So, /x/ sent me here.
I had to Screencap to keep within Rules.
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F / 2.2
Exposure time: 30
Rebel T3i
No Red Eye
Focal : 50
I have 6 of these photos.
This is the only Crystal clear one with absolutely no shake to the camera at all.
There's a long story to all this, but I'll skip it unless requested.
What am I looking at?
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it's a jellyfish.
>>3123046
crop as closely as you can and post the full size image
it's some kind of light moving through the sky, the squiggles are trails over the course of the exposure (like with light painting)
looks like a pair of lights so I'd guess drone or other aircraft
>>3123048
Somehow forgot to mention these are pictures of Stars.
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I'm starting this because I've been shooting exclusively in 1:1 and I want more inspiration, also because I accidentally killed the last /rpt/ and don't feel like starting another.
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>>3120613
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>>3120615
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Astrophotography / I tried a few different stacking programs with stacks of a dozen images. The stacked results are almost identical to the individual shots. Do you need to take a LOT of images to tease out nebulous details? I'm just not seeing any major differences and figured I'm not taking enough frames to make it work. I can make out the objects but the stacking doesn't seem to make a difference.
Would a single exposure with tracking offer better results?
(not my pic - but pic related)
>>3119593
Stacking is about noise control, not exposure. If you don't catch it in every frame it won't show up in the stacked image.
You have to do the proper exposure first for every frame and then stack them and then do the stretching in post.
>>3119593
Mine from this morning :) Dumbbell Nebula.
Frames: 20x60 Seconds Light Frames, 35 Bias Frames, 20 Dark Frames.
Stacked in Deep Sky Stacker, Processed in PixInsight 1.8 and Photoshop CS6
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>>3120241
I'm still learning but what about RegiStax?
I tried some milky way shots with DSS and 50 frames but they turned out like shit (untracked)
A thread of photos for your viewing pleasure. This roll of film was ultra bad. These are the least shit photos.
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>>3127256
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>>3127257
Blown highlights. Fuck it I'll just make it black and white lmao.
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>>3127259
I shot into the sun a lot this roll. Wtf is wrong with me.
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I made this today, what do you think?
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>>3124734
>small sensorlet detected
Should have bought a Sony instead fambam
report back when you have photos from it.
>>3124734
A Holga with a sharp lens? Could be interesting if the vignette doesn't skyrocket.
20, 24 or 28?
>20mm
too wide
>24
perfect
>28
just buy a 35mm already
24mm if you're on crop
20mm if you're on FF
14.
Unless we're not talking about ultrawides too. Then 20 for w i d e and 35 for general use.
Don't you just love when you get a roll of film back and all of its shit. When you shot those pictures you had a good feeling but when you get the film you wonder what the fuck you were thinking.
Buddy I don't need it to be film for my shots to be complete shit
>>3127093
Yeah I feel that, but it's worse when it's film because it costs money lmao.
>Go to a remote location I'll probably never visit again
>90% of pics are mediocre at best
Why do millenials love film so much?
They are worse than meme4/3 users.
>>3126794
Where did it all go so wrong for ken? He used to be quite a fit intelligent guy.
There's nothing wrong with M43 users. I much prefer them to the constant Sonycucking going on in this board. I feel like a M43 is much more likely to actually go out and take pictures instead of staying in and wanking over specs.
>>3126804
t. Pen-F user
Need pictures of food, any food. (Soup, Salad, cupcakes, burgers, pizza, etc.)
Just trying to see how you guys take your pictures so i can get an idea of how to work a style around. Thank you!
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What kind of food?
Just use Google my dude.
>>3126579
If you want the true answer to that, go on Instagram look up the hashtags like #foodporn #vcbfood look at the top 9, those should give you an idea.
But in turn can you answer my question
is Lightroom better than Photoshop for editing pictures of food. I've been using ps for some time, it does the work. But people suggest Lightroom, how is it better.
>wanna get into photography
>means I have to fuck around with a shit load of lights
What makes you think you need lights anon?
>wanna get into photography
>have to use a camera
>have to use lights, basement to dark
>wanna get into painting
>means I have to fuck around with a shit load of colors
How creatively bankrupt do you have to be to spend 80 bucks on some gay ass presets??? https://www.tribephoto.co/wolf-pack/
Can someone explain this shit to me?
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>>3126417
Its the same idiots that Buy the moodygrams bullshit and "hustle". Also half of the time the bare raw photo looks getter. Like talk about crushed blacks.
>>3126417
vsco
>IBM scientists have captured 330TB of uncompressed data into a tiny cartridge
>https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/2/16074568/ibm-330-terabytes-record-uncompressed-data-cartridge-cartridge-tape
>The record of 201 gigabits per square inch on prototype sputtered magnetic tape is more than 20 times the areal density currently used in commercial tape drives. Areal recording density is the amount of information that can be stored on a given area of surface.
Thats it, were going back to physical storage. Physical media confirmed superior. Film renaissance literally confirmed. Great news for real photographers.
>digicucks = cucked
>cloudfags = assraped
Magnetic tape sensors when?
>>3126342
by the time that tech is matured enough to be used in consumer camera there would be 200MP medium format digital PnS with 2TB built-in memory already )))))))))
>>3126342
How exactly does high density tape storage affect film vs digital photography?
>>3126342
>Thats it, were going back to physical storage. Physical media confirmed superior.
Uh, what? This tape is digital storage for digital data, like HDD or NAND.
It doesn't help jack shit with film photography before it's digitized by a camera or scanner.
... digital wins again, if anything.
Also, this almost certainly won't make it into even digital cameras. The best we can hope for is that at some point someone lets us use standard 2.5" SSD or M.2 type of storage, but even that isn't going to happen easily.
Is this sexy? What can be done to make this more sexy?
Fix tooth
Fix hairline or remove hairline (shave head)
Photography wise, narrower lense
>>3125390
Bumfights?
Sorry to hear about that, Harrirrison. Hope everything got settled in court.
Are zoom cameras/lenses inherently lower quality or is it only once you increase the focal length that you see a drop in picture quality?
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It's all about the focal length. Prime lenses are just better able to get shorter focal length than zoom lenses, hence why primefags hold up "muh superior quality" as though the marginal difference really matters much. Zooms are just more versatile and better
>>3125284
Zoom lenses are more complex and thus more difficult to do well. In the pre-CAD era, good zooms were hard to come by, nowadays they're much better on average.
For compact film cameras like Stylus you posted, zooms also have MUCH smaller apertures (like f/8-f/13 instead of f/3.5-f/4 typical for primes), so they essentially limit you to daylight or flash shooting.
>>3125284
Depends on the lens. But primes are almost always optically better for the same price.
Regardless, some $100 lens usually doesn't fare well against a $2000 one, even if the latter is a zoom lens. Companies tend to +- know how to price their stuff.
>In five categories, we received more than 590,000 submissions from over 88,000 photographers
>This is our jury's pick of finalists
>taking advantage of poor black people for muh photography charm
Kys yourself stupid bleeding heart virtue signaling libshit retard