What filter and camera should I use to achieve this effect? First time on /p/, sorry.
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>>2976997
or something like this
>>2976998
or this
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>>2976997
god damn it, use the fucking stupid questions thread, its to contain shit like this.
your OP picture was taken using a film camera, you cant replicate those little strings on a DSLR without them looking like shit. So get a film camera and b&w film.
Otherwise, if youre gonna use a DSLR, just pop the raw file (i'm not going to go in detail about settings because you should already know this) into lightroom or camera raw, and convert to grayscale. Maybe lessen the clarity to achieve that blur. I'm not going to tell you how to get everything else right tho.
Fuck you, now delete this.
>>2977007
where do i buy a film camera? isn't that expensive lol
>>2977007
Dude why so mad help the guy out with your knowledge, this is /p/ not /b/.
>>2976997
If you have a decent camera shoot in manual and out of focus. Afterwards you can adjust in post processing as in Photoshop or a free program on the internet. Look for the programs presets. I hope this helps. Also look for sepia.
>>2977010
its cheaper to buy into it you can get completely usable stuff from 10-60$, but film and developing is expensive.
>>2977019
Because this autistic retard keeps posting this question
>>2977010
>isn't that expensive lol
au contraire
>>2976997
>filter
>filter
>filter
MILLENNIALS
>>2977298
Filters have a basis in traditional photography, they could use this to help achieve that soft focus. http://www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/specialeffectsfilters/diffuser/ I'd ask you to think before you speak, but from your smug comment I know that would be far too much.
>>2977424
>soft focus
>out of focus
jfc
>>2976997
Softening Filter 1000x strength
>>2977019
considering how retarded this whole thread is, that was pretty solid advice though
>>2977458
You're welcome
>>2977424
if that's what he meant he would've said something like
>hey /p/ how do i get a lens filter that makes anime girls look like this
yall baitable af baka senpai desu