Archived threads in /p/ - Photography - 465. page

>>2788049
Why is your aunt giving you so many broken cameras, and why are you making individual threads for each one?

>>2788051
I have only 2 broken cameras.

How quickly are the batteries draining? I have a P71 and the battery life isn't that great.

http://dslrcontroller.com/iOS/

>>2787904
Gear thread next time
Anyway, I asked this question a while back, word to word. Sadly no solutions yet. Use Lr or something to tether.

>canon
>apple
Your beyond help

If you lived near me id do it for you. Pay me in a carton of piss and im all yours. Id just drink a few litres of milk its a sure think.

>>2787863
You probably wouldn't hire a model per se. Certain pornographic actors and actresses perform the act for camera so I suppose you could hire one of those for an hour.

For what it's worth I think this a very interesting idea. You'd probably need a high FPS body to burst shot the vomit. Would certainly make your job easier

>>2787863
/r/ing more odd photos

is this yours anon? if so maybe stop taking your fellow /p/otatoes musings as the word of god.

ask that person

are you serious that one anon offhandedly gave their opinion and you have to make a thread about it?

>>2787841
>Maybe i need a video or some examples to understand what the /p/ want
Who the fuck cares what this cesspool wants.I f you're taking photos for yourself, then you do what makes you happy

It's the cheapest eastern european camera. Body is plastic, but it has a better lens then other toy cameras. If you lightproof it with some tape it will produce pretty normal results. I doubt you want that, so better get holga instead.

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>>2787840
It's not the cheapest, that title goes to Shkolnik/Student, which is the actual Soviet Holga equivalent (except older and worse). But it's hard to find those outside exUSSR.

Smena 8m's lens is actually amazing for a simple triplet.

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>>2787813

Like I said in >>2784399 and >>2784479 , there's a staggering discrepancy between Smena's lomo toy camera status and the actual quality of images it renders. The small shutter and aperture speed range forces you to choose your film iso according to expected shooting conditions, the all-manual nature and shitty viewfinder requires some getting used to, but its tiny size and portability make up for it. If you're inventive and like to improvise the effective range of applications for a Smena 8M increases greatly.

This was a Bulb shot in an unlit corridoor, I pressed the Smena against the opposite wall to keep it steady. None of my means of digitisation (flatbed, DSLR) can record the lens/film's actual IQ and resolving power. On a fucking shitty plastic Smena. Think about that.

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post sprots potato in bread pls

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Stars were starting to show up in this one.

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>>2787632
cool

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fresh off the grill

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>>2787547
There are two things that are important in capturing yourself in an image.
1. the light
2. the gear
The simplest way to get nice light is by photographing yourself next to a nice big window on a sunny day. The window acts as a soft box and gives a very nice light that really steps up your portrait.
When it comes to gear you want to make sure to use a DSLR or SLR that operates with a mirror. These fancy new mirrorless cameras don't do the trick here, their picture quality may be better, but we all know that we need a mirror to see/portrait yourself.

>someone told me if you use flash then that isn't what you look like too
Sadly this is true. Gear companies have been trying to create a flash that doesn't disturb the image. Noses get bigger, hairlines are suddenly receded .. I heard from a case where the skin color changed. Even the ridiculously pricy Broncolor studio light setup I have at my University switches your nose on the picture if you use it on yourself.
I could explain you the technical details on how flashes change your appearance but that would be too long for a 4chan post, I'm sure you can find a youtube video about it, fascinating stuff.

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>>2787557
>Heads get bigger, ears are suddenly receded .. I heard from a case where the earth color changed.

>>2787547
Most important aspect: use a normal or short telephoto lens. Do not use an ultra wide from a camera-phone.

>>2787505
It's friggen exactly like any other adapted glass. So long as the flange distance isn't so short it's fucking up your sensor, the only problem you might have is you can't focus to infinity and/or vignetting.

>>2787511
Is there any info about how far back a lens can go before it will hit the mirror? That's my main concern.

>>2787515
look up flange distance for the lens and body

>>2787485
Your cell phone.

>>2787485
Canon AE1

>>2787485
Pentax 6x7

Or a used a7r with zeiss glass or olympus manual focus leses and adapter

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>>2787434
You know there is a gear thread for stupid shit like this

>>2787440
For an entry level camera and for someone who doesn't take it that seriously, mostly for beyond casual stuff I don't think it is that stupid. However, I can understand some camera enthusiasts not liking the idea of this camera.

Lowepro Streetline looks like a Peak Design clone, and it's cheaper.

I messed around with the Peak Design bag the other day, and it's actually pretty cool, and different from any other bag I've seen. The material is really thin and stiff, and that means the whole bag is really slim from the outside. It looks like a mirrorless bag, but you open it up and there's room for a DSLR.

I didn't really think it seemed like it'd be great to use, though. The ergonomics and organization were pretty much the same as any old Lowe or Tamrac bag or whatever, and the flap seems like it'd be a pain to work with because the heavy metal clasp makes it want to fall down all the time. It's probably the coolest bag out there right now for a casual urban shooter, sort of the men's equivalent of a Jill-E bag or whatever, but can't compete with Think Tank for serious use.

I have the lowepro pro runner aw 450. Very big and heavy bag. Not the best for the all day caring around. But for shootings or if you going to one spot you can carry a lots of fucking stuff in them. All my gear + laptop and tablet fits in there. Really good build quality this lowepro bags but not the cheapest

>>2787234
Fixing the screen will cost dramatically more than just buying another one.

>>2787237
How do you know?

>>2787279
Because anyone with the part and the knowledge of how to replace it didn't get to where he was by charging less than $22 for his work.

>>2787121
>I still haven't given up taking photos yet
Good!
Resize please. I'm on a data cap but would like to look at your photos as you post them.

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>>2787122
Oh shit! I'm posting from the wrong place, my bad

demonising my vid*