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Last instagram less likers
Need advice
https://instagram.com/nicecotedazur1

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I'm a bit into older, manual lenses. Since I have an entry level Nikon, M42 lenses are out of question (since the lack of infinity focus). I've found these two recently (factory f-mount lenses), but I don't know these lenses at all, and I could not really find enough on the net. (Right now THIS focal length would be nice to me, but Nikon lenses are just sooo expensive.) What is your opinion about these two lenses, /p/? Thanks. (Pictures are of the lenses.)
Hoya 24mm f/2.8
Zykkor 28mm f/2.8

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I'm planning on buying either a 35mm or 50mm lens that's under $500 AUD for my D3100. I own the 18-55 kit lens and the 55-200. They're both rather shitty, but the kit lens pales in comparison to my 55-200. So I thought I'd get something that's significantly better closer up and in low light like the 35 or 50. If I'm wanting to do portraits and close-ups, which one would be better? Should I just save up for something more superior or what? Or would that be a waste of money?

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Hello /p/ im the lowest level off noob to pictures and videos Im looking for a cheap DSLR possibly or bridge camera to record video in 720p i want to start filmimg bmx videos something that will do better than my samsung s4 :D thanks

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porn like this
nikon, pentax, sony.... are welcome

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Well as promised me and the same model are back. Some shit went down and i had to go for a used D7000 instead of a D750 like i wanted, still, some shots were taken by yours truly, the Ricoh GR.

As you guys pointed out, we tried to use more variety in the poses, and outfits, and settings. And hopefully ive gotten the processing down. Again, please tell me what i could improve on, its much appreciated!

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What gear would I need to achieve picture quality like this? Love this 'style'.

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These threads are shunned, but I'm in desperate need of gear help.

I'm running a standard Canon T3i Rebel. And I'm about to start shooting for a Walking Dead fan film. And while I am not running film, and instead, digital (contrary to what The Walking Dead uses), what lens would you recommend going into a Walking Dead-esque project?

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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!

old thread: >>2899407

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Now that two of our own are on ppixel, what's your excuse for not getting featured?

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Is it just me or is this guy a pretentious faggot whose edits are complete shit, with washed out contrast and vomit inducing bloom and lens flares?

Holy shit these suck so bad. (Except for a couple of them)

Just wanted to get that off my chest because I didn't want to make an account to comment on the article and let this guy know how garbage his edits are.

https://medium.com/calebkerr/the-value-of-a-professional-photographer-or-can-i-have-all-the-unedited-photos-1e8dc9980a29#.ixmyfun7v

Anyway, discuss.

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Well Lomography have been up to their usual fart-knockery once again.

They have just brought out a dreamy, creamy, squirty, farty 64mm f2.9 Art Lens

Heres the trailer
http://www.designboom.com/technology/daguerreotype-achromat-art-lens-08-12-2016/

Heres the Shop
https://shop.lomography.com/en/lenses/daguerreotype-achromat-art-lens

I actually think it looks pretty good in black.

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I have $500 set aside to buy film cameras.

What should i buy /p?
I am hoping to get a range of them, not just one.
Also not medium format.

I already have a dslr but i want to shoot film as well.

And finally preferably manual cameras, not auto or too modern as it can end up looking to similar to my dslr.

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The great benefit of MF film camera systems is that the backs are interchangeable. There are digital backs for Hasselblad and Mamiya, but they are so expensive you'd have to sell a kidney to buy one.

Now, I was thinking, how feasible would it be to make one yourself? I have elektrotechnical knowledge and experience with PIC programming and RPi. I was looking at one of my spare film backs and when you would tale out the insert (but keep its sides), you'd have a light tight box with quite some space.

Would any /diy/ people here like to brainstorm on how to build one? The possibilities would be very great, essentially building a MF digital camera for not too much money, with ready access to great lenses.

Thoughts?

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I've never been interested in photography before, but recently after finding a new interest in films and the making of them I realized that picking up photography wouldn't hurt, plus it's fun. I'd like to get an old film camera because they're cheaper and aren't too big.

Now, knowing that I'm clueless about these things. What advice could /p/ give me in regards to the film used, brands of cameras to avoid, and just advice in general?