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Imagine you're going on 4 week trip. There will be a mixture of all types of Photography and you need to pack light. But you still want to bring a DSLR. What is the minimum setup that you can live with?
last time i made a big trip i carried with myself:
-dslr+kit lens
-zenit slr+2 lenses
-pentacon six+1 lens+portra 400
dslr did its job, took about 3000 shots, but cant be bothered to watch at them.
zenit was a light leaky piece of shit, almost all photos were lost. film was ultramax 400. never again.
pentacon did gud first roll, i pretty cool pictures from there. 2nd roll and it went to ass, the frame counter broke so i ended taking pictures thinking it had film but it didnt. lel.
oh, also carried a tripod.
>>2719009
>you need to pack light. But you still want to bring a DSLR
Well there's your first mistake.
I'd bring an APS-C mirrorless and a kit lens. if I'm done packing and still have a bit of weight and space left, I'd throw in a normal/wide fast prime.
I bring my dslr with my trusted 24-105 f4.
It does get a bit heavy but, still love taking photos with it.
Lightroom users, here's a $6 alternative to VSCO Film presets pack: https://gumroad.com/l/filmpresets
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Awesome, can't wait to pay zero dollars for these as well.
Can you tell me exactly why would I spend $6 on a VSCO alternative, when I can pirate the genuine VSCO presets for free?
>>2715323
If I ever become a moralfag I'll pay for these. Until then, pirated VSCO presets more than cut it
its that time of the year again, film point and shoot thread for all the wannabe terry's and daido's!
pic related, taken on my olympus xa, scan is shitty because i had to use my phone because i didnt have access to a scanner at the time
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just ordered a t4, what to expect?
>>2711931
AIDS
cool thread OP. will post some of my most prominent snapshits right here.
Hey /p/, I'm considering the purchase of a macro ring flash. Which one is better? A mounted one on top of the camera or one that frames the lens like pic related?
I'm also thinking of buying this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141849373973
Will it be a good idea? I'm thinking of using them for outdoors and warehouse shoots this winter. I'm new to this and this is mainly a hobby and nothing serious so I'm opting for cheap decent accessories for experimentation.
I am counting on your insight and experience, many thanks in advance!
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>>2721049
If you're still in the experimenting phase, don't start with a ring flash. They're really, really limited in what they're useful for.
Get a Yongnuo speedlight. You'll have far, far more flexability for your playing around.
>>2721053
I already have a Canon Speedlite EX. I just wanted to have more lighting control and maybe play with filters. I also have the Yongnuo remode add-on to make the Speedlite more portable. I've gotten bored of having only one source of light and thought that maybe, just maybe, having additional light sources that are continous and can be filtered will give more oomph! to my photos.
Do you suppose it could work out like that?
>>2721061
Nah homie...strobes are where it's at. Look up the difference between watts and watt seconds when it comes to photography. Strobes put out a metric shitton more light than anything less than something like a stadium floodlight.
Hey guys do you know how can I make this tipe of "grunge" nicely looking photos? Really would like know
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>>2720941
It's an underexposed photo on color film.
>>2720948
Does that mean that color film has no true blacks? Surely the darkest color cannot be THIS bright?
(Not that guy. Just noticed, onderes, and only used to digital.)
>>2720956
probably a poor scan, also expired film has color shifts
Are long lenses with fast apertures considered a dead end on FF dslr's?
I'm currently drooling over the Samyang 135 f/2 as a dedicated portrait lens, but I'm having doubts regarding the expected focus "hit rate", even with the focus assist/range finder on my Nikon employed.
Anyone here with relevant experience, maybe even with this lens in particular?
>>2720915
>Are long lenses with fast apertures considered a dead end on FF dslr's?
No.
>I'm currently drooling over the Samyang 135 f/2 as a dedicated portrait lens
It's a nice lens.
>but I'm having doubts regarding the expected focus "hit rate"
You should be worried.
>Anyone here with relevant experience
Yeah, I have a shitton of manual lenses, and you need either a mirrorless camera or stick to the viewfinder. Start with a 70-200mm and shoot it at ƒ8-11 with fill-flash. Don't bother bokeh whoring at your level.
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>stick to the viewfinder
*stick to the live-view, my bad.
>>2720915
Your DSLR viewfinder isn't designed for manually focusing. Swap your focusing screen for a high accuracy screen, or use live-view for help. You'll want to be on a tripod, since even a half-inch of moving front or back will ruin your focal plane.
Also, you could come to the understanding that not all portraits need to have razor thin dof, and that the only reason to blur the background is if you are unable to find a pleasing background and compose accordingly. The best photographers shoot portraits...
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I just bought a Pentax K3 (it replaces the K5 IIs in the picture), and am looking for lenses. Which lenses do you own and which of those get the most use?
So far, I have the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 WR, 50-200mm f/4-5.6 WR, and the 35mm f/2.8 macro Limited. The weather-resistant superzoom (18-135mm) looks like it would be useful in the outdoors, but superzooms usually suck.
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an endless supply of m42 lenses until you're broke
>tfw I want to get one of the super takumar 50mm 1.4 lenses but it's radioactive and my biggest phobia is radiation
>>2717942
I've probably used that real cheap 50mm 1.8 DA more than anything else
That being said I love this 135mm 3.5 super takumar. I'd like a nice wide lens but im not sure which one to get
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Concert photography thread. Post your shots, Tips, Focusing Techniques, etc
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What ISO film should I use if I want to do film concert photography for my dad's band? Obviously I won't be using flash.
>>2716755
dog this is the third concert photography thread. who cares though
>>2716770
depends on the lighting but you should probably find the highest ISO since concerts are typically really low light.
haven't been shooting a whole lot lately but here's a shot of new kids on the block from the summer. I wanna edit it over again but I left my external drive at home.
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>>2716775
man I gotta re-edit a lot of these. the colors aren't doing it for me
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Good Morning, /p/
I've set aside some time to scan and edit so I'm going to start a thread. It's been a while and I don't remember where I left off so I'm sorry if there's any reposts in here.
This was from backpacking in the Snowy Range of Wyoming. Found this spot with an unnamed peak and unnamed pond a few years ago but this time had better skies. I think this is Velvia 50
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This was from an epic hike one August morning. The forecast called for clouds but during the entire hike in the dark it was clear skies and full moon. Then right at sunrise the moon fell down to this gap between the peaks and clouds started to move in right over them. Couldn't have asked for more. I wanted to keep detail in the moon so I used Ektar.
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Nice to see you again, at last. I've only been miring your recent shots on Facebook, but that's shite quality desu
There were more wildflowers this year than I had ever seen before. Velvia 50.
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Lets follow/critique/like each others instagram accounts
https://instagram.com/amarbles/
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>>2690250
Ok
instagram.com/nateloobz
Pic related, shit I post.
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Harleythr3
Shoot sports/urban
@wywee
http://instagram.com/wywee
lots of new/better/different content on the way
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Hey there, everyone! Its that time in the month already. That time when you post here your squares and your fat assed rectangles.
Get hyped with the sweet DOF and deep tones. Everyone come in. Enjoy your stay.
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fuck of
I wanna try my hands on some medium format photography (preferably film since I don't want to spend a couple thousand bucks for a digital one). Any recommendations/brands/things I should look out for?
>>2685597
shouldn't a medium format general be /120/ or something. /film/ is very generic.
can people suggest to me a good digital camera for maybe 100-200$?
>>2720685
a7s ii + sigma 20mm f1.4
you're welcome.
>>2720685
Save up and get something like a 550D or a6000 depending on what features you want. Well worth saving up 300-400 then getting a crapping point and shoot.
>>2720720
100-200 not 1000-2000
Critique my night photography!
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Another one
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Another one, this one sadly is quite noisy...
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And the last one.
I recently (a week ago) started to try night sky photography, so far I myself am quite pleased with the results.
You guys are probably not though, so rip me apart if you want. IF you do, explain why my work is shit please.
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Gear Thread
Still doing exams on the weekend edition.
If you have questions about a new camera, what lenses to buy and anything related to gear or wondering about getting into photography, post it in this thread.
Do not attempt to make a new thread for your new Rabal, broken glass and being new. You have been warned!
I repeat, ANYTHING GEAR RELATED goes in here!
And don't forget, be polite!
Previous thread: >>2715508
Reposting this in the proper thread:
Does anyone have any experience using a magnifying viewfinder eyepiece? I want mine a bit extended because my face, more precisely my nose and cheekbone interfering with my photography, also bigger shade around the eyepiece would be better.
Is there a good quality brand for these, also can these magnifying ones be troublesome if my eyes diopter is below 1?
I want to record some aerobatic flights. Most people use a GoPro but I was wondering if I could this camcorder and get better quality:
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-VIXIA-HF-R600-Black/dp/B00RKNO06K/ref=sr_1_1?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1449672160&sr=1-1&keywords=Canon+VIXIA+HF+R600
It's the same price as a Hero4 Session. I will probably have to make a DIY mount, but do you think the quality improvement over a GoPro would be worth it? And would it work okay with g force and vibration?
Some random girl at disneyland starting asking me about me camera so.I guess i look pro
I'm tired of all the seriousness here, post your goofster pics itt
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>>2715278
we doing animal masks?
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