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>supposed to only use primes
>dude le zoom with your feet
OK so how do I take photos of things further away than I can walk?
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What can drawing and painting and sculpting do that photography cannot do? Similar aspects of composition and arrangement, style and form, techniques and themes, can all be harnessed in photography.
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Dead system edition.
I love dead systems. They all have the lenses I need, no new lenses to tempt your money and cheap AF.
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I love dead systems. They all have the lenses I need, no new lenses to tempt your money and cheap AF.
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As an absolute amateur, should I start with a film camera, learn that, and then learn digital? Or does it not matter to learn film?
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Is it worth it? I showed my portfolio and the staff at the college seemed supportive. I'm not sure if they're just trying to get students' money.
Would they really admit me if I had no photographic eye / talent?
Would they really admit me if I had no photographic eye / talent?
I wanna make a photobook. I have 50-60 snaps of cars I've been getting in Bratislava for the last few years. I've been trying to do it with a photoshop doc with a billion layers which I will eventually export to a pdf for printing but is there a better way to do it?
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If you handle any amount of film-era camera gear you will almost always find a 135mm when buying somebody's old kit. It seems to me like it was the second most popular focal length after 50mm. So why is it that almost nobody cares about 135mm today?
