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>>2885643
I happen to know a bit.

This ad almost brought J Walter Thompson down.

Luca Garavoglia from Campari met a key account person from JWT in 1982 in Rome, seemingly by chance. He was in Piazza Navona getting a gelato with his wife's son. JWT copy writer Bill Lane was there working on the Eastman Kodak account and recognized Luca, struck up a conversation. One thing led to another, and JWT won the account.

Campari was mainly convinced by the work JWT USA had done with the manischewitz wine brand ("There's a Seder in Every Bottle"

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>>2885671
Now, we all know that William Eggleston shot Manischewitz, but refused to travel to Italy for Campari

He used 6x7 Pentax cameras and Kodak Gold 400 film exclusively in this era pushed +2 stops for his commercial work (which is not often discussed, as it's eclipsed by his dye prints etc).

The interesting thing about the Eggleston Commercial style is that it subbornly requires only direct sun, cloudless days, and basically 1pm-2pm light (equivalent to 1-2pm light in the summer months, Northern Hemisphere below the Tropic of Rockwell (69°34′N)

>>2885674
Silver reflectors and large mercury mirrors were used to create a hard light look.

This was incredibly expensive and quite dangerous, especially the mirrors.

The photographer for the Campari shoot basically had to find this location where the light would be perfect at 1-2pm, import a Pentax 6x7 camera and get a bunch of rolls of Kodak Gold 400 color film from Eggleson (it wasn't available in Europe due to the Communism issue in Germany).

Anyway, they bring in this giant bar looking thing, paint a wall in this industrial park and start shooting.


What happens is a production assistant braks one of the mirrors and mercury goes fucking everywhere. A total disaster.

A bunch gets on Luca Garavoglia's wife's son and they call her at her boyfirend's house and she's pissed. She leaves her boyfriend's place and drives like MAD to the studio to ream the photographer out and then she sees him.

It's a young Ken Fucking Rockwell. Before the growing family - he was a commercial photographer. She knew him from a few international competitions.

Long story, short - the bomb is diffused, but the wife ends up sleeping with Rockwell. So now JWT and Campari are all at odds.

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Welp there it is but were not through yet

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>>2885597

just kys my man!

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More is here m9 and there's still more

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I tend to put on pretty mellow music
>Tycho
>Boards of Canada
>Tim Hecker
>Loscil
>Emancipator

Sometimes I do a complete 180 though
>In Flames
>August Burns Red
>Electric Wizard

So no, the particular shot doesn't dictate the genre. More what my general mood is.

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>>2885342
I tend to listen to relaxing music that i put together on youtube playlist, sometimes ambient, classical, jazz and trip-hop
>Steve Reich
>Brian Eno
>Philip Glass
>Ryuichi Sakamoto
>Joe Hisaishi
>Shlohmo
>Ludovico Einaudi
>Erik Satie
>Michel Petrucciani
>Jdilla
>Flylo
>Nujabes

>>2885401
>Steve Reich
The ultimate editing music.

>>2885109
Canon EF.
Couldn't have been easier.

>>2885110
Literally the most plebs mount out there (albeit there are some great glass out there)

>>2885110
>>2885112
Someone had put a Sigma 400mm APO up on ebay without knowing the mount. I was hoping against hope it was a K-Mount.

Size? Portability? Lol no- there are some Fuji and Mamiya rangefinders that may fit the bill there. However in terms of internal metering and quick use, I'd recommend a 645n, and in terms of the slr experience I'd recommend a Pentax 67.

>>2884941
Mamiya 7 your only choice
Or hassy x-pan, if you literally want shoot wide medium format on 35 film

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Size and weight in an SLR style if where you'll be let down. Tho a lot of cameras have AE prisms and grips available, they're still moderately heavy and bulky. You may be better off with a folder.
>>2884971
>7
>only choice
fuck you tbqh.
There are other rangefinders out there.

>Xpan
>135
Just shooting an Xpan doesn't give you less grain. You're still using 135 film at the end of the day and you're still limited by the negative area being 24mm tall.

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>>2884540
I once stuck on an incorrectly sized ND using blu-tack once lel

>>2884678
Hah I've considered just using gaffer's tape but I'd like something a little more stable

>>2884540
Why you even bought it
I'm pretty shure m43 analogs are cheaper and shure have better quality for using on your bmpcc

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>>2884518
And I'd love some brutally honest critique on this one too. I like the framing and the contrast of the colours, but i'm still not conviced its actually that interesting of a photo.

>>2884519
looks like a giant lego man about to eat some old dude

>>2884518
the vignette on the left side especially is way too hard imo. make it less noticable and it will be a solid shot

>>2884519
good colors
have you tried cropping just above the garage door

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I'll keep self-bumping for now, took this from a dam

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>>2883980
>january 6th

>>2883980
rich ppl

>>2883980
Hipsters

and boy will they buy this

8mm has always been super un-economical. This isn't a new thing, if you wanted to use the format these were always the costs involved.

>and I just want to shoot and not think.
Bait?

Personally I think they're hugely overrated and more to the point overpriced. However the former is because I'm in a film ivory tower and the latter because I've no second-hand nostalgia or want for a physical photograph, which some of the younger folks using these things probably do.

IQ wise I remember them being basically alright. If you're comfortable paying whatever it is for 8 shots, then go for it.

>>2882309
You may as well get a 35mm film SLR that has auto modes on it

I recently got a Pentax p30 for £30 and it has a full auto mode, or aperture/shutter priority on it, plus you have the manual option incase you wanna use it too

>>2882311
>Bait?

No, just an uninformed retard/pleb. It just seems like an easy gateway to film point and shooting to me.

But I've never seen this thread before. How could it be daily?

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Daily reminder you're a delusional shill


Maybe Sony will release a paid firmware update to give you some common sense

>>2881914
Daily reminder that a camera needs a lens to function properly.

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I once did a thing with stuff.

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mmmmm.... nummy crowns.

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moar crowns.

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if you don't rate me, shame on you

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which version is better?

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I think this composition is a little cluttered

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>>2874486
forgot to mention, it is going to be outdoors in the old city of my capital, if it matters anyhow

>>2874486
focus on eyes, don't use a shallow DoF, anything going for f4 and f5.6 would be fine. mind your composition.

Edition
remember to give her a natural skin tone, also you can soft her skin in photoshop using gaussian blur, or in lightroom removing contrast from her skin. add some little exposure to her eyes and darken her iris.

I think the basic could be it, so far I remember. I'm learning portraits

>>2874499

is this a bait post?

>don't use shallow dof for basic portraits

Going to have to see some work for you to back this up. Why are you suggesting this to a total beginner?

It requires way more skill to pull off, and to 99% of people will see the end result as the same or less impressive than shallow-DOF shots.

not even going to touch your questionable pp process.

>>2886050
To add on to my op, I found a good crop in a 16:9 ratio but would prefer to keep the original 4:3 ratio pls

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>>2886057
Thanks anon I hadnt thought of cropping that far in. I settled on this, and I am much happier with it. I appreciate your inout, helped a lot

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