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Show your pics of random objects or the floor.

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I've been shooting with an X-E1 and then X-T10 for 5 or 6 years. I got to wondering whether the full frame thing actually mattered or if Zack Arias wasn't swallowing a shill pill.

Borrowed a D750 and damn. This thing fucking delivers the IQ goods. But the shutter is loud as a fucking earthquake.

Is the IQ boost a sugar pill? Am I seeing what I want to see? Help me out /p/ before I sell my shit and buy some comparable bigger heavier louder shit.

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Why is /p/ so obsessed with film?

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I'm looking to start up my own company but I've been trying to find engineers that create camera and they are very hard to find.

I've been suggested to go to camera companies such as Canon or Nixon and ask but why would they give me their engineers?

Any other suggestions?

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Hi guys. Just putting up a thread for a 3 month trip away. Currently in Abu Dhabi airport waiting 7 hours for flight #3. Kill me.

Here's the first photo, coming in over the alps, editing on a pos laptop, so fuck knows what the colours are like.

I hope you enjoy.

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Ok so trying to sort out this image to go onto canvas, loses all detail, by any chance can some one do me a huge favor fix the pic resolution so it can go onto a decent 50cm wide canvas, have done all the editing from my phone.

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I bought my first camera 5 months ago, and recently, 2 books from Bresson and Harry Gruyaert that really help me a lot. Some critique will help a lot, i struggle a lot with the framing and what things to cut off from it.

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Why the hell can't I get the film to consistently spool on the roll? I'm using pic related and 35mm film.

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welp, my work here must come to an end.
i had a stroke a couple months ago & shit just ain't lookin good for old bass.
i walk with a cane, my arms shake like michael j fox & i seem to have forgotten a couple weddings and vacations.

so.. you guys take care, stay outta trouble & take some fuckin photos.

bass out.

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I want to get into this I just only have 175 you can go under as much as you want just I need a good one with video and picture in a kinda high quality.

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So I'm making a website and for some reason I have a pretty big attachment to these set of images. I would love to include the set on my website but would like to get some opinions about it as a whole as well as the image order (which I think is very important). The basic concept is the passing of summer. The set will be named Dog Days. So yeah, comments/crit encouraged. If you think it sucks tell me why or don't bother commenting. If you think it works please tell me why so I can maybe use some of those reasons while making the other sets for my site. Cheers in advance.

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hello /p:

long time lurker here, I occasionally post a photo or two in threads but mostly just read and attempt to learn, amidst the gear threads, shitposting, and noise.

I have an honest question for the amateur/pro photographers - it seems there is a fair amount of hate for any sort of borders on photos - and not just the cheesy VSCO or Instagram type borders. Is it artistically "better" to leave off any sort of border whatsoever with your photos?

Question two - watermarks. I would think it would be better to protect your images, even though anyone halfway adept with photoshop can remove them. But is it an unpardonable sin to use watermarks to protect your images online? just a basic "copyright 2015, photographer name" is all I am thinking of, not some big logo or cheesy byline.

While I am at it:

I hope the /p 2015 photobook gets made
Isi is not too shabby of a photographer
Daido Moriyama is GOD
Eric Kim rustles my jimmies
Kai is a cute (ok no homo)
My first 10,000 pics are indeed sucking
>pic related - one of the only pics of mine I actually like

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How does Luke Fontana (or whoever processes his stuff) achieve this look? It seems like just 1 or 2 lights but how's the color grade done? I can't put my finger on it.

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/p/ tier movies.

Post movies with great lighting or generally well composed shots. I know there are a few out there but none spring to mind other than the lighting in Skyfall.

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Hi /p/hotoshoppers.
Please help me out.
I need a picture of a zebra with a cow's head on a white background.