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This may be the wrong thread to post in but its probably the closest one to this topic. I would really like to know the basic characteristics of studio cameras and reporter cameras. I cant find anything on the net, is there someone here that knows some basic stuff about these cameras? Would really appreciate any info

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What's a good camera to get for solely film purposes for a max price of $600-700?

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>the scripts are sent out
>the actors are all cast
>the production team is assembled

But, I can't get over the worry that it is all garbage.

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Can someone help me caption this, or write me a poem? I'm sad.):

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su/p
pls keep p alive

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Film General Thread - The roll of shame edition

Old thread >>3138620

You know that roll of film that you absolutely know you fucked up and realised too late, so you will never have it developed? I'm sure most of us have one of those laying around the desk.

Post your beautiful grainy snapshits here, or discuss why Fujifags and Kodakucks can't be friends.

>just posting in the /fgt/ doesn't make you gay, unless you shoot Ilford film

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Is it worth buying the sigma 50mm 1.4 ART over the nikon 1.4g offering?

I'm currently using a d810 with a 50 1.8g and it can't quite cut the mustard.

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So i went to the beach a couple weeks ago and snapped a photo of the sunrise. I noticed there was a glowing object in the water and thought nothing of it thinking it was some kind of light reflection from the sun. But the more I analyze the glowing light I think there would be more glowing lights in the water from the sun but that is not the case. I also noticed next to the glowing light in the water there looks like what appears to be a face shape in the water. What do you think is this just light from sun while taking the photo or is it something that cannot be explained.

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I love photagraphy heres some pics ive taken

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If I have 4k video footage, and im editing in 4k, will i be able to render in 1080 for youtube without zooming in?

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Buying into the Fuji GFX system.

Should I do this?
Anyone here with a GFX 50s?

pros:
-Medium format rendition and focus fall of
-best microcontrast of any under 10k cam I seen so far
-best skin tones on any under 10k cam
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/studiocompare.asp
-best color rendition
-unbelievable dynamic range
https://www.dpreview.com/news/9402203921/nikon-d5-shows-drop-in-dynamic-range
even the A7rII looks bad in comaprison
-huge evf, .85 magnification with 4millions dots
-as small and light as an pro DSLR
-buying into a promising new system, they were already talking about 100mp version and true Medium Format (like Phase on)
-has so much usable resolution that I can crop into sensors and safe on lenses, e.g only have the 35mm equivalent and if I need 50mm eq I can just crop right on the cam.
-can adapt old Medium format lenses
cons:
-huge files
-slow focus speed
-no native capture one support, I need to convert the raw files which adds time to the work flow
-resolves so much detail that each little skin imperfection on the model is seen, which increases postprocessing time
-expensive body and lenses
-no 4k recording although I can imagine that they will add it with a firmware update, just like they did with the x-pro2
-slow 1/125 flash sync
-bigger lenses compared to fullframe
-no IBIS (only sony and pentax can offer that in full frame anyway)
-small lens selection
-small third part accessories selection (the original battery grip is 600$ wtf, no chinese knock off available yet)


So anons should I do it sell all my sony gear and switch to the Fuji?

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Tried to ask for help on /pol i dont know maybe the thread died or something...
Can you help me?

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https://www.youtube.com/user/photoexposed

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