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This is such a damn chore to use, What's a paid alt that doesn't use cloud servers?
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After doing intense research, I just found the holy grail cost-benefit wise, camera for portraits and action, that performs in low-light and it's affordable, with professional-tier lenses (also affordable).
Thought on that plus any XF 55 mm lens?
Thought on that plus any XF 55 mm lens?
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The Nikon D810 and Canon 5dm3 are now over 10 years old.
Where did the time go?
Crazy to think photography sensors were not going to improve at all in the following 10 years after such an amazing run of improvements.
Where did the time go?
Crazy to think photography sensors were not going to improve at all in the following 10 years after such an amazing run of improvements.
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GH5ii, GH6, GH7, G9ii?
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dedicated to Filippo Brunelleschi
but if you're more into Palladio that's fine too
boring formal shite
dump all your building corner shots here and flat on facades
but if you're more into Palladio that's fine too
boring formal shite
dump all your building corner shots here and flat on facades
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?
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Why everything is so boring? There's no new exciting/cutting edge photography. Nothing is going on. Even looking at the photos of moriyama and co make me feel nothing. It's nothing special. The sight of my own camera makes me nauseous. Maybe I am done with photography.
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>take phone pics
>have set it up to take 3:4 frames
>full mode is 20:9
>when editing the photos I tend to leave it at 3:4 or DIN or 2:3
What is the most aesthetic aspect ratio?
From experience I find 4:3 and DIN to work well for phone photography.
>have set it up to take 3:4 frames
>full mode is 20:9
>when editing the photos I tend to leave it at 3:4 or DIN or 2:3
What is the most aesthetic aspect ratio?
From experience I find 4:3 and DIN to work well for phone photography.
What's the life expectancy of a camera or lens that are used almost daily for several hours?
