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>>3002292
It's underexposed. Switch your camera to spot metering mode next time.

>>3002311
or bump up shadows.
if you go by ettr this is correctly exposed, but incorrectly processed

Raise shadows/blacks

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>>3002187
ok

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Fuji x-pro 2 used for $1000
23mm f/1.4 used for $450
Got my fuji kit lens with my x-e1 for $699 years ago.

So total like $2150

>>3001663
Kill yourself please. Gear doesn't mean shit. If you're a shit photography, 10k worth of gear isn't going to change that.

>>3001663
nikon d3200
18-55 kit lens
55-200 kit(?) lens

238 dollarydoos

>>3000204
>>3000030

Canon EOS Rebel t6 is a pretty decent starter camera.

It matters, whats your budget?

Have a company budget and narrowed it to Sony a7 II or Fujifilm X-T2

To be used at night time, outdoors and company events with limited lights. Will be heavily edited in PS of it matters.

Is there any other we should consider?

>>3000042

>mainly low light situations

Bigger sensor is probably considerably better. I'd go with the a7ii personally.

>>3000042
Canon 5DIII, Nikon D610, D750, D810, Pentax K-1

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what fruit is this

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>>2998249
>other thread is not maxed out
>doesn't resize

I was considering getting one of these in place of a 4x5 field camera. I did not because it is the same weight/hassle as 4x5. Unless you are using the movements for macro/portrait work they are not very useful as the controls are incredibly limited or not available at infinity/far away focusing distances. The movements are difficult to fine tune using the WLF or prism compared to using a loupe on a 4x5 ground glass.

>>2997855
>The movements are difficult to fine tune using the WLF or prism compared to using a loupe on a 4x5 ground glass.
This is true

>movements for macro/portrait work they are not very useful as the controls are incredibly limited or not available at infinity/far away focusing distances.
This is not true. I have the standard "stiff" bellows, and they allow me full movements with the 100mm at infinity. There are soft wide angle bellows that makes this easier.

>>2997855
I would not want one of these to get rained on.
I would not want to try and find batteries for this outside of New York or Tokyo.
I wouldn't use the meter ever.
I'm sure the lenses are fucking sublime, and that when it's working, and with full suite of accessories, it's an absolute joy to shoot.
But for the money you save buying the bigger, more versatile, more portable, more durable 4x5, you can keep yourself in sheet film for a good while.

If you had to take one lens in the ass, which would it be?

>>2997787
any old pump zoom

>>2997787
Something from sony, most their lenses are shit so I wouldn't even tell the difference once it's in there.

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Anyone else having trouble loading images on 4chan recently? It seems super slow compared to literally every other website. Makes browsing image dumps a pain.

Having said that, keep going, South Korea isn't somewhere I've seen portrayed a lot in media or art.

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absolutely hideous choice

only olympus man, everything else people will tell you is slanderous lies

>>2994067
Im looking for something in the $300-$500 range. Any ideas. Im looking for a camera thatll do good for nature/wedding photos.

>>2994066
Yes it is.

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I've honestly really missed you, ricohbro

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>>2990471

been in a bit of a lull.

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>>2989804

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>>2989804
why would you not get lower and put her ''head in the clouds''

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It's very hard to compose when you are trying to be stealthy.

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>>3001636
Your premise sounds like it could be the case but I don't know enough to say for certain whether or not you're correct. It is an interesting question.

I can shed some light on your bonus question though. Camera lenses can indeed be made of plastic! Good ones even! Although most high-end lens makers only use "optical resin" for smaller elements inside telephoto lenses to correct for chromatic aberrations. They can actually be really expensive, more so than the glass elements in some cases. Plastic doesn't make a good front element though because it can be scratched and pitted easily. I could be wrong but I also think glass is easier and cheaper to get "optically perfect" for use in a camera lens. Your glasses lenses are just one lens and pretty specific to you, not a mass manufactured lens for a popular camera system.

>>3001657
Thanks

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If you have good vision and you put a lens in front of your eye then it would impair your vision in the opposite direction. So wearing a negative power lens made for correcting nearsightedness would effectively make you farsighted.

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2/2 Grungy auto body shop down the street

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Sure, why not

New Orleans area

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>>3001533
This is really interesting, the way the blue light from the sky mixes with the artificial one creates a very intriguing atmosphere. Personally I would have framed it a little bit wider on the left and shot it later with only the artificial light on, thus rendering it more cliche. The way you made it makes it stand out in my opinion, good job!