I've just ordered a new Fuji x100t instead of buying used Leica M9 with Biogon 35/2, how badly I fucked up?
>>2870427
>digital leica
you did fine, get an m6 if you want a leica
the fuji is a great camera
>>2870427
Why would you buy either of those meme cameras? You could've gotten a much more capable camera with your autism bucks. You just dropped over 1k on a shit camera.
>>2870433
accordez l'exemples, please
What would be a more capable camera? Dusty Ricoh GR or maybe some big-ass SLR?
Does /p/ reckon high-end camera phones will overtake DSLRs in the near future?
I had a look at some unedited iPhone 6s shots and tried it myself, and I have to say I was very impressed at what can come out of such a little thing
Probably not even though there's tripod mounts for iphones and that the autofocus is still getting better
>>2867004
Pretty impressive considering the actual size of the camera though
Absolutely disgusting
Because the last one Timed out.
Post your recent photos here.
Criticism welcome.
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Yep, it's a bad photo of a squirrel, alright.
>>2864840
This one better?
I need a guide for basic colour-grading.
I don't knwo when to use colour-zones and when to use color-balance (gammaliftgain)
What do I do if one colour is absolutely dominant in one area, like left or right of the spectrogramm?
Should I always try to get an equal distribution of red-green-blue?
Is there a ressource with different styles/looks when to use them and how to achieve them?
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>>2864841
wrong one...
meant to be this.
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>>2872370
This is not even remotely in focus. Your contrast is so fucking high that you've got blown highlights and shadows. You're approaching Kenian levels of saturation. Also, the girl looks nasty with those painted on eyebrows and that horrid eye shadow. Delete this and never look back.
>>2872374
...holy fuck, dude. Whatever sharpening and/or high pass filter shit you did to this turned it into absolute shit. Seriously. I can't even begin to understand what crazy fucking retarded shit you did to this photo to achieve those textures. This honestly looks like it was printed on fucking sand paper.
I mean, I guess at least the girls are smiling.
But for fuck's sake these are terrible.
What's better, rotated crop or rotated?
Personally I prefer the rotated as it's easier on the eye, but it makes the fence look weird.
#1 is rotated, #2 is not, #3 is original aspect ratio with no crop.
#1
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#2 of 3.
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#3 of 3.
I don't know why but I have my camera set up to shoot at 16:9 but it will still shoot at this instead. Any ideas?
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>>2872278
defiantly the first but they are all hdr scum.
Im not being a dick but when you can try get some ND grad filters it will look much better than hdr
Is there any large, unified resource for learning about photography styles, movements, classics, and masters?
Sort of like wikipedia but if it also included critical analysis of photographers work, rather than just cataloging info about them.
If not, what are some good places to start with, if one is interested in researching?
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>>2871782
University (not art school)
>>2871808
There's nobody on the internet that's tried to create a site that analyses famous work and tries to educate people?
who is this cum crevice
>Bill Cunningham, the street-style photographer whose photo essays for The New York Times memorialized trends ranging from fanny packs to Birkin bags, gingham shirts and fluorescent biker shorts, died in New York on Saturday. He was 87.
RIP :(
What camera is he using in the picture?
>>2870173
who cares
>This photo from 1967 shows him with his first camera, a half-frame that cost $35. "I had just the most marvelous time with that camera," he said. "Everybody I saw I was able to record, and that’s what it’s all about."
Shame he died in the closet.
Biggest fag there ever was.
RIP Billy.
Would anyone be interested in a very standard, by the numbers, color correction guide for photoshop? I could also try and make guides for whatever else you guys need in photoshop
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>>2868927
yes.
>>2868927
yes OP hurry the fuck up!!!
My bad, forgot to check back in. Ill start the tutorial soon
Is full frame over rated?
Depends what you use it for. I shoot a lot of low light stuff so FF makes sense for me
>>2868262
Compared against the most modern APS-C? Yeah, for the most part, though there are exceptions.
For instance, according to some testing, the XPro2 is only about a half stop behind the A7II at high ISO performance. Though it's nowhere near the A7sII, most full frame isn't either.
If you're not a gearfag, then yes, it's overrated.
Hasselblad is aiming to wipe out the MF competition.
>>2867666
I'd rather use one with a proper viewfinder
>>2867666
I say it takes nice photos, but I'm not sure who this is aimed at.
Has anyone found a habbelsad face on it yet
I need some help, /p/. I don't have a full frame body, I never had. First I state the obvious (because this is what I understand so far), then I ask my question. When you put a full frame lens on an APS-C body, the lens will behave differently because of the sensor size: you have to calculate with a different focal length (lens's focal length x 1.6), and you will get also get a different DOF (eg. you loose the creaminess of the bokeh). The question: since the DOF is ALSO affected on an APS-C, does it mean, that your f-number had to be calculated differently? Does that automatically also mean, that if you shoot with the same lens with same f-number settings, you have to use a lower shutter speed on the APS-C to have the same ammount of light?
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Exposure values are constant. You're cropping into where the lens is sharpest. Only Canon's APS-C is 1.6. Everyone else is around 1.5x.
>>2867542
The amount of light coming through is the same. f/2.8 has the same exposure value on full frame and aps-c. The depth of field will also stay the same, so long as you don't move your feet. The field of view crops in.
The closer you are to something, the less depth of field you get from the same aperture, meaning the opposite is true. The further away you are, the wider the depth of field.
So if you shoot a 50mm on full frame, and then take that 50mm and put in on APS-C, to get the same framing, you have to step back, which means less depth of field at the same aperture, with the same framing.
There's math to figure it out, but who cares. It's about a stop difference, and that's really all you need to know.
It only really matters to bokeh whores who, for some reason, think that the smaller the depth of field you have, the better your photo will be (???)
>>2867548
the most useful answer I found on the net, thanks. unfortunately there's a (seemingly quite agressive) debate between the Northropes and other photographers about whether you have to multiply the f-number too on APS-C cameras or not.
Seeking suggestions and critiques.
Please CC
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ITT: Your photo of the decade.
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>>2849767
Man, this one is fucking great. Who shot this?
>>2849773
Uncredited via AP :/
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/12/world/middleeast/syria.html?_r=0
I converted some photos in photoshop .raw by mistake, thinking it was a normal .raw.
Now this comes up and they're completely fucked up when I open them, can I convert them again and unfuck them?
>>2871748
what
why don't you have the original files anymore
>>2871767
Because... I converted them and deleted them without thinking about it.
>>2871772
You fucked up.
I'm 90% sure you lost them
This is how it felt when my undeveloped film exposed to light. Welcome to the club.
Hi /p/, pretty sure there's some people from Montreal. If you got pics, post them.
Also, if you know any nice places for shooting in the Montreal area(or anywhere in Quebec if you want), tell about it.
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>>2871682
Cool looking buildings but your vertical lines are off. And the triangular top looks especially crooked, like it's toppling over.
In photoshop, there is an easy way to fix verticals called Adaptive Wide Angle Filter. Search on Youtube for tutorials if needed.
Professional architectural photographers use a tilt shift lens to get perfect vertical lines, but it's too expensive for most of us. An easy workaround is to shoot much wider composition (cause you will lose some in post), and then use the Adaptive Wide Angle Filter to fix the verticals.
You can also use free transform distort in PS.
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