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Omega ending !!Un71uu4ImXu
pull up cage / tower
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>>4456799 Love the rockwellian sky
Please support the ever growing family
Omega ending !!Un71uu4ImXu
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Is this section 8 housing
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>>4456801 >>4456799 Superb product photography. You have btfo'd 87% of /p/.
Proud of you
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I really need to find this girl, she's very important to me, and any information would be very, very helpful.
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Whenever I try to suggest that there is also a world of photography that is outside of social media and how working photographers even now use social media as a promotion of their work which exists in the print space of galleries, exhibitions, awards, grants, photography festivals, photobooks, commission portraits, assignments, print sales, museum archives etc. Then there are some absolute demotivational SUBHUMANS come out from their holes and start whining about jews or nepotism or whatever the fuck. These motherfuckers are on a mission to demotivate everyone to not at least try, to not take photography seriously, to not make connections in the real world, to not meaningfully engage with the world around them, to stop them from at least trying to get into the photo industry and shooting your shot at making a career, to stop them from desiring to reach a bigger audience, to stop them from viewing their work as something important, meaning and immortal...
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>>4456629 You should be admitting it up front if ripping off that badly. Homage or whatever the word is.
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>>4456629 recreating sometthing so closely would still (i don't know if legally, but like in a "come on man" sense) warrant some kind attribution i think. not just presented without, and giving people the impression that it was your original idea. fair use is fine, its a thing, but you have to present it as such.
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>>4456635 What are you, a comedian?
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>>4456634 Pretty much no one will bring it up on the off chance that someone is very impressed by being first or original or whatever
Secondly, someone's audience might know very, very well that they're just able to have all the same tools and rip people off as fast as possible or whatever
And thirdly, I don't know if all of those butts aren't dudes
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>>4456655 Mert and Marcus were famous fashion photographers who occasionally ripped off shoots but clearly labelled them upfront as a homage to whoever made the original. Kind of like a band doing a cover song. Just a way more professional way to operate and made the original artist and themselves look good.
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Hey /p/,
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>>4449987 >>4450073 >ignoring the technical definition ree
but also you can have a macro-focusing lens that is also a telephoto (according to the technical definition)
particularly if your camera focuses using bellows, then every lens is a macro lens
"macro lens" as a special category is an artifact of fixed-barrel systems
>>4449988 >Is going from 55 to 110 doubling the zoom yes basically, until you start getting into very wide/short lenses, then the rule of thumb breaks down and you have to do trigonometry
"have to" if exact angle is important but honestly it never is
also that only holds true for rectilinear lenses, they still use mm focal lengths for fisheye lenses but it isn't comparable (would be better if they used degrees instead)
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>>4446422 >The best gear is the look you bring with you Based
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>>4447271 K1 is the culmination of the hopes and dreams of pentax full frame lens collectors. people had been asking for it for many years, it was a meme. it's not just a cheaper d810, babby's entry-level full-frame. ricoh pentax had no reason to make this camera except to appease some fans. they said so themselves, it was engineers' pet project
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Sharpest lenses dor Zf?
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>>4455819 Anything from Nikon
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Crouching Tiger Edition
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>>4451450 Yeah I know I live there, it's even nicer when it's also snowy imo.
Is that the crest near le Fierney?
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>>4452245 i love how different the gear advice given out in rtp is from the gear advice given out in gear threads.
if he asked this question is a gear thread it'd set off a brand war and none of the recommended cameras would cost be under $1000 body only.
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>>4456369 /gear/ also takes better photos than /rpt/
Gear thread: artists
rpt: walk and randomly snap
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>>4451162 >>4451163 >>4451164 even if I didn't know what this was, I'd be able to tell this was in the midwest, just because of how fucking *midwestern* it looks.
anybody who's never been to illinois, this is basically what the whole state outside of the chicago loop looks like, other than farm fields.
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>>4456376 this is kinda true
/gear/: pro wedding photographers arguing about fujifilm vs nikon
/rpt/: i do teh photowalks lol buy a nikon d7200
Based Street Photographer
Is using on-camera flash for street photography too invasive?
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>>4455797 >There's no such thing as being invaded in a space you don't own. Literal autism.
>>4455969 Impossible if youre shooting bright flashes in peoples eyes.
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>>4455962 Then their aggression is their issue, not mine. A reasonable and balanced human being would oversee someone taking their picture as they would have the mindset to focus on more important matters.
>>4456087 What does autism has to do with that piece of information?
>Impossible if youre shooting bright flashes in peoples eyes. It's literally milliseconds of light, in contrast to the sunlight which is much larger and stronger. If your eyes are that sensitive, go out at night.
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>>4455785 >Is using on-camera flash for street photography too invasive? yes
>What are the boundaries to how close I can get to the subjects? how big are your balls?
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>>4455785 I guess the boundaries are whether you're still alive or have the photo to prove it.
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>Learn how to zone focus because I take like 30 seconds to take just one pic (to figure out the right exposure and the right focus) >Having a hard time trying to implement zone focusing on myself because I don't know how long is 3 meters actually is
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You're supposed to shoot at f/8 or greater, so the in-focus range is reasonable
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>>4456299 Bro your camera probably has a built in rangefinder on it. Set your lens to X feet, point it at a thing roughly X feet away and then hold it up to your eye and walk forwards/backwards until your split prism gets in focus. Done!
Other guy is right. If you're shooting 35mm film start of with 35mm or shorter and f8-f16. Use the focal plane scale on your lens as well.
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>>4456299 As a Nikonos user, I thought my first roll would be totally out of focus, but it was actually ok. The DOF scale on the lenses work fairly well. My bigger problem is that I'm used to SLRs and sometimes ill put the finder up to my face and take a photo because I think it's in focus but then I realise I'm not looking TTL.
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How does one get the best out of his mobile device? Like what apps should I use?
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>>4451216 >How does one get the best out of his mobile device? Use it to take more photos.
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>>4451216 Apps and gear aren't especially important until you know what you want to shoot. You won't know what you want to shoot until you've done a lot of shooting, so just shoot! Go out and shoot buildings, cool textures, plants, interesting things, work your way up to people. Shoot in all sorts of conditions to understand the effect light has. Indoors, outdoors, just shoot and ask yourself if you're enjoying it. If you are, keep on trying new things. Watch some youtube, read some blogs, ask questions and post some photos on /rpt/.
The rest will come naturally.
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>>4451422 actually the best place to shoot pictures is the local park
make sure to wear a trench coat
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>>4451216 Have good light on subject, get to right position, point the camera steadily in right direction so that subject and other elements of scene are pleasantly framed and take exposure with the default camera app at right time.
Data from a tiny sensor with a tiny lens has limits.
Default is likely to give best auto results. Open Camera is free if you want to experiment with exposure or raw files if your device allows that.
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>>4451216 Snapseed for mobile editing.
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>>4437838 It's the Womens Euro cup right now so why not do a thread about a woman
Julie Greve is a Danish photographer whose work explores ideas of coming-of-age and female identity, harbouring specifically from her growing up in the countryside in Denmark.
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>>4447604 If you ever get the chance and find yourself driving through Helper, UT there is a shit-ton of her work in the Helper Museum from when she documented the coal-miners in that area.
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>>4447919 >>4447711 Yep, it's narcissism, and it's not inherent to women or their only option. It's just strongly encouraged by the west's insistence on every woman being a princess who deserves everything she might want (including all of her ex husbands money).
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She'd do a great dead fish photographer... if that was ever a thing.
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i want to have anal sex with a woman
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You dont have a life. If you had a life, you would often be happy you brought your camera. 5mb is pathetic for a "photography" "image" board.
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Finally, we see the face of cinefag
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>>4456114 Some schizo's latest delusion
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>>4456224 well he does shoot Sony
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>>4456170 Only good photo itt
Take note
Dog = good photo
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>>4456245 The truth that /p/ needs to hear, but cannot handle.
