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I like the aesthetics of tobbaco, zippos and leather
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>>4485326 >And you are supposed to light a cigar with a match. Yeah, if you want to enjoy those sulfur flavors ... fucking kids nowadays
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>>4485326 Tobacco is thirdie, not manly.
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>>4473779 It has so much aura
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>>4485326 The best is cedar sticks. Using butane is preferable to a zippo type lighter because lighter fluid also has a bad taste to it.
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Anyone else here working a regular job/day job as a photographer? I've been working as a real estate photographer for a while and still do side jobs for things like corporate portraits/events, and I'm curious if anyone else on /p/ works in photography too.
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>>4484716 I did, and unless you are masochistic or soulless enough to live traveling between major shitties it is a hobby-ruining middling to low income "job" that splits the difference between customer service and the light trades (painting and stuff)
Most successful people benefited from nepotism as well. Many steins bergs mans and witzes.
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>>4484716 Did some contract retail and property shit but quickly realised I dont want photography to be my job
Paid photogs are on e-z mode: Comp'd gear so you get whatever is needed even if it's expensive and big. Standards are relatively low since everything is set by policy and standardised (i.e just don't fuck up exposure. Set lighting equipment here and here. Take X amount of photos from X angles etc.).
Paid photogs are the least sovlful photogs you could ask for. Maybe an exception can be made for nat geo stuff since it's relatively impressive some of the stuff these guys can produce but most of the time they're freelancers anyway from what I know.
Anyway. 4 dollars a pound.
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>>4485449 >it is a hobby-ruining middling to low income "job" that splits the difference between customer service and the light trades Real estate felt that way. Soulless and ruined my interest in photography, I didn't touch my personal gear for months when I started since I didn't want to go out and take photos anymore. Absolute garbage pay too, you'd make more money bussing tables at a fucking Denny's.
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>>4485450 There’s this cult on the internet that tells people
>u haf to be a profeshunal If they dare want gear that doesn’t easily get mogged by a phone more than 2 stops past base ISO so sadly people keep trying to enter this shitty oversaturated field
If you like portraits do those as a side gig. Nothing else. No one here likes social climbing and all the narcissistic and sociopathic games it involves so forget fashion and "real art". Photography is a hobby first and foremost.
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>>4485455 >shitty oversaturated field This applies to so many fields that people would "love" to work in, and photography is a great example of it.
It's oversaturated because being paid to take photos 95% of the time requires nothing more than "click the button, anon". I'm starting to think any moderately interesting field/job draws these mediocre morons to them by simple viture of the fact they they're unqualified and unskilled but want something other than a retail job.
Photography is a hobby that supplements other hobbies/events* that you go through in life. Even if you claim to like tinkering with manual cameras or developing film or whatever, they're seperate hobbies. Photography itself cannot be sustained on its own.
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This thread is dedicated to close-range photographic captures utilising macro-optical imaging configurations to achieve greater reproduction ratios. Got it? Good now upload some shit.
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>>4484609 >underexposed >could have fixed it in post but didn't how do you live with yourself?
like, really, how?
my eyes had to see that and you probably didn't think it would be an issue but it is!
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Tamron 1:1 90mm ff or laowa 2:1 65mm aspc on aspc camera?
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How to manual focus stack properly with minimal size distorsion.
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any film macro people have experience with olympus' 80mm f/4 macro lens? thinking about picking up a good condition used one for my OM-2n as an upgrade over the close up focus rings I use currently. comes with the extension tube as well I think.
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>>4484609 nice photo anon, i like it.
im gonna go take some pics with my extension tubes
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Does anyone use GIMP for photo editing and manipulation? Has it become a "photographer's program" yet, or is it still clunky and freetarded?
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>>4480655 Still clunky and freetarded, but fits my needs along with DxO Photolab.
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>>4480686 >That said, none of the mentioned software (including Photoshop) handles RAW files well at al Isn't photoshop using the same module as lightroom though (camera raw)?
I'm also surprised that we don't have an Affinity thread now that is free. I've downloaded it but haven't used it much
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>>4480655 what happens to ur capacity
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If only Capture One worked on linux. If only
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>>4485340 Who cares? Use Darktable, it's arguably better albeit slightly less user friendly to the beginner. I literally switched from C1 to DT because windows sickens me, and there was appx 1 month learning curve but I honestly prefer DT at this point
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If I ask some college students to help me model for my photography do I have to pay them or is giving them the pictures for the instagram enough? What is your guys experience in this?
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>>4485103 Based on the fact that you have to ask such a question instead of simply trying it out I don't think you have the social skills required to have good looking college girls to work for you for free.
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Just advertise what you want to do and they will come because girls are posers
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>>4485272 You are right I have no social skills I use Claude AI to write my responses for me it's working out so far already got 2 girls on board but I haven't discussed paying them so I just wanted to be prepared incase they ask
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>>4485103 the less you offer, the more you have to offer
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>>4485307 unironically deep. thanks
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I have an iPhone 13 and I've been wanting to take photos of my CRT. Currently the only way to get rid of flicker has been recording on the blackmagic app at the right shutter speed and screenshotting the video which seems odd. Surely there's a good camera app that lets you take photos with options for shutter speed.
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>>4485306 get a real camera, stupid faggot
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>>4485306 Anything where you can control the shutter speed. Other than that it doesn't matter. You just need a slower shutter speed to stop the flicker. Maybe a tripod too to make sure your images are sharp when using a slow shutter speed.
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hi what do you guys think, i shoot only really abandoned locations, and i feel this is one of my best photos -- abandoned church in PA
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>>4485223 I really like the colors here. Did you get a clear one of the painting in the bottom right corner there? The one of the angels.
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There is too much even lighting. Need more depth in that aspect. Besides that these are dope. Dont give away the location though, dont disrespect the hobby like that.
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>>4485223 Looks great. Even as a Christian theres always a great feel to abandoned churches. Keep it up
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>>4485314 >as a Christian :|
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Why do people shoot terrible, generic hotel artwork landscapes? Why do we want to be Thomas Heaton instead of Robert Adams?
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>>4485179 Sure thing buddy, surprised to see you here, thought you needed to spend an hour liking reels on Instagram so that the algorithm will show the next photo you upload to anyone.
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>>4485181 You put a lot of thought into imagining other people doing things. It’s comforting to imagine that other people are dumber, and easier than imagining you’re smarter, isn’t it
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>>4485177 The rare good post from a namefag
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>>4484802 yeah i see it now
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What the actual hell is wrong with my editing and photo something looks very wrong in the photo and I can’t decide on what it is I’m trying to get like a vibe Juno claspo but it doesn’t really fit that vibe
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>>4485167 Anon are u ok should I get you you're antipsychotics
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>>4484922 We love cetaphil
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>>4485288 Your a CHAD WITH 10 girls on u when I tell you I trust your advice, you are the best photographer I have ever seen in my lifetime and I have lived for very long you are the ultimate ultimate chad
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>>4485288 Your face is so lickable
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>We are still continuing sensor development. However, we are still in the "technology development phase" and have not yet begun actual sensor design. We are currently working on pixel architecture design. >To be honest, the development project is a little behind schedule. This is because each time we prototype wafers and manufacture a prototype sensor, we discover new technical challenges. Since we have never designed a sensor independently before, we are currently learning through trial and error. >While the Foveon team was previously at the forefront, the project is now primarily led by the engineering team at Sigma's headquarters in Japan. Fortunately, technical issues are gradually decreasing, and we feel that the challenges are gradually being narrowed down. Once we are confident that the sensor is technically feasible, we plan to officially move on to the sensor design phase and begin preparations for mass production.
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>>4478742 what are you using 15 of them for?
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Why do they need to stack the sensors? 3 chip camcorders solved this problem decades ago with prisms.
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>>4485189 The worsened color accuracy appeals to dum dum photographers that cant make a LUT and retains better pixel peeping quality than other inaccurate cameras like xtrans and ancient ccds
Gearfagging is basically the same hobby as an electric guitarist that collects boutique pedals, guitars, and amps to do the job of a $50 12 band EQ
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>>4485190 >worsened color accuracy t. buyer's remorse snoytard
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