Do you have any photos saved that inspire you?

I turned my 35 mm B&W photographs into a short film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wP0nD3JunA

A friend decided I could make use of her camera better than her (EOS2000D, apparently it's dated) but I'm not into photography myself. I find it a bit interesting though. Anyways, I decided to give it a try and I noticed some dust in pictures (pic related). I know there's software that removes this easily, I know how to get around it with whatever software, but from what I can gather, this dust seems to be inside the lens itself.
Course it's her camera, I ain't gonna fuck with it. But is this lens kit cleaning a complicated process? I would imagine that since she didn't use the thing for long (I'm talking years) some dust might have gotten in there somehow.

Piss Christ

/compact/ v3

Talk compact cameras, post pictures, etc

Is that a camera in your pants or are you just happy to see me edition

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How does it know how to meter the scene? For my regular point and shoot I'll aim at shadow or light area to change the look and lock in focus. How does this thing do that? I want the most basic point and shoot possible and I'm looking at this and the 28mm version.

Anonymous image board edition
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Today I wanted to share the work of a free man, I present to you, Alex Burke
Never really interacted with the guy when he still used to post here so I shall simply copy paste his own description of himself

I hope we can all do a Burke some time in the future and leave this place to live off our hobbies

I recently started a college darkroom class. While the whole process is fun, cool, novel, and actually pretty useful skill (which is more than can said more most college courses) but fuck me I'm sticking to digital.
Film costs more than bullets, and you can recycle bullets. The last big brand film cam was made over 20 years ago. I've seen an argument for sticking the middle finger to A.I, but scans are gonna be shared online anyway? It's the cheapest path to Full Frame at least.

What do you do to your RAW files? Why is editing RAW important for a journeyman photographer? I could just snap jay pegs but it doesn't feel the same.

Press F to my respect