https://priceonomics.com/how-photography-was-optimized-for-white-skin/
comedy thread
I wonder why white skin is so thin.
>>2983216
good one
>>2983223
Better than your post, Mr. Fragile.
How many years until we can finally buy digital backs for old SLRs?
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oh hey it's this thread again
Never. There's too many differences. Shit, the film door on an AE-1 is different from an F-1.
Especially now that mirrorless allow for any lens to be adapted...35mm SLR film backs would be pretty pointless.
>>2983191
>keeping the focal plane farther back than "compact" mirrorless
>pointless
Check yourself before you wreck yourself pal
What is this bullshit, /p/?
http://petapixel.com/2016/12/13/99-per-month-relonch-promises-great-photos-single-click/
WHAT THE FUCK MAN
I'd like to read your very own opinions on this matter. So please feel free to toast in this fresh bread.
>>2983005
There's a lot more to a photograph than camera settings and mediocre, over-saturated, post-processing.
>>2983005
I hate everything about this, if all you want to do is point and click, use a smart phone, why would anyone pay $99 dollars a month for exactly the same thing?
The fact that you can't even choose what you think are your best photo's really pisses me off too, who decides? An AI? What's the algorithm to decide what makes a good photo?
Also, the editing on those snaps are bad, same old cookie cutter hipster shit.
>>2983005
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
When they said AI, they meant a bunch of pajeets sliding the sliders and dodge and burning.
Hi /p/
Just looking for a critique of some shots I've taken in the past year. Any criticism and comments will be greatly appreciated.
All of these have been shot on my Nikon F2 with a 50mm f/2.
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>>2982603
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>>2982603
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>>2982603
I will be posting some of my early digital shots as well.
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Alright, I just finished picking up an assload of slides from 1969 & 1977, for a few bucks. Mostly Anscochrome & Kodachrome, shot in Hawaii, Holland and Switzerland. First to pick a folder gets those posted, and then will continue posting the rest.
>>2982535
1012
>>2982540
Alright, here we go.
Some are over 1MB for some odd reason, may be that I was lazy and forgot to adjust DPI after scanning.
This is the Film General Thread, aka FGT.
It's a place for you to post your film snapshits without flushing them down the Recent Photo Toilet.
>just posting in the FGT doesn't make you gay, unless your camera requires proprietary NiCad batteries
It is OK to ask about gear in this thread.
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>>2982355
end your life
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>>2982353
I've got an old Voigtländer 6*9 Bessa which has an option to shoot 4,5*6 but I don't have the insert to do so.
Apparently it's just kind of a stencil that one puts inside the camera. Has anyone got an idea on how I could make one myself?
Not sure if the right board but I started an Instagram fitness motivation page (of stuff like pic related) when I started lifting for personal motivation. Now I have 100,000 followers and was wondering if I could make money out of that? Even though I never make personal posts my page is still active
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Your best bet would be finding a company (preferably one aimed at your audience) and hitting them up to see if they want to run ads over your account, if you actually have 100k followers and set a reasonable price, I'm sure they'll crumble in your hands. P.S What's your account @?
>>2982330
Many companies should be interested in my audience, I think. It's anything fitness related. I don't know what's a reasonable price for 100k? I tried to look it up but there really isn't much info on it especially since I'm not a personal "blog"
Well, usually in business you start low with a new client to draw them in and keep them coming, instead of just one payment I'd recommend something like $15 a post. The company paying will choose when they want you to post. As you grow, make your prices go up gradually. Maybe suggest getting a discount code from the company to give to your fans more incentive to buy
rate my picture
noise/10
It's pretty bad. If you were going to center the moon, center the damn moon. Also, the noise is way the fuck out there, the horizon is not level, and assuming this is digital, raising the lower halves shadows would give some nice detail.
>>2982255
a blind man could take a better picture
Hi /p/,
Some months ago I posted about a website I was doing for my photography work. You guys gave me some tips that helped me back then.
Well, I just updated it, but I still would like to hear from you guys before showing it to general public. I feel some sections probably have too many photos, or have photos that didn't need to be there... anyway, if you guys want to take a look, here it is:
www.gabrieljtrodrigues.com
I'd also like to hear your opinion about a new section for concert photography. I think I have the material to do such section, but I don't know if it's necessary at all -- seems like it would be somewhat conflictive with the general mood of the work I'm showing there...
Also, feel free to post your own websites. I'd like to see the portfolios of fellow /p/hotographers.
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I checked it. Your first three sections looks basically the same. lost interest in the sixth photo of the first section.
Also, the demonstration part has some junkies smoking weed, i already think you are a junkie.
You could put most of those three under urban life and it would make no difference. definitely too many photos.
Try recategorizing and trimming down the fat, you have some solid images here and there.
Olar,
did you used 'portfolio box' as your engine? You site looks clean and it's nice to see. Maybe for a portfolio site it has too much, maybe if you select only the essential would attract more attention.
funny thing, I'm also from SP and just did my 'portfolio' today, as I'm searching for a job again
http://www.chiereguini.portfoliobox.net/
I would appreciate if you give me some opinion and even feed back
thx
>>2982016
>I checked it. Your first three sections looks basically the same. lost interest in the sixth photo of the first section.
Hmm... "Demonstrations" and "Urban Life" are really similar indeed. Not sure about "University Joy" though.
I think you are right, anyway. I felt the need to do separated sections here because "Demonstrations" is the nearest section I have from photojounalism, whereas "Urban Life" is... well, more free, I think.
But the idea of cutting off something like 70% of "Demonstrations" (which is by far the largest section) and something from "Urban Life" is growing in my mind.
>Also, the demonstration part has some junkies smoking weed, i already think you are a junkie.
Hahah, I'm kind of the opposite, actually. Never smoked anything and, hell, I don't even drink. I'm not very fond of those images to be honest; I may keep them, but put them between the last ones in that gallery.
Thanks for the help!
>>2982024
It's actually SquareSpace ("Wells" template). Took me a while to make it the way I wanted -- very clean, as you said.
Will take a closer look at your site and report back.
Took my camera on a recent trip to Ireland, I think there are a couple of keepers here, please pick a favourite form the set and any constructive criticism is more than welcome.
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Is using VSCO mobile filters now considered normal? Here's an example of a few Instagram users who use it. Frankly it doesn't look bad at all, aside from sometimes dark spots and shadows having the same flat color. I just don't understand the workflow of doing everything like you always do and then addition to whatever you normally do, you run them through a lacking smartphone app filter. I understand if you use the Lightroom presets because it leaves room to finetune to your desire.
It reminds me a bit of downloading Jquery plugins for your website. Sure, no one wants make their own plugin, but at least people appropriate it and make it their own for their own website. A smartphone filter is a bit too simple.
Any thoughts? Should I give less of a fuck? It's good looking and easy if done properly and I don't feel like sifting through tons of Lightroom VSCO presets. On the other hand I could learn more about levels and curves.
examples:
https://www.instagram.com/steffimarla
https://www.instagram.com/helinbereket
https://www.instagram.com/andraene_
https://www.instagram.com/maria.vasilkova
>>2981932
>ls using VSCO mobiIe fiIters now considered normaI?
WeII being a Iazy, tremendous faggot has become the norm, so yes it is normaI. lt's aIso, again, Iazy as fuck and it's ridicuIous since 99 % of these faggots get on their Iaptops Iater anyway.
EasiIy Iess than 1 % of the peopIe using this are "out in the fieId" in severe need of sending out fiIter pics A S A P.
lt's just faggots trying to be artsy when they aren't bIowing out oranges and highIights and crushing bIacks for sunset pics in between two buiIdings with some shitty quote under it.
VSCO is great if you want all of your photos to look like everyone else's and also to look painfully like they were made in 2014.
I think it's pretty useful for pictures when you're travelling
When I have access to a laptop, I just use Lightroom/PS, because I can get better results with that
Post informative pictures about Fotography/Videography/Visual language in this thread.
Sadly, I can't supply much right now.
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i mean there aint normal photos, theres some special effect used on them, anyone bother lettin me know please
>>2981554
Macro lens
Good lighting
Maybe a touch of HDR?
No thread?
>>2981481
Literally who?
>>2981484
Grammar nerds everywhere have long lamented the widespread misuse of the word "literally."
As anyone who paid attention in grade school knows, "literally" means "in a literal or strict sense, as opposed to a non-literal or exaggerated sense," and is the opposite of "figuratively," which means "in a metaphorical sense." But recently, it's become in vogue to use "literally" for emphasis in precisely the non-literal sense, as in, "We were literally killing ourselves laughing."
"My impression is that many people don't have any idea of what 'literally' means," Boston University psycholinguist Jean Berko Gleason told the Boston Globe. "So they say things like 'He was literally insane with jealousy.' If in response, you asked them if this person had been institutionalized, they'd look at you as if you were the crazy one."
>>2981598
you seem not to have any sense of humour.
How was this photo taken? I mean, sure, I know it's light trails created from long exposure, but exactly how did they make them blend in with the subject so seamlessly?
science
Lots of retries.
>>2981209
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GyVx28R9-s