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very first photo i took on my olympus xa with a broken shutter needle and dead rangefinder patch.
Feel free to dump any figurine images you got.
Here are a few of mine.
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>Cheeto Dust Covered Bee Edition
1. Macro is based
2. Anything lower than f/16 is useless, anything over f/8 causes diffraction (we don't care)
3. Get a flash of some kind if you're doing handheld macro, get a softbox if your lighting is too harsh (it is)
4. 1x magnification can be overkill. Nobody cares if you hit 1x or greater, if it's framed like shit
5. 200mm for bugs, 100mm for all-purpose, lower focal lengths are memes
6. Extension tubes are cheap enough to dabble. Stick them on something between 50-200mm and go to town
7. Gear posts are allowed but keep it on topic
8. Any macro is encouraged. Bugs, plants, textures, minis etc. all welcome
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1. Macro is based
2. Anything lower than f/16 is useless, anything over f/8 causes diffraction (we don't care)
3. Get a flash of some kind if you're doing handheld macro, get a softbox if your lighting is too harsh (it is)
4. 1x magnification can be overkill. Nobody cares if you hit 1x or greater, if it's framed like shit
5. 200mm for bugs, 100mm for all-purpose, lower focal lengths are memes
6. Extension tubes are cheap enough to dabble. Stick them on something between 50-200mm and go to town
7. Gear posts are allowed but keep it on topic
8. Any macro is encouraged. Bugs, plants, textures, minis etc. all welcome
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Absolutely mogs Portra 400.
More pop, brighter colors, significantly cheaper.
This is Kodaks best film and its not even debatable.
More pop, brighter colors, significantly cheaper.
This is Kodaks best film and its not even debatable.
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I have been studying alot of ancient history, specifically ancient astronomy.
I am now certain that all world events can be predicted from studying the skies.
Anybody here using telescopes to photograph comets? I am looking for roughly what I need, and examples of what you guys are getting with your gear?
I really need to be able to see and photograph comets and meteors in space.
I am now certain that all world events can be predicted from studying the skies.
Anybody here using telescopes to photograph comets? I am looking for roughly what I need, and examples of what you guys are getting with your gear?
I really need to be able to see and photograph comets and meteors in space.
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>stumbles upon Pulitzer Prize level le-social-commentary photo opportunity
>portrait mode
>abhorrent composition
fucking normies man
>portrait mode
>abhorrent composition
fucking normies man
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Hows the fashion photography going /p?
You are still doing it right, this thread is to discuss fashion photography.
You are still doing it right, this thread is to discuss fashion photography.
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Classic IG thread. Post yours, rate others etc etc. and feel free to post whatever other site you post your photos on.
I got a lot of rolls saved up that i need to develop But i don't wanna drop $100 on developing them. I was thinking about buying a c-41 development kit cause i already do black and white, but the warnings about cancer and birth defects kinda freak me out. are there any other options or should i just man up and do it anyway.
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Took this photo of a cute lovely bird
