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V600 and a Film Tray.

It'll be like 155

Lemme just hijack this thread
I'm also looking for a film scanner under $200, but it must be supported by SANE ("good" or "complete" on http://www.sane-project.org/lists/sane-mfgs-cvs.html) It would also be nice if it could do 4x5.

currently I'm looking at the canon 9000f, but it can't do 4x5 in a single pass. I've used one before and was pretty happy with the results so it's probably a good choice for 35mm or medium format.

>>2709622
This, my V600 is tits. I don't even have an expensive film tray, just the one it comes with. its fine.

>>2709188
I don't use them myself, but sometimes we use one with my girlfriend when she feels a bit kinky.
She has the one with vibration and perl massage function.

>>2709189
Any pictures?

>>2709197
Only for private uses, friend

>>2709114
when sony announce the new compact mf mirrorless for $5000.

or when sony figures out how to stitch a bunch of 1/2.3" sensor to make mf.

>>2709116
645d is 3k$

i want mf mirrorless to be a reality. but i want literal 6x6 sensor, not a cropped "medium format" sensor thats more close to full frame than mf.

because you are poor and they are not

Why do you care about what other people wear and own?

>>2709110
This

link?

http://terrysdiary.com/page/2

http://imgur.com/a/npaS6

what is your budget? "entry level" is pretty broad.

i got into photography in the same manner as you, i loved hiking. started with a nikon coolpix s9700 which is a decent option as its capable of decent macro photography (bugs) as well as very long zoom (bears) and wide-angle shots (landscapes). the sensor is the same size as your cell phone's, however. the shots weren't of optimal quality but it was way more versatile than a cell phone.

i upgraded to a full frame Nikon D750. that's unnecessary for you. i wanted to develop my macro photography more and started a small business with it. it's a full frame DSLR but i can still comfortably hike with it.

i'd look into the fuji x100t if you can afford it, great camera. the sony a6000 is another great option and you have the option of using different lenses. also the sony rx100s are a great hiker's camera

my thinking is, as a hiker, you're looking for a camera to produce nice wide-angle landscape shots in a relatively high amount of light. if you want to do wildlife too that really changes things.

>>2708479
Thanks for the info. I am a student and my budget is limited sadly. I was looking for something around the 500-600$, or for some camera names to look out for on craiglists.

>>2708482
but what kind of things are you looking to shoot?

honestly for $200 this could do a lot for you:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1120489-REG/nikon_26483_coolpix_s7000_digital_camera.html

at your budget i'd ignore pretty much any interchangable lens system... there's not much point IMO. there's plenty of decent point & shoots in your budget to learn photography basics with and take hiking shots.

>>2708315
One thing I've had issue worry is finding good enough gloves where I can feel the buttons/controls while still not getting frostbite. Any recommendations there?

>>2708315
I just dress like a normal person. If I'm shooting street then I try to dress sharp. If you dress well people are usually less perturbed and more receptive.

If I'm out in the country or just shooting architecture then usually sweatpants and a gilet.

Ellesse make some damn comfy sweatpants.

Fair weather:

Jeans, hoodie, hiking boots. Always keep a few large garbage bags in my pack in case it rains. (I just throw one over myself and one over the lens and wait it out).

Wet weather:

Same, but raincoat.

Cold weather: Same, but winter hoodie and gloves.

I keep it simple.

you should probably clean that cup, mildew is bad mmkay

>>2706578

What processing did you do to this mate?

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OPO used with FV-5 camera app and post processing on pc
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>Camera too big for hands
>Doesn't want to use a smaller camera
>What are my options?

Get bigger hands?

>>2706392
>What are my options?

suck cock for a living. photography is literally, biologically not for you.

Nice nails, if they're yours.

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>>2706197

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>>2706197

>>2706106
yep
dont really like the style but im glad you're innovating

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>>2706117

thanks.

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>>2706106
Vaguely.

What's it like to be an unlikable attention whore who's bad at photography? Even that lizard faced cross-dressing sociopath tripfag from Alabama hates you.

Drop the name, and open your heart and mind. Let go of your delusions and accept you're shit. It's the only way to stop sucking.

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>>2703504
flat grey skies are best skies.

Giant softbox, yes please.

noob.

>>2703506
>beginner here
>noob
Well, yes?

Give me examples on what you shoot in such weather, Anon. I want to learn to utilize it for something.

Greens are usually a lot greener in that cloudy weather than they would be when it's sunny

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>>2709182
Nikon fags on suicide watch
http://briansmith.com/worlds-first-nikon-f-auto-focus-adapter-for-sony-e-mount/

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>>2709190
>suicide watch
Hardly. Mirrorless will always be sub-par to DSLRs when it comes to moving subjects. No adapter can improve that flaw.

>>2709182
I know this may get asked heaps but what are your recommendations for solid entry level? Specs, features or actual products.

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