What website is everyone using to post their photography, I used Deviant art years ago. Is it still relevant? I would like a place to post my stuff where people can tell me what they think and tell me how to get better.
>I would like a place to post my stuff where people can tell me what they think and tell me how to get better.
You're already on it.
Flickr if you use the groups and find a good active group and have patience. You'll rarely get anything good out of the site on it's own.
500px, you may get a passing comment here or there and a tonne of likes.
Instagram, much the same but I don't think I've ever seen any legit C&C.
Mostly you have to look for critique and not be an ass when you get it.
>>2909030
It does seem like everyone on this page is a lot better the rest of 4chan. I really excited to get my new camera, have not had one in like 4 or 5 years and never go any good with it because i didnt have it very long. one of my biggest problems is that i dont have any training and dont know where to start. been watching youtube videos, so i guess im going to just have to self teach myself for the most part.
is there a site like PhotoSIG (if anyone remembers that place?) that was the only place i've ever gotten good c&c. shame it died.
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Not sure if anyone here uses old shit like film movie cameras for the aesthetic or just to be pretentious. If so then discuss what kind of cameras you use and projectors if you have any! Regular film camera fags are welcome as well! Pic is the film movie camera i use
>>2909012
bump
for interest
idk wat i use but it looks so aesthetic
op here and this is what i working with right now. Planning on shooting some quick 3 min film of the gf and i and getting it developed and playing it on my 8mm projector. Ill post a pic of the projector.
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Anything about Lenses, Cameras, mounts, Systems, buying, pricing, selling, etc. GOES IN HERE!
Don't open new threads for gear-related issues
No pointless (brand) arguments and dickwaving allowed! You have been warned! Just questions, answers and advice!
I repeat, ANYTHING GEAR RELATED goes in here!
And don't forget, be polite
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>>2908916
>No Call Spock button
Quick reminder, you're a cropbabby if you waste money on anything less than full frame.
Gonna pull the trigger. D7100 or D5500? I like the swivel screen and smaller size of the 5500 and I'm not convinced I need the extras of the 7100.
With the 18-140mm lens
So I've recently gone out and bought myself an old camera (it uses old 35mm film) And after a closer inspection I've noticed that the lens release button is half lodged in place, to the point where I can't push it in any further or get the lens off. I've tried gently hitting it and pushing the sticking out side, I've also tried using an air can but to no avail. Any help?
OP fell for the film meme
>>2908718
Dickhead fell for generic meme reply with zero substance. OP, just try opening up the camera.
>>2908797
I tried to open it, anon. I'm sticking an air horn can inside and but to no avail and my neighbors even complained about the noise. I thought maybe the vibrations would shake the button loose. I'm going to try supergluing the button to the end of a chop stick and see if that gives me more leverage. If that doesn't work, my plan B is to try to gently pry the lens off with a can opener. Hopefully the pressure from the air horn will have jarred it loose? I have a syringe, so I could inject liquid soap or wd40 inside the camera to see if that helps, too.
>not buying insurance for your 3000$ camera
>implying
>$3,000 camera
The entirety of my gear is worth maybe $900 max.
>>2908669
no one on here has a 3000$ camera
Hallo World! This is Japan
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Pretty!
We naming the country too, OP? Here's Australia
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>>2908399
fuck yeah cunt
Im looking into photography and thinking about getting the nikon d3300 is it worth it and what are your thoughts on nikon 55-300mm?
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get whatever camera you can get and are willing to buy, you wont be held back by the camera, but by your ability.
if I were you I'd just a canon G16 or something.
>>2908346
I had a nikon d60 years back for a very short while, but was not mine. and i loved it. so thats why i was looking into that kind of camera, i took this pic with it, i know next to nothing about photography and thats fine with me.
>>2908342
Best beginners DSLR, but for more info go to your nearest gear thread.
This was my first time shooting in a city. I ended up being too nervous to take photos of people.
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I just bought my first camera, its fuji x-t1. I got it with 18-55 how do i get better at photography? For now i heard that i should stick with aperture priority and just shoot. Are there any good tutorial/course something that will teach me basics? I just know about rule of thrids.
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>>2908065
you gonna wanna learn what effect different apertures give you and when to use them if you wanna use aperture priority
theres a shit load of tutorials on youtube covering aperture, shutter speed, exposure etc, just keep watching and practicing
learn how to compose your shots too, rule of thirds is a good start but it doesnt always apply, you gonna wanna think about your foreground/background, what your subject is etc
once you start taking some decent pictures youre also gonna wanna get some editing software like photoshop or lightroom, then watch a shit load of tutorials again to learn how to enhance your photos, levels and curves are probably most important imo
>>2908065
start with cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials
I personally am a huge fan of the book "Understanding Exposure" by Bryan Peterson
Aside from those, shoot, experiment with settings to see what they do (I'm a proponent of starting in priority modes to get a solid understanding of what aperture does, then shutter, and then play with manual if you want to, but if you're in manual and just lining up the arrow with the center, you're learning nothing).
Youtube's a great resource. If you have an adobe subscription, their videos are awesome. Basically, just dive in, start searching shit out, learning about it and practicing it.
Don't expect awesomeness at first, it takes time, but with time and effort you'll get it.
Also, there are three photo 101 assignments posted on /p/ now that you can try out.
If you shoot anything that isn't stationary aperture priority isn't what you want. Unless blur.
What does /p/ think about GoPro again?
>Muh selfie stick
Since I'm going to Japan for some weeks I want to update my dated regular camera but is it even worth it if I'm not doing any footage of extreme sports like they keep advertising or even taking selfies everywhere I go? I just want to shot my surroundings and be sure it has quality.
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>>2907830
if youre not really into photography and just want easy quick photos and videos then yea they are good
if you want decent quality pics in a range of situations then get a second hand dslr
dslr will give you clear good quality pics in most situations where as go pro is just point an shoot with no zoom and a wide angle wich isnt always ideal
>>2907830
over priced and not really worth the cost.
>>2907832
I have used GoPro a few times. There are other makes out there that are cheaper and better for that sort of photography. I agree with your statement 100%.
Anyone know where you can buy these kind of filters?
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>>2907793
the internet
>>2907796
Great, thanks! Any idea where I can find that?
>>2907811
type filters into the search bar at the top of your browser
I just took my camera out of my bad and noticed a few water drops in the lens. How bad is this? Also is the camera/lens damaged if so how?
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>>2907622
Sounds like it's pretty much totaled. Once condensation forms, it's game over. Start shopping for a new camera. Donate the old one to Salvation Army or part it out on ebay.
Sorry for your loss, OP.
>>2907622
White rice is really good for removing condensation. Cook up a cup or two of white rice (or get some from your fav Chinese take out joint), then let it cool off a little bit until it's just luke warm. Use your hands to mold the rice around the outside of the camera. If you have a detachable lens, use a wooden or plastic spoon (not metal, don't want scratches) to pack the rice really tightly inside of the lens and camera body. It might sound strange but it really does work on cameras, and on cel phones, too, if you ever get one wet. Just keep covering the camera with rice and packing it inside the lens. You'll have to wait 24 hrs, I would wait 48 or 72 hours, even. The rice will all dry out and fall off the camera. You can shake the dry bits out of the lens and it should be good as new. Just make sure that you only use pure white rice without anything else -- no soy sauce and no fried rice with eggs and veggies, just white rice.
>>2910097
Dude the rice isn't supposed to be cooked wtf, if it's cooked then it's already puffed up and saturated with moisture.
I used Canon EOS M with 18-55mm kit lens and Nokia 808. Photos were shot in JPEG, and very hastily processed in Lightroom. WARNING! Saturation was often cranked to rockwellian levels in camera.
Feedback is welcome.
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Got a scanner today, Epson Perfection V550. Scanned in some snapshit I shot 3 years back on 12 years expired Kodak Gold 100. My question though, what is /p/ scanning with, and what are some tips to achieve the best results?
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Recent photos
You know the deal: Post stuff you've shot recently, call other people's work shit and make sure to resize.
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>>2907126
this one had potential i feel. what could i have done to make it better?
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>>2907127
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>>2907129
this is a snapshit if i've ever seen one
>>2907126
oh man i just noticed the dirt on this one
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