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This was my first roll of black and white, and my first roll using an actual light meter rather than completely guessing (second roll of film ever...).
They all seem a teenth bit under exposed, should I open up an f/stop/slow my shutter speed down by one or could this be in the development process?
This was on a Rollei if that makes a difference.
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Ill post a few from that roll
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>>2771415
Unless you're posting the whole roll, this doesn't deserve it's own thread.
But to answer your question, it's more likely you don't know how to use a light meter.
If you just pointed it at that scene, the brightness of the highlights would definitely have thrown off the reading.
You should meter for what you want correctly exposed., or if that's too complicated for you, for the shadows, in most scenes when shooting negative film.
critique me
Hi guys can anyone suggest a quick fix. I have vlc2 Praktica. I don't want to visit a professional yet. I've been trying to insert a film and I've seem to broken the shutter. It just stays open I have a video too. Advice greatly appreciated.
https://d1wst0behutosd.cloudfront.net/videos/7679906.og2.mp4?Expires=1455994411&Signature=bcSY5gxWm9n492EigTAmkm~sj~p-bp1Mo9vL6DvmflxIRX93AW3XLm0pCLs1p0kcVt9vi-eOiASjs2iiNCJVgAWpwfZZyPdpgps~Zdt9uNlbIIW~adTWLdz2GLoNZEChVng4WKm9QS8epHdRAjf5887QOo1CXBbf~VZQrOIxrrT42wLuduz6iwrsdRQAkIl81IzUeHzPcHds2K-ks-JhU2E02K0N2t7D89LznZxHeVKhYDkc5nqn~HPXCGNj0mP7tcQtDIqAbqAGUFYDThwMT3iceoIJPRl6z9zRlyzKD0h4e1tm78BEWhBQ-OgPSQBkG9FmTz2uIveYDNqiaaszUg__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAJJ6WELAPEP47UKWQ
pls guys
>>2773689
How the fug do you destroy a shutter while inserting a roll of film?
Get a new camera. Shutter problems are never easy to repair and letting a professional repair it would cost more than the camera's worth.
You could always screw off the bottom and see if something's wrong. Maybe it's a simple fix. Probably not though.
Sticky: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gh-fomKSuIEZ-GJo2tere4YMjsDvmmsuyiJKzQ-1ZRk
I nominate Kubrick-kun as the leader of this thread.
>>2762579
Right now, what do people think is the best well-rounded option for internal 4k in terms of features to price?
>>2762885
I don't know you pick it out. Just go find a camera you like. Probably rent it and then buy it. But just don't be a hipster and just try to be cool with a mirrorless Red Epic and start claiming you are better than everyone because of that camera.
Yes the RED Epic is good, but seeing fucking trees with piano music is shitty the 545th time when labeled under test video and not a short film title.
![salary-budget[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/P4jPUET.jpg "salary-budget[1].jpg")
In terms of salary, what is probably the max I'll ever earn doing retouching or photography?
Currently I do both for a local cosmetics company and get paid 55k plus budget for photography; its extremely lax, I know all the equipment in the studio, and since I'm extremely proficient in photoshop I can do things in minutes compared to other illustartor designers, so my security is there.
However I feel like I should eventually ask for a raise but Google is saying I make practically the ceiling, with the 90% percentile making at most 75k.
Should I continue retouching/photography or focus on a different concentration?
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55k with job security is pretty decent for photography, sadly. I made a little more doing a similar job for an auto parts company, but I was also doing a lot of sales and customer service, running the website and social media, and helping to run the business at the same time.
>>2776604
How do you land a job like this? I'd like to learn retouching, but I get the impression that it's not like earning tech certs; it's a little less discrete than that. Where would I start, both as far as jobs and in learning?
>>2777037
Worked as IT first, but then they started ramping up emails so I ending up helping the design team. Since I was photoshopping since middle school (or around the first CS; making mostly forum signatures and just doing whatever tutorial I saw) I practically knew most of the shortcuts in PS, which led me to a recommendation to photography. Company had a marketing fallout so all inner-working knowledge is retained through me and a few other people, which gave us budgeting oversight and security.
Retouching is learning...
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Is there a website by means of which one can upload his/her own pictures and obtain royalties if the users decide to use them?
>>2777022
getty?
500px?
>>2777136
This.
Some snapshits from a rare day of sunlight and frost here.
This is APX 100 that I found in a bulk loader in a thrift store. Shot at ISO 25 and developed for 18 minutes in xtol1+3.
Still a little thin, though. Could easily have given it a couple minutes more in the developer.
Here are 4 photos from a bi-weekly activity, that I have been doing for the last month, with 4 to 6 year olds.
This activity involves the children bringing in objects that the wish to see enlarged in a macro photograph.
Every two weeks I also use a set of photos I take with them, surrounding a common theme (e.g.: different types of paper, fabric etc.); this set is incorporated into a 'Guess what?' game that I have set up at the entrance of the school where I work.
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The whole point of the activity is to show the children that their environment beholds more detail than that seen by the naked eye.
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I have also started trying out a few homemade 'camera obscura's to see if it's something I could do as an activity with the children.
Unfortunately, insofar I haven't found an opaque paper translucent enough to act as a good screen, nor the proper distance the screen should be from the pinhole.
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Another Idea was to lightseal a room with only a small hole cut into a cardboard covering a window. The resulting porjected image could be fun for them.
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How do i make a still life rig that's pretty decent and inexpensive for an assignment i have coming up
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youre looking it at it
>>2776542
the exact image you posted. Skip the wood if you want really cheap
I built a light tent out of foam core and white nylon from the local fabric store once. Basically, I just made a box out of the foam core and then cut out all but the outer 2" or so of each side, and then covered it with the fabric. It worked pretty well but took up a lot of space and wasn't really something I could take apart and reassemble later, so I got rid of it and bought a real light tent later on.
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This is the second street photography thread in 2 days.
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>>2775585
total snapshit, not focused and it doesnt have any atraction points, nothing sticks out. sorry man but these pics are a bit of a mess. sorry m8
Old one here >>2769615
Shooting for awhile, just got back into it more seriously.
These were taken over the past week or so.
Any and all criticism welcome!
1/6
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>>2773041
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>>2773042
3/6
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>>2773043
4/6
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How do I rid of the glare on the lights?
I'm not a photographer, and don't know shit. I took this on a Nokia Lumia 1020. I didn't know who to ask, so I figured I'd come here.
Night shots are always a disaster because of the glare
Please help
Don't take pictures with lights in them.
>>2776512
Thanks breh
>>2776499
Use a better potato.
Hey /g/ I'm looking to buy a new camera to take my hobby of shooting video (which is also my career ) to the next level and I was considering the Panasonic HC-X1000 and I was wondering if any shutterbugs here had any hands on experience with it. Or would a DVX200 work better? I hear the blacks on the HCX1000 can be dookies and that it sucks at low light.
First for fuck off sonyfags. Get the Panasonic.
>>2776424
Both of the cameras I listed are Panasonics.
>>2776407
wait for gh5.
http://www.43rumors.com/ft4-nikkan-says-panasonic-will-launch-a-6k-mirrorless-system-camera-in-fiscal-year-2016/
Post your film fuckups itt
>>2759947
The only thing I fvcked up was your mum m8
Accidental double exposures
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>>2760320
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Took my X70 to a Trump rally just now. I also got the Creative Cloud and I've noticed that as I load an image, LR will change the colors just a bit after it has loaded my RAW file. Is there a way to stop that? It seems like it saturates the image a bit and it teases me with colors I prefer as it loads the image and then takes it away.
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>>2775710
Lightroom General Presets -> Zeroed
Also, Camera calibration -> profile -> adobe standard or embedded
>>2775716
Awesome, thank you. I'm really digging this camera so far and LR is also new to me.
>>2775717
i also wanted to know but never looked about. it was a simple google search tbqhf. film presets how are they? post more pics
