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Didn't have a ton of time to focus on photography so I'm not thrilled with any of them but I hope it gets a taste of the city.
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Shit-tier "photographer" advice
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What can a newfag, shit-tier photographer do to improve themselves? Anything I can read or do to make myself better? Is there anything more than just practicing, if not, how do you practice better?
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>What can a newfag, shit-tier photographer do to improve themselves?
Do you mean anything specific? Do you feel that you are lacking something?
> make myself better?
You should get interested in something. Noone can become master of something what he is not interested in.
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My best advice: stay away from /p/.
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>>3057318
analyse what can be improved in your current photos
read up on ways on improving in that area
put it into practice
repeat
Same as any other hobby, and due to the sheer volume of people that do photography, to make your way from "anyone could have taken this shot" to something that's identifiable as yours and good is a long, long road, no different to learning the guitar or how to draw.
A good starting point for reference with the operation of the camera (as opposed to post production) is the 35mm photographers handbook, it's been printed in various versions for decades and you will find it in any thrift store, my favourite version is the hardback one from the 80's filled with dodgy fashion shoots and depressing looking holiday destinations. Not only does the book cover the technical basics but it nicely presents a massive variety of scenarios and opportunities within those scenarios. Just having a flick through can be a great way to garner inspiration on where to study next.
There's no such bible for lightroom, it's all a bit too arbitrary, just practice, practice, practice. Experiment with all the sliders, understand how they are altering your image, make sure you are au fait with RGB curves, learn about colour profiles.
One of the most difficult things I find myself into is editing night landscapes.
Anybody has any suggestion to make? Am I fucking everything?
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First shot is still hugely underexposed.
Better colours are from better exposures.
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>>3057290
In other words, keep iso levels low and use a tripod
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>>3057291
No, those weren't my words at all.
My words were don't fuck up the exposure, keeping the camera steady and not introducing unnecessary noise is the basics for ANY photo.
Nikon released it's new camera early today, Nikon D7500.
Same aspects as it's later pro camera D500. Same sensor 20,9MP, same ISO range, same battery, same tilting screen size and resolution, same movie recording 4k UHD 30fps.
What's the point then? durability only?
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>no AI tab
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first page on google
>The Nikon D7500 is the Nikon D500's Little Brother
> Nikon D7500 is looking to capture the hearts of so many consumers that don't need everything that the Nikon D500 has an offers
So it's the usual budget trash intentionally handicapped by Nikon™ because they don't want the affordable camera to be able to compete with their pro/semi-pro bodies on useful features or performance.
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>>3055803
It's an artificially gimped D5x00 body.
The D7x00 line has died today, press 'F' to pay respects
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Whoops posted wrong one
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I followed a rail road for three hour and that was the result my best pictures where taken with my 35mm so can't upload
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Thank you very much in advance.
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Hard yes.
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Thank you very much, time to upgrade the gear.
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>>3059345
EXIF..? Holy fuck this looks terrible desu senpai.
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What is a compact, quality, and fairly cheap flash for a Trip 35?
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One which sprouts wings and flies your shit camera back to the thrift store.
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Hey c'mon man, no need for that, I'm on a budget and just wanted some advice
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Okay fine - Neewer TT560 Flash Speedlite.
Cheap and decent.
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Hey everyone, i got a couple of questions and i was hoping you could give me some advice.
I have two main questions:
>What is the best material to print it on? (acryll, aluminium etc.)
>Which of the following would look the best when printed.
First of all the material. I was thinking it would look the best printed on aluminium. However acryll is still an option. One problem i have is that the sun will probably shine directly on it, and i've read that an image printed on acryll can than become a very expensive mirror. Thats why my preference went out to aluminium. However i'd like to get your guys' opinion about that. The size will be around 100cm by 50cm (could be 90 by 45 depending on the company that prints it.)
Second of all, i made a bunch of edits and i can't decide which one will look the best when printed. On a computer screen everything ofcourse looks a bit different, so i was hoping maybe someone could give me some advice about what to pay attention to when editing a picture that will be shown on a way larger size then a computer screen.
This first pic is my favourite, so i uploaded it in full size. The following have some colour/contrast adjustments here and there. I'll upload them following the 1000px rule.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks in advance!
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same one but with a bit more colour
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Same colour as the first one, but with shadows in the valley reduced. I'm a bit scared that with this one you won't be able to see the hills at all when its printed
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Acyrlic is cool, I'd say that fuji flex paper face mounted to acrylic is the best looking way to print (personal opinion) but it's very expensive, prone to mistakes, and I'm unsure of its lifespan with the adhesive on the actual print. Paper is cool, especially if you get something like Kodak metallic or fujiflex paper, but the downside is that you have to get it framed, which can also be very expensive depending on the size.
Canvas sucks in my opinion, the texture if the canvas makes everything look fuzzy and not sharp.
My favorite is the metal prints, it looks good, and doesn't need a frame. However, the biggest thing you want to look out for when printing large is resolution of your image. 100cm, is about 40". And a goI'd rule of thumb is for your image to be 300 pixels for every inch in the photo. So at 40 inches, your image should be about 12,000 on the longest side, and 6,000 on the shorter side. It doesn't HAVE to be this size, but that's the standard when printing images. I'm pretty sure your image isn't even close to that size. So go and download a free trial of Alien skin blow up 3, its a special program devoted to increasing the resolution of images while keeping some sharpness.
If you haven't printed before, it'll be nice to actually see your image printed
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How the fuck do I do this?
What is this called? Ever since I saw this I've wanted to do it.
Sorry for sounding like a fucking neanderthal, but I've never been on this board before.
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>>3059067
google wigglegrams
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Howdy /p/, I came across a few areas in Baltimore's inner harbor that I would like to come back to and wait to photograph the right moment.
In context of using a cropped sensor DSLR and a 50mm prime (80mm effectively), What could be done to improve the framing, or better the shots compositions?
What are the problems with the current framing or composition, and what could be done to improve them?
Are there any aspects of these photos you like and would recommend keeping in future endeavors?
p.s. I know my highlights are blown, and i'm shit etc. etc.
Constructive criticism would be GREATLY appreciated anons!
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Cyan - Orchid - Black people
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The whole world went crazy about it, the "trend" started not so long ago and I already see it everywhere. Movies, photos, music clips, posters, paintings etc. WTF?
In 2017, if you are looking at a dark skinned person, there is 80% chance that he\she will be illuminated by a blue\cyan\aqua light from the left and by purple/pink/orchid light from the right. And it's SO fucking overused.
Can anyone explain why everyone's so crazy about it and WHY NOW EXACTLY? It seems like that moonlight poster has opened a fucking pandora's box. And now they're even starting using it on white people.
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why go into a sperg rage about something that is just the same old blue/orange colour contrast everyone is used to being adapted to darker tones
calm down my guy
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I hate landscape photograpy, most of the time it all looks the same and it kills me inside to see.. I can appreciate a really really beautiful landscape but i truly do not see any skill involved with landscape photography at all :(
Tell me what skill is involved with landscape photography
>protip; you cant
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Alex, just start another thread if you want a circle-jerk.
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>posts an even more uninspired genre instead
right on my dude keep on truckin'
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I like seeing obscure landscapes.
Like if somebody hiked out to a place that hardly anybody goes and takes some photos, that's pretty fucking cool.
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What are some instances in which overexposition is ok in photography? asking this as a newbie. For example, am I being ignorant by liking how this photo turned out and not scraping it?
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it's only one photo I messed up (in that way anyway)
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How is this effect achieved?
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cut the person out then make the opacity lower
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then do some blur
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kaleidoscope filters
they were popular in the 70's
just screws onto the front of your lens
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How do I start landscape photography with a mobile and regular camera and become noticed and gain followers?
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>wants to be good at photography just to be popular and have followers
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Not reakky just want to make a name for my self fagtron
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Then you should worry about understanding photography first, once you have that and you know how to take a photo, then you worry about making a name for yourself.
Read up on techniques, common practices, composition, lighting, etc. and if you have a camera, read the manual. It may do more than you know.