How do I achieve this look?
Do I need to own a FF?
Thanks in advance
>>2732278
mostly in the post processing
the dof is dependant on what sensor size
>>2732278
I think an ultra wide angle lens should help you get a similar look.
today my girlfriend and I took our friend to take some photos in some abandoned house what do you guys think please r8. Do you have any creepy shots?
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>>2732188
>Modern professional cameras produce images straight from the camera of such high quality that the need for adjustments in image-editing software is much less than in the past. Photographers and editors should strive to use as little post-processing as possible while adhering to our standards of image quality. All photographers should understand the limitations of their laptop screens and their working environments.
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>>2731460
why would I care to?
>>2731465
Work for Reuters? Produce photojournalistic work that doesn't skew the truth but upholds objectivity? Do great work while also upholding shit tough standards? Challenge yourself?
Could be many reasons.
calm down, it's just reuters telling people megapickels don't matter
so my sister got one of these for christmas and it's actually pretty fun.
so I'm gonna get a polaroid. any suggestions or should I just go instax mini.? I'd prefer square format but not if it's gonna be way harder to find film.
in b4 massive hipster
i know
>>2729156
Unless you want to pay many times more for frame...
There's a instant wide too.
I like the instax wide. some years ago I got my gf some Polaroid 600. 4 exposures since then as the Impossible films suck. You're certainly better off with some instax if you don't care about the 'real polaroid look'.
>>2729163
don't the use the same film?
looking at instax mini 90 rn
I am leaving for a trip tomorrow and will bring my trusty A7.
But I can't decide if I want to bring my Loxia 2/50 or borrow a Nokton 50/1.1.
I really can't decide. I like the close focus of the Lox, but the Noct is so nice and bright... I am sorry if this shouldn't be outside the gear thread, I need opinions desperately.
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>>2731312
It sounds like you have used the loxia a lot.
unfamilliar gear can help you push yourself in other directions.
also, what trip is this. if you are in a warm country, take the loxia. if its a cold country with lots of dark bars and people and indoor locations youll obvi be better off with a brighter lens.
>>2731317
Reasonable enough. It will be a trip to Hungary so I expect quite a lot of darkess.
Nokton 50 and a backup Sony/Zeiss 35/2.8 seems pretty reasonable then.
>>2731317
>unfamilliar gear can help you push yourself in other directions.
It's still a 50mm lens... it just gives more BOKEH. This is not a direction you should be trying to go in....
A tripod would be more beneficial.
I got an Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT from my parents this christmas. It's their old, but perfectly functioning camera whose been in many battles. It works great.
I'm starting to read the manual but I want to jump right in...
- how do I get gud?
- is manual the best way to make unique-good looking shots?
- when is autofocus approriate?
- is everything Photoshopped to make things look good these days?
Thanks /p/
Love
/g/
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>>2731984
>- how do I get gud?
Practice, and shoot mindfully. Learn to open your eyes, and seek out interesting scenes, and THEN bring out your camera, rather than saying "I want to take a photo" and trying to force some boring shot of a center piece on your mom's diningroom table.
Ask yourself "is this a photo that anyone is going to want to look at?" and be honest with yourself about the answer.
>- is manual the best way to make unique-good looking shots?
No. Manual is a tool, and has it's uses. None of the modes are objectively better than the others. Manual is useful in strange lighting situations, or when you're using strobes. In general, you should spend most of your time in P, Av or Tv.
>- when is autofocus approriate?
At all times where your AF system is able to lock reliably. You get no bonus points for manually focusing, and the risk of missing the shot is much higher.
>- is everything Photoshopped to make things look good these days?
Yes. As it should be. Capturing the photo in-camera is only half of the job. A complete photo has been corrected and polished up for presentation.
>>2731984
- how do I get gud?
learning the technicalities from someone or online and going out and shooting the shit out of everything but with thought and consideration and not just snapshitting like you would with an iPhone
- is manual the best way to make unique-good looking shots?
no, manual is useful for those situations where the camera isn't automatically doing what you want it to do, it's not an artistic tool
understanding when manual is appropriate came to me after lots of shooting, initially...
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Enjoy you cam, I had the 350D for a long time and I was completely satisfied (until I updated when I knew what I wanted).
>- how do I get gud?
practice, read, rinse & repeat. The sticky is a good place to start, also I'd recommend reading Understand Exposure by Bryan Peterson to get down the basics of Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO.
>- is manual the best way to make unique-good looking shots?
it depends.
>- when is autofocus approriate?
always, unless you're...
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In the future, don't use the posterize filter.
>>2731625
post more pls
this is bad by itself
i am actually curious how you got it that shit
that compression method is one hell of an autistic compression algortihm
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What 3rd party apps do people use for their camera phones?
Not editing, but one to shoot with.
I'm on an Android, but ios too because discussion.
in this thread: 3rd reich apps general
I only use the Canon EOS Remote app with Instagram. Kinda crazy the amount of praise I get for just shooting wide open with muh nifty fifty a and a slight filter effect.
People suggest that I should work for HONY.
>>2731694
triggered. bravo.
How was this made
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short flash + long exposure a.k.a. slow sync
>>2731299
I go for rear sync so the trails lead up to the shot. This was my Christmas.
>>2731277
light painting a long exposure, using a flash sometime during the exposure to capture the subjects
I'm going to pull the trigger tomorrow, but I'm being very indecisive.
>Nikon D5500, 18-55 VR II, and 50 1.4G
>Nikon D7100, 18-55 VR II, and 50 1.8G
>Nikon D7200 50 1.8G
Thoughts?
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>>2730645
http://www.adorama.com/IPXK3.html
>>2730647
Interesting anon, thank you. I believe the store I'm headed to tomorrow sells Pentax so I'll take a look at it.
>>2730645
Do you need the AF-D screw?
Do you need the tilt screen?
Do you need the top info panel?
Do you need the more rugged construction?
How can you be indecisive? It's just yes or no questions.
> 50 1.4G
Not really worth it over the 50 1.8G, extra money better spent elsewhere.
>Nikon D7200 50 1.8G
Unless you know for certain you enjoy shooting only at a 75mm FoV, this is likely just going to be too restrictive for general...
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>>2730506
let's take a minute and remember this gem
https://youtu.be/q8luILqeqpo?t=2m4s
>>2730506
is this even possible
>>2730512
what the fuck do you mean theres a seal right there dude
so i had some provia in the fridge for like 5 months. it's in the canister in the packaging in a plastic bag, to like avoid ruining the film.
so I think i'm gonna start shooting it today. do i just leave the bag as it is and let it reach room temp? or should i open the package and have the canister out?
sorry i'm kind of retarded
Kind of retarded is an understatement. Just pull it out of the fridge and fucking use it. Wait maybe 5 minutes if you can't handle it.
Wait 6 hours in room temperature. Then open it.
Leave it as it is until it warms up a bit. Also, you can shoot it straight away if it was not frozen.
Going to key west in February. What's the cheapest solution to get good underwater photos?
I have a t2i
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>>2729166
Yicam + diving case. "Good" is of course relative here.
But it is usually actually cheaper than just the DSLR diving case, and arguably a bit less in the way.
>>2729166
plastic bag + tape
>Key West in February
Have fun sitting in traffic for 6 hours.
How can I get my images to look like this in post-processing?
another example (albeit a bit underexposed)
crush the blacks, make blues more cyan
Make hilights cyan
change blues to cyan
fuck with white balance
Ok /p/ I need a new monitor.
Right now I'm using a total piece of shit Acer with like 50% colors a 960x720p resolution. It looks like shit. I hate it.
Can anyone recommend a monitor that will be great for editing photos for under $400 (ish)? I do zero gaming so refresh rate doesn't matter.
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Dell U2414H is on sale for $250 in Canada.
>>2730750
ask /g/
Whatever the flavour of the month 27", ips, 2560x1440, korean monitor off ebay is and a spyder.
And use dvi or dp, not hdmi.
Theres very few actual panels made, the cheap korean stuff is identical where it counts. And personally i prefer not having a glutton of image calibration shit built into the monitor when a spyder will always give great results for colour.