Legitimately the first ever PENTACKS I've ever seen IRL. Have you ever spotted a PENTACKS in the wild /p/?
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A friend used to shoot pentax. Last one I saw was yesterday.. cute little asian girl who was waiting for the elevator next to me and my friends. Actually nice cameras.
>>2740168
I've never seen a Pentax, Fuji, or Oly/Panasonic in the wild. All Canon, Nikon, and the raaare Sony mirrorless.
Just mine...
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Film vs Digital / Video, Archive edition
Lets forget about quality for this thread and focus on archiving.
there is no doubt in my mind that the video out of my a6000 is vastly better than my canon 814 super8, and is a fraction of the cost per minute of footage.
I recently read an article stating that Hollywood is going back to film because it costs less in the long rung, storing film is cheap and the technology to play it back doesn't get obsolete like software. While archiving video requires constant transfer to newer and newer formats, with the possibility of quality loss in each recoding.
Is film worth looking at for the average joe for archiving, are all our digital pictures and HD video just as doomed to time as VHS and Zip-disks?
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Oh god no just when Bolex-Pailliard Super 8 stuff was getting affordable hipsters are going to drive the prices of them back up again.
Fuck my life I didn't want one anyway
>>2739755
I thought video formats were pretty stable by now?
For horrible examples of improper archiving you should look at early digital audio formats. Actually, even some later digital audio formats.
we are studying at home.
we need funny moments in the picture, can you help us? thanks a lot
pic related
>>2737481
what could you possibly expect to come of this
what goes through you people's minds whenever they post insipid "make a le funny me me" requests on a photography board
what do you want, a clown nose added? lactating nipples? meat falling from the ceiling? a lamprey mouth? would it really be all that better than going to some funny image website and looking?
>Cause this was a thing and I am amazed by it!!
Got a new book yesterday and this is just to great to not share.
>Pull pistol trigger to open shutter
A.K.A. taking the picture.
>Pull the hammer back to rotate cylinder
A.K.A. moving that negative to the back and bringing another forward.
The Photo Revolver is from 1882, printed on 20x20mm dry plates, had no viewfinder, held up to 10 dry plates at a time (earlier versions only held 4), and was exposed by opening the barrel which was a 70mm periscope with f/10 lense inside the barrel.
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I. NEED. This.
...in my life...
>NOW!
>>2737137
>be american
>go out to take photos with photo revolver
>get shot
>>2737137
>go to the cop
>hey can I shoot a photo out of you
>"Sure"
>Take out revolver de poche
>Get shot
Old thread >>2734779
This is my first post and I'm sure you'll be able to tell from the photo itself, so please C&C and destroy my interest in the hobby.
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>>2736610
I kinda like it. It's nothing special and you've got a fuckton of negative space at the bottom, but the little cabin light is giving me cozy feelings
>>2736595
bumping for an answer
I dont know why the fame file looks different depending on where i'm viewing it, or what it actually looks like to others/if it changes based on what theyre using to view it
Where do you share your photos and interact with followers?
I tried Flickr, but I wasn't really feeling it. Should I try Instagram? I feel like Instagram has a much wider audience.
What do you guys use?
>>2735637
Also, is 500px or any of the other Flickr alternatives worth using? Do they have a worthwhile userbase?
Yeah, 500px has a dedicated community
>>2735637
I use Flickr and Instagram. I find it's easier to get followers on Flickr but more people use Instagram. I think it depends on your kind of photography. Flickr users tend to go for more generic beautiful photos where Instagram loves fashion and more unorthodox photos with filters (raised and crushed blacks in your tone curve for 20% more likes!). 500px tends to be where the best stuff that everyone will like goes.
Post your Instagram accounts below, make sure to include sample image/s and a link.
www.instagram.com/mctomch
Cars, personal life, and Japan right now.
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https://www.instagram.com/the_conditioned_human/
Trying to find my style. Half and half digital and film. Critique very welcome
https://www.instagram.com/alexburkephoto/
Landscapes and whatnot.
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Archived Threads: https://fgts.jp/p/search/subject/video%20general/
Google.
>>2713785
a7s ii + sigma 20mm f1.4
not exactly video but anyone shoot 35mm? looking for lab recommendations in london
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whats the best budget video camera other than the A6000
Photoshop me this bastard faggots
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Why does all my JPG's look so disgusting? Everything I export that contains lots of oranges and other warm colors turn out cold and green. Orange becomes yellow and yellow becomes green, and then I have to edit the JPG's using Windows 10's editing system so that they don't look god-awful.
That is a color profiling problem. sRGB, which is usually the color profile jpegs are exported with, way narrower than adobeRGB, so a lot of compression is going on. On pro editing tools, such as Photoshop, you can "track" the compression to a point there's generally no visual distinction between the before and after (use the save for web... command). On the other hand, more casual programs such Paint or (sometimes) Lightroom won't do the proper tracking of the color when converting from working color space to sRGB, but rather just apply the sRGB profile on top on the working color space, causing the colors to look wrong and awful, like in your pic.
>>2740471
I use Lightroom 5.4, so how do I fix the problem?
>>2740485
I do not use LR, so I can't say. Make sure you exporting the sRGB, not saving it as adobeRGB jpegs. Also, google
eh /p/ this is my first time on this page,I wanna start getting into photography. I want to get a budget dslr to take landscape pics with and maybe some night sky pictures aswell. Ive been looking at the nikon d3000 or the rebel t3, any suggestions? and ik i wont get great quality star shots with these cameras but would i get a decent pic if I set a high ISO, an aperture of f3.5 and a 20 sec exposure time?
buy a cheap aps-c body and a samyang/rokinon 12mm f2.0
>>2740324
My budget is probably 300$ or less
so /p/ what to do ?
i have Canon T3i btw.
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>>2740111
You go outside and take photos.
>>2740111
>don't take 30 second exposures of shit on your desk
>kill yourself
A Canon DSLR updates dead pixel removal data every time manual sensor cleaning is activated. Warm sensor shows more almost dead pixels.
1. Leave camera to shoot video for few minutes to heat up the sensor.
2. Activate sensor cleaning / manual cleaning from menu. (Mirror goes up.)
3. Wait half a minute and turn the power off.
You should see less dead pixels. If that does not help, delete System32.
Guys, I'm going to be honest, I've only lurked this board a few times, but lately have been doing so more and more often and want to get a camera. Pic related was taken by a friend at a racetrack. I'd like to shoot some motorsport too, and have saved up a bit to buy a DSLR and a lens.
I've been gathering some info of the cameras I can afford and it boils down to two: EOS 700D and Pentax K-50. I was going to buy the Pentax because for the same price as the Canon I get an extra 50-200 lens apart from the 18-50 that both include.
A couple of days ago I read the sticky and have been talking to everyone I know that's into photography. Some professionals even. They all recommend Canon. Nevertheless the Pentax is better on paper and includes another lens. Canon has Magic Lantern going for it though (I really don't know if it's actually any good, but some people praise it a lot)
I'm sure this board sees heaps of posts like this one, and you are probably sick of them, but please help me out, I did my best to be as little a noob as I can be, and just want to buy the right thing.
>>2740104
If you're going to be shooting high speed subjects, you'll want an AF system that's better than what's on a canon rebel. Get a beat up 7D body if you do go Canon.
i don't have experience with the Pentax, but I have used both Canon, Nikon, and Fuji cameras, and I can say that the files that come out of non-Canon cameras are much easier to manipulate, push, and edit. Canon is very usable, especially in good light, but it's something to take note of.
>>2740122
What about the 750D? It's supposed to be a nice upgrade from the 700 and is still in my pricerange. Haven't seen many second hand 7Ds around
>>2740104
get a used Canon T2i flash magic lantern get an 18-135mm. or a Nikon D3200 with the 18-140
pentax is good for weather sealing, even if you plan on shooting in light rain the canon and nikon will still do the job regardless. unless youre going storm chasing id recommend getting a canon or nikon due to an array of lens selections
Here you can see my timelapse vid I made with a gopro hero4 silver, and need some recomendations, Here i leave you the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e12_XKR9mSY
I think you could try to put the cam in a better position, with better light conditions
>>2740094
get a 20,000 dollar camera. movie makers use those. they seem to fix the problem.
First of all, I dont know much about cameras, but I do travel alot and I want to try to start taking photos of my adventures. So I want a camera that is good for Nature Photography, but not to expensive. Do you have any suggestions? And please share pics of the best nature photos you have taken!
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What's your budget?
>>2740125
I could probably go up to like 1000-1300$ or so. Maximum. preferably as cheap as possible. But also a good one.
The most important thing for good nature photography is good lenses. Then a good tripod. Then the camera. Yes camera is last.
But just start with a camera with its kit lens until you figure out what focal lengths speak to you. Then you can buy a prime lens (fixed focal length lens) that has great sharpness and no chromatic aberration to fuck up your pictures.
A low end Nikon DSLR is just fine. If you want weather-sealing, you'll pay more. But you'll also get better manual controls. There's no one right answer on what camera to get, because it depends on your budget and your needs.