im completely clueless in most things including photography. but hear me out. shop guy told me to get prime lens like a 50mm for starting out and learning. but if i buy a 24-120 zoom, cant i learn just the same if i limit myself to use it at 50mm? i dont understand. i also have no idea what i want to shoot, except i dont want no bird or sport photography
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Recently graduated and now don't have a computer with photoshop on it to prosses my prints, any info would be helpful thank you annons.
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Post ur fireworks photos
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Are there any cameras with a "focal length" selector dial, where it uses the high megapixel sensor and wide angle lens to offer virtual crop focal lengths, easily selectable with a physical dial? I would love to have access to a bunch of primes without the size of an actual zoom lens.
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>SOOC photography emphasizes capturing the perfect image in-camera without any post-processing. This approach highlights the photographer’s skill in composition, lighting, exposure, and timing, presenting a more "authentic" or "true-to-life" image that reflects the moment as it happened.
There should be more SOOC threads. Anyone can cheat with post processing! That is why this is a SOOC dump thread. Show me your skill. Only "allowable post processing" is:
>tilting/aligning
>cropping
>size reduction
Anything is cheating and should be called out and the anon autobanned!
P.S why is the metadate gone from /p/?
P.P.S where did anon go that made monthly /p/ contests with themes?
There should be more SOOC threads. Anyone can cheat with post processing! That is why this is a SOOC dump thread. Show me your skill. Only "allowable post processing" is:
>tilting/aligning
>cropping
>size reduction
Anything is cheating and should be called out and the anon autobanned!
P.S why is the metadate gone from /p/?
P.P.S where did anon go that made monthly /p/ contests with themes?
I will go shopping tomorrow and I need aomething for portraits and car photography.
The options are:
•Canon EF 85 f/1.4L
•Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8L II
•Sigma 85 f/1.4 Art
•Canon EF 135 f/2L
The options are:
•Canon EF 85 f/1.4L
•Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8L II
•Sigma 85 f/1.4 Art
•Canon EF 135 f/2L
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I saw this picture on the new tab section of the Brave browser. It features pictures by various artists. The "photographer" in question's name is Adrian Limani.
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Long-Necked Edition
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Last thread: >>4438315
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How can I take photos from the window of a moving train correctly?
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not a photographer
i hate photographing people because they never stay still
i can count the times i go outside in a single year (outside of my 8-13) on my hands
i have enough income to overspend on starting gear for every hobby i get into and end up being lower than below average at and inevitably put on hold (read: abandon without selling anything) so this time i spent 1000€ on this including telephoto and macro lens since i mainly want to do macro
i bought it specifically so that i wouldn't be tempted to upgrade later on and actually make a dent in my finances
how long are you giving me before i permanently set everything up on a shelf?
i hate photographing people because they never stay still
i can count the times i go outside in a single year (outside of my 8-13) on my hands
i have enough income to overspend on starting gear for every hobby i get into and end up being lower than below average at and inevitably put on hold (read: abandon without selling anything) so this time i spent 1000€ on this including telephoto and macro lens since i mainly want to do macro
i bought it specifically so that i wouldn't be tempted to upgrade later on and actually make a dent in my finances
how long are you giving me before i permanently set everything up on a shelf?
