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Good morning /p/,
I took this photo a while back and didn't bother to shop out the blutack holding the nut shells in place.
However, an Anon pointed it out when I posted the pic, but seeing as I hardly ever manipulate my photos (apart from basics to do with exposition, tint etc.) I'm stuck on how to get rid of the blutack and keep it looking clean.
I'm not demanding an outright explanation, but just a few mechanisms or optimal tools that I can look up for myself.
pic related is the one doing my head in.
Thanks for your time guys.
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You could either cut the shells out, put a white background on it and paint in the shadows, or you can use the clone stamp. It's a bit tricky, you want to make sure to match the tones of the shadows properly
>>2729698
Thanks for the reply, I think photoshop is a lost cause on this one...as they say, you can't polish a turd.
I'll re-shoot I guess, and this time round I won't be a dipstick.
Having said that, I did try clone stamping, and it was a disaster...
check
>>2729268
garbage framing.
Since it's Christmas, it's finally time to stop gearfagging
First up, some attempts at processing everything with the in-camera RAW converter, even the cropping.
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>>2729198
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Merry Christmas, /p/, I present to you my gift to the board for putting up with my shit all year.
The time of the Great Sugar Thread is upon us. There will probably be a couple reposts I'm sure, it is a Sugar thread after all it's almost expected at this point. The last 6 months have been a blur and I can barely remember what loads I picked up or where I have been let alone what I posted on an anonymous image board.
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Somewhere in California.
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Why does /p/ hate leicas?
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>>2724370
Same reason /g/ hates Apple. Not saying it's right or wrong but the mentality is the same
>>2724370
It's not the camera, it is their owners.
Worst circlejerking collective in the photography world.
I dislike them because they're on some weird pedestal that I never understood. You can do street photography with ANY camera. Leicas and rangefinders don't offer any kind of advantage. It is gear whoring at its finest.
Are there any more photos that resemble Renaissance artwork? Either purposely or otherwise. This photo is one of my favorites of all time, it reminds me of La Pietà by Michelangelo
/r/accidentalrenaissance
>inb4 leddit
Ammazzati.
Memeronni.
I'm thinking about getting into b&w film.
What are the differences between Kodak Tri-X and T-Max?
Or does anyone prefer Ilford b&w film?
Thanks, /p/
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Tri-X is GOAT BW film. Ridiculous exposure latitude even Kodak themselves says you can push it to 1600. Mega contrast.
Tmax has finer grain and not as much latitude. You can still blow your exposure by quite a bit though. Tmax 100 is nice for long exposure or landscape.
Learn on Tri-X though, the large exposure latitude will let you fuck up quite a bit and still have a workable image.
T-Max is a modern tabular grain film (as are Ilford Delta & Fuji Neopan) while Tri-X is an older non tabular grain film. So T-Max will theoretically provide more detail (I think Kodak still claim it as the world's finest grain b&w film) while Tri-X will give you a more 'traditional' look.
Tri-X @ 1600 is indeed love (picrelated) & supposedly it's more forgiving to bad development than T-Max, which is why I started with it.
Don't rely on us to make the choice for you though - buy a few different rolls & decide for yourself which you like the most & fits your process best.
>>2729625
>Don't rely on us to make the choice for you though
That's strange coming from someone so eager to make literal life-and-death choices for people.
Maybe you learned something after all.
>tfw ordered a russian half frame camera on ebay
>description says it has cosmetic wear but otherwise it works just like intended
>it comes in the mail
>load film in
>advance the film and click the shutter x2
>prepared to take my first photo
>the shutter release doesn't click anymore
>film is stuck
>try this two times with different film roll
>just wasted 2 rolls of film
what do guys
Find the most expensive return postage and get your money back whilst fucking over the untrustworthy seller.
This is why i try and buy my stuff from japan, if you get fucked over you get to usually keep the item because the return recorded postage on a camera is about £60. No one wants to pay that for broken camera stuff.
Never return an item not with recorded post.
>>2728392
>>http://www.lomography.com/magazine/31176-chaika-3-half-frame-for-the-space-age
>After putting it through its paces, I discovered a problem with the fastest shutter speed setting. The first shot at the fastest shutter speed works as expected, but the film advance stop stops working so that I can just keep winding and winding. At the same time, when I wind to the next frame, the shutter automatically fires. So, I can actually use this to take several rapid-fire shots in a row without pressing the shutter release button. I just wind to the next frame and it automatically shoots the next picture. I can fix this by switching back to a slower shutter speed. When I do this, I can slowly advance the film and the shutter will stay open in “B” mode until I wind all the way to the next frame.
You're probably just retarded.
I'm glad you wasted two rolls of film, you don't deserve happiness.
>implying loading a russian half-frame camera has ever NOT been a waste of film
Which camera? My Agat 18K developed a sticking problem and I fixed it by taking the camera apart. The problem was that the spring inside the winder knob had gotten crooked because I wound it too hard/far when advancing the film. Was an easy enough fix.
Is anyone familiar with copyright law regarding Facebook? I shared photos on my personal photo page, as well as another group page.
(I also have these photos on Flickr with specific usage policy that they cannot be used for commercial use without my permission).
A major news station here used 6 of these photos in a 6 minute long news story. They conveniently put their segment logo over my watermark, and did not credit me in any way.
I work my butt off taking pictures and doing shoots, I don't think this is ok.
I found a PDF on Facebook photo copyright law/fair usage... but I'm no lawyer.
http://www.jthtl.org/content/articles/V10I1/JTHTLv10i1_Stewart.PDF
Pic related, one of the 6.
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>>2728390
You waive your rights when you post pics on FaceBook. any photo you post is now FaceBook's property, and they can use them with or without your consent. look up on it, simple google search can tell you.
>>2728397
Sorry but that is wrong info. Googling was the first thing I did, and every site I went to said you still retain all ownership of your works.
Straight from FB:
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>>2728403
You retain copyright, but you also grant Facebook permission to use the photos however they want.
post your snapshits here and i'll edit it to make it look better with only a few mins.
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>>2729542
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ITT: someone demonstrates yet again, that 99% of /p/eople who think they are edit-masters actually suck at it.
>2k15
>editing jpg
>Asked my parents for photo books this christmas
>Suggested Magnum photo book
>they buy this and a bunch of non-photo books for me
Please recommend photo books for me to buy /p/.
ITT: Must have photo books.
>Asked my parents for gifts
>Suggested things
>they buy me gifts
just look up anything robert mapplethrope. i think you'd two get along
>>2729290
Here's a list of photobooks of the year
http://andthewinnersare.tumblr.com/
>>2729290
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What does /p/ think of lomography?
>>2728054
It's for talentless hipster cunts that are too useless to take up real photography.
>>2728054
>what does an elitist community think of a niche subculture?
This question has been asked many times and can only be answered one way by its audience.
Personally I love their 400 ISO film for its colors but I don't use much else of their stuff.
My girlfriend bought me a konstruktor camera as she knows I love making model kits and taking pictures and it takes some pretty fun photos
>>2728060
>real photography
loving every laugh. there is no "real' photography you bafoon.
My family decided to take a picture like on a roller coaster and I need help to photoshop help
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you and your despicable photo can fuck right off.
>>2729350
I second this. We're not your personal army.
>>2729349
angel pls.
build wall.
We have a worst lens thread, but I want to know what the worst camera you've ever used is. Can be film or digital.
For me it was this piece of shit:
http://www.amazon.com/Vivitar-2-1-MP-Camera-V25-BLACK/dp/B004531T4Y
I bought it a few years ago at a walmart out of curiosity because it was the cheapest digital camera they had. Even in bright sunlight it can't take a usable photo. pic related is in "low resolution mode." The high res photos don't look much better.
It also stored all photos in internal memory, so if the batteries died all your photos were gone. And it came with a proprietary usb connector to boot, so if you lost that, you'd have no way to transfer photos from the camera, not that you'd want to.
>>2728378
'Worst' one I ever owned was a cheap Nikon p&s that literally lasted about five minutes out of the box.
my friend had a Sony CyberShot he got for christmas and I held it and felt the buttons and shit, and oh my god it's so horrendous. I can't stress it enough. And the pictures are like a cellphone from 2005.
>>2728378
10/10 photo senpai
I have three rolls of film from the last three or so months (I know, I don't shoot enough) which I just scanned and processed. I'm posting in chronological order the ones that aren't complete ass, so they'll get generally better as it goes
>r8 my shots
>h8 my shit scanning
>and be kind to your Sister :^)
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>>2728242
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>>2728243
There's about 90 but I'm too lazy and forgetful to number so just look at the thread image count.
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