I never said a word about the guys gallery its obvious slop
The topic is the principles behind the film and historical public portfolio autism
Anonymous
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>>4488224 Pretty bizarre. 12 years ago that profile belonged to some boomer with a camera. His photos were mostly pretty shit but they were actually photos.
Anonymous
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Spent two hours at the local book market today. Reached the place a little while before sunset, pushed through my anxiety and tried my hand at taking some photographs.
Anonymous
Anonymous
If a woman book lover turned up would all the guys rape her?
Anonymous
>>4491197 >woman Ah you mean the cow
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Anonymous
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>>4490410 courswork books for students. Instead of buying them at full price, you could get a bootlegged version at half price, thats what one of the vendors told me
Anonymous
I got this 80s lens cheap but it has this weird shit on inner lens, IPA doesn't do shit.
Anonymous
>>4491045 That's some good info, thanks m8.
Anonymous
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>>4491047 That's all good. Oh and when I said sky, I mean just blue sky with no clouds. This is because it's really bright and really uniform and makes any inconsistencies stand out.
Anonymous
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look up the lens elements structure , I am guessing this is most likely degraded cement that keeps duplet elements glued together but due to age its decomposing and so both element are slowly separatingand theres this inner crust, if you feel adventorus disassemble it just this back section and separate both elements carefully then clean up the cement with nail paint remover
https://www.truelens.co.uk/separating-and-re-cementing-elements Anonymous
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Hard to tell if it is hazing or balsam separation.
Anonymous
Anonymous
We rate them on the couch together, looking at them on the TV, then I delete the bad ones from our Linux server before sending a big archive to cloud.
Anonymous
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>>4489605 Slave morality, imagine taking photos for the approval of others. You're so henpecked it hurts lol
Anonymous
>>4489605 Interesting you make this post just as I began using FastStone as my image viewer. I edit in RawTherapee but it is so bad for quickly viewing photos and culling. It’s way too slow. FastStone, on the other hand, gives me a full-screen view with click to zoom and I can press a button to tag the photos I want to keep then sort out the untagged photos into a trash folder. It’s so much better than RawTherapee.
Anonymous
>>4489609 And interesting you say that, because our previous app was faststone. I just wanted a more couch friendly / dumbed down UX.
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>>4489611 Don't forget Nomacs.
AirConditioner
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Please vote for my photo in the America’s Favorite Photos competition:
https://americasfavoritephotos.com/v/2wbm4t
Anonymous
I'm just a forester with an OM-D E-M10 Mk IV, who like to take photos when I'm out in the field. Clearly I'm not a great photographer, but I do have fun.
Anonymous
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Of course I took this photo right before I spooked all of the ducks.
Anonymous
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Last one.
Anonymous
>>4491344 >I'm just a forester with an OM-D E-M10 Mk IV No you're not just a forester, anon. You are also a gigantic faggot and a victim for buying into the OM system
Anonymous
>>4491999 Show us on the doll. Where did Robin Wong touch you?
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Anonymous
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Should industry switch back to film for better skin tones?
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>4477515 what do you mean
Anonymous
>>4474517 Bright headlight so it looks like a poor snuff film. More and more popular these days
Anonymous
/\nonymous
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>porn thread >ctrl-f >jew >0 results >ctrl-f >kike >0 results
Anonymous
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Seriously, why would you need more?
Anonymous
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This is only my second time doing cosplay shoots with a 85mm F1.2.
Anonymous
is there anyway to post process HIF at least fix the darkness?
Anonymous
>>4491914 Raise gamma/exposure/EV. Might need to mess with contrast or black/white points, or saturation as well.
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Anonymous
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Unrelated photo I took at an arcade.
Anonymous
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>underexposed >blurry >out of focus
