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If I shoot mostly handheld video, is it even worth looking at anything besides a Lumix?
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Might just be the most profound photo ever captured as it sums up the human condition in the modern world, all in one photo. We are all just waiting to die, with those left behind being vultures waiting to feed off us. Today, that's in the form of money; inheritance. Among other things.
Quoted By: >>4411472
New camera comes out, it is almost identical to previous version and even has some drawbacks when compared (worse ISO performance, the necessity of a fan etc).
This is also the reason why we don't see revision of those cutesy cameras that were made close to a decade ago and now fetch high premiums on the second hand market.. it is simply impossible to improve upon them. I think we are at a roadblock as far as technology goes unless more energy efficient batteries comes to market and from my understanding all that chatter about "better batteries" aka solid state is just a pipe dream, a hoax intended to push the green shift narrative a little longer so that big corporations can get subsidies as long as possible.
In short, any camera made the last couple of years will probably be up to date for a long time.
This is also the reason why we don't see revision of those cutesy cameras that were made close to a decade ago and now fetch high premiums on the second hand market.. it is simply impossible to improve upon them. I think we are at a roadblock as far as technology goes unless more energy efficient batteries comes to market and from my understanding all that chatter about "better batteries" aka solid state is just a pipe dream, a hoax intended to push the green shift narrative a little longer so that big corporations can get subsidies as long as possible.
In short, any camera made the last couple of years will probably be up to date for a long time.
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I have done some reading and found a lot of parrots live near me in the forest and grasslands including op pic.
What’s the cheapest decent setup to get photos?
I don’t care using old dslr and want about 600Mm equivalent of zoom.
What’s the cheapest decent setup to get photos?
I don’t care using old dslr and want about 600Mm equivalent of zoom.
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Fun fact: The United states Air Force Academy can read your mind and talks to their students in creep like tones to profile different individual to influence their opinions
Quoted By: >>4411131
>Canon PowerShot V1
>22MP Type 1.4 (18.4 x 12.3mm) Dual Pixel AF CMOS sensor (essentially a 3:2 aspect ratio of a micro four-thirds sensor)
>16-50mm equiv. F2.8-4.5 zoom lens with 3EV ND filter
Yep, Canon won.
>22MP Type 1.4 (18.4 x 12.3mm) Dual Pixel AF CMOS sensor (essentially a 3:2 aspect ratio of a micro four-thirds sensor)
>16-50mm equiv. F2.8-4.5 zoom lens with 3EV ND filter
Yep, Canon won.
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How much editing do you guys do on your film photos? Do you leave them raw? Minor touches or full on edited?
Last thread >>4391933
How much editing do you guys do on your film photos? Do you leave them raw? Minor touches or full on edited?
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Reminder that photography is the art of deception all too often
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I'm looking at MFT data for my lenses I own because I want to know the sweet spots. sometimes the the aperture with the highest resolution is also the one with the highest contrast and sometimes contrast and resolution peak at different F-stops.
What is the difference between resolution and contrast?
Which is more important?
What is the difference between resolution and contrast?
Which is more important?
