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Seems we don't got one right now, so I will start.

Pic related - it's from my LX100. I've heard that she is kinda prone to sensor dust, but is this actually sensor dust? Or an error on the Sensor?

There used to be two dots but I was able to eliminate one with the "vacuum cleaner trick" - cut out the bottom of a 0,5l bottle and put it over the extended lense. Then suck away.

Worked already two times for me, but not with this fucker.

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>>4310691
You are wrong.
Focal length affects DOF, not just subject distance/framing.

This is how smaller form factor cameras at "equivalent" focal distances achieve greater depth of field. Also, why a smartphone at ~28mm has insane depth of field at low apertures like f1.2-f1.7-f2, they're short focal lengths (like literally 4mm lenses) with big crops and they get big DOF from the short optics.

You can't work around this.
It's inherent to the optics.
Sensor size affects nothing more than FOV within your perspective with a given lens.
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>>4310789
No, you're wrong. Your examples have a larger depth of field because they have smaller sensors. They are the equivalent of taking a step back and cropping the image, like I said.
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>>4310662
stand further away and crop your image

>>4310789
anon is right, use any DOF calculator and you can easily prove it
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>>4308015
Does anyone have lens recommendations for photographing architecture stuff? I just use a standard 50mm lens for most things but I’m curious if a wide angle lens would be better? Specifically a k-mount lens btw. Sorry for the genuinely stupid question I’m new to this stuff.
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Best way to hold your camera / brace yourself for shooting without a tripod to reduce hand shake?

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Ansel Adams used to tilt the plate is his cameras in order to get his entire photo in focus at once, regardless of the depth of field. Now we all just go to the highest f stop value possible and shoot for the best. Alternatively some with set up with a tripod, and take 10 photos of the same exact scene with different focus points, and blend them all into one picture in photoshop. Others hate the concept and prefer a visual reference to the depth of field with an area clearly in focus and an area that is clearly not. This then begs the question, is focus better long range or up close?
I played around with the concept a bit. I took two pictures, one just as far back as possible, and then another on the close foreground. I did this trying to see which style I liked better. Personally I like the foreground in focus, but the other person I asked preferred the shot with the background in focus.

so what do you guys think? do you have a preference? Or do you like the Incel Adams "everything in focus" approach?

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>>4310621
BASED. Is it worth slapping a dslr on the back of a view camera? The mounting backs are kinda pricey.
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>>4310643
I am running canon mirrorless bodies on the back with mamiya medium format lenses….. Although I really want to grab a Fuji film GFX, but that multiplies the cost a lot…..using the setup for stop motion and Timelapse in my studio. Yeah the Cambo stuff is $$$.

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>>4306402

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/using-a-large-format-camera-to-make-digital-photographs

Searching for these 3D printed files. I imagine they are the authors home brew. Would be cool to adapt my next technical camera.
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>>4310951
here is the one from the BH blog post.

https://standardcameras.com/products/the-standard-4x5-2-0

here's some others:
https://www.printables.com/search/models?q=4x5%20camera

https://thangs.com/search/4x5%20camera?scope=all&view=grid
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>>4310622
Yeah I know it’s bad. I’m just fucking around with foreground/background blur from extreme distance differences and its impact on the outcome of the photo.

Neither one of these are going to be printed or published. It’s just to start a discussion of what the role of a foreground should be. A frame for the background? What if it’s the subject instead? Or is anale Adams the best answer of “fuck it everything is in focus”
Which aesthetic choice do you like better? Which do you use? Can you provide examples with pictures you’ve taken?

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Anything goes even commie block brutalism
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>>4308063
kek, I used to work in there
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>>4277028
you can't even tell
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>>4284709
>EX-G1
I wish things still looked like this

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Please share your images taken with long focal lengths.
>i bought pic related last week
300mm FF equivalent or longer only.
NO test shots of street furniture thankyou, only images you left the house to shoot.

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>>4310778
don't see the problem desu
at least you know they won't scam you if you drive there
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>>4309573
like this one
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>>4310861
a 6 hour drive to save a few hundred bucks where I'll have to fill my tank twice in the current economy is the issue

There is someone local trying to sell one for nearly MSRP, maybe I can talk them down.
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Is it worth the hype?
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>>4310962
If it acts like a vintage lens stick with a vintage lens, but if the Image Stabilization and Auto Focus is good to help you make a crystal clear sharp image stick with that.

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digishit thread
hashtag dst thistime version

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>>4295028
This unironically the best photo I have ever seen. I genuinely wish I could take something so fucking soulful.
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>>4310686
Thank you man
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Am I insane to think this looks good ?
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>>4310954
Not entirely
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>>4310954
it looks clean, empty and dreamy. I like it.

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I have an old jpeg thats corrupted that im trying to open. The last 6 apps i've tried display the pic, but either output it as a tiny thumbnail, or heavily watermark the image to the point of ruining it.

Does anyone know of an app that's free that is actually free to fix busted jpegs? Thanks, anons
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>>4304711
gimp?
>open image
>click save as
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>>4306409
You know nothing.
When a JPEG image is corrupt, no application will open it. You need special software to repair the file as it is a heavily compressed format reliant on decompression to deliver the pixels. If something in the chain breaks, the file is "bricked" from normal programs point of view, but recovery software can detect where errors rise and you can replace bad data to fix the problems.
A few bad bits can brick a JPEG. Fixing those bits will fix the file, you might lose some 8x8 blocks but the rest can be fine. GIMP won't help with this. GIMP is what you'd use after repair to then edit out the missing blocks to fill in the missing pixels.
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>>4310786
so far he knows more than you since he's actually recommended software that is free of charge and by your own admission is able to fix busted jpegs
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>>4304301
Try photorec. It might not be able to fix it but it will definitely be able to find a copy of the file within the disk that was temporarily created while moving or editing or viewing since all the software creates temp versions of files while accessing it. Chances are that at least one of the recovered copies might not be damaged
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>>4310787
I know English is not your first language, but consider using a translator.
GIMP does not fix busted JPEGs
GIMPO NO EL FIXO LA JPEGGOS PUTA MADRE

GIMP won't even open a busted JPEG. It just gives you an error.

I have heard very very good things about the Ricoh GRIII on YouTube and Reddit and am about ready to pull the trigger to make photography fun again and have a camera that is truly always with me so I don't miss any special moments.

But recently I have checked some of the photos from the camera on Instagram and they seem really poor. The smearing is almost worse than an iPhone 15 Pro and it's a lot bigger and almost the same price. Has anyone here actually used one or have links to good photos taken with them? I don't want to waste money if it is just a meme and not actually good.
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>>4310882
Yeah, sure. It's good enough for the most part. The only bad thing I can think of is the AF isn't really doing anything in low light and manual focus is a pia. Pic related had to have a phone light light up the fence so I could get focus.

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>>4310885
oh yeah, and the grain with the bw is pretty shit. I enjoy it tremendously still.

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>>4310878
I'll try to post a more "pristine" pic when I get home (these ones I had saved in cloud but for some reason they were at 4x the resolution so I had to re-downsize them) just to give you the right idea but yeah, if you want to make a print larger than A4 and still see small details up close 16Mpx won't be enough. I never had a camera with more Mpx than than that but I'm considering getting an A7R III and I think that having three times the resolution will be glorious, especially for cropping
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>>4310878
>>4310895
here's a jpeg straight from the camera that I just compressed slightly with Affinity Photo

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>>4310941
Yeah, thanks for the GAS cure. There's just something iphoney about that foliage.

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Kodak Colorplus Edition

Previous thread>>4309008


/fgt/ daily reminder (courtesy by anon): one stop per decade is (generally) bullshit
>negative film ages better than positive
>black and white better than color
>slow films better than fast
>storage conditions (dry/cool) matter more than years
>Negative film is shot 1 or 2 stops overexposed and then PULLED in development so that you build more density in the exposure and develop less such that the fog is limited
>slide/positive film is shot at box speed or overexposed and pulled.
>if you home develop you can also use benzotriazole as a restrainer for the the first developer in E6 process



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>>4310960
8 pages and 41 images left to go in "previous" thread you spastic adhd dipshit

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I don't understand. I've been taking photos and videos for over 10 years yet they still suck. I don't know why that is. I get told by family and friends my images are good, but every time I post it on the net there's someone there that says it's awful.

Do you all know?

(Side note to mods. The pepefrog image is related to photography. It shows him using a camera).
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>>4310937
I know it's surprising but all my images were taken in my neighborhood. I live in a waterfront area in rural Alabama.
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>>4310944
So you could have been photographing sick kudzuscapes this whole time, and didn't? What the fuck man
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>>4310934
ok ill bite. do you think this is a good photo? Can you explain why it is or isn't good?
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>>4310955
It shows the subject it being a squirrel eating an acorn in its natural habitat.
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>>4310001
That appears to be GIMP's canvas texture applied to his noisy shit JPEG.

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>>4269325

Post birds.

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not a wild birb, baby rooster

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>>4309973
what race are they?

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Pre-summer 2024 edition

All video related questions and discussion is intended for this thread. Here we discuss techniques, gear and anything else related to capturing video footage. Please don't pretend to be an expert if you don't know what you're talking about. Kindly leave your ego at the door.
Posting short films/scripts or other work you've done is encouraged.
We tend to use and recommend DSLRs/mirrorless cameras because they provide phenomenal picture quality for their price, have large sensors (ie the same size used in high-end cinema cameras and higher) and have interchangeable lenses.
In contrast, consumer camcorders often have much smaller sensors and a fixed lens.

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Quick FAQS

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>>4310504
I am a colorist and all of the people talk about how amazing arri’s color science is and they sell lut packs to turn footage from potatoes into something that looked like it was shot on an arri. So, I just wanted an arri with arriraw so I could see what all of the hype is about and I can now tell my clients I graded footage shot on arri. They don’t need to know that of the arriraw footage I graded is videos of my cats playing. Hopefully an ad agency will be dumb enough to hire me—hopefully they’ll think I’m a pro because I graded arri and arriraw footage.
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>>4310107
She gets angry because nobody will take her to the hospital, but when anybody offers to take her to the hospital, she gets angry at them and says she doesn’t want to go to the hospital. I can’t figure out woman. I am using these videos as a journal to help her vent, and I’m also testing you my cinema cameras and cinema lens so it is basically win win.
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Apologies if I don't use the right terminology here. I need an overhead light. I need a boom of some kind that can hold a 9 pound light plus whatever diffusers I toss on it. I'll need counterweights too, right?
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>>4310930
I forgot what type of effect your achieving is called. It's an on going to infinity effect. Pretty interesting to look at.
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>>4310945
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droste_effect
also deeply related
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_feedback

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any photo posters

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>>4301387
I forgot about this

Let's Beatles
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>>4310887
Repostin
Double exposure
Mamiya rb67pro
Ilford

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>>4298746
I don't think I can do all of these but I'll take a roll.
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Rollim
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>>4298746
I'm an okay photographer may be the worst one here but the worst one period nope.

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>>4310927
Yeah

Look at the bikes and the leaves. Look at the bricks. See how shaky everything is? Like the world was vibrating when you took this photo and random little things look like they've been melted and smeared? That's "computational photography" trying to guess what the noisy pixels actually were and fucking up the real shape of objects.

At least it doesn't have iphone level sharpening so it beats or equals most old point and shoots.

Also every phone has a nasty distorted wide angle lens
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>>4310933
Danke. I think I'm beginning to see

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Seeing these cameras go for about £600 on eBay used at the moment. I only just bought one a few years ago for about double the price used, what gives? I know the S5ii and iix have much better autofocus for video but honestly if you want to get into filmmaking, this camera is an absolute bargain now for what it can do.

The built in H265 with vlog is fantastic. L Mount means you can adapt a shit ton of vintage glass to it and it can be easily rigged out into a cinema camera if needed. Think I might snag myself another one soon to use as a B cam for documentary and gig work.
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>>4310873
actually this is basically anyone who wants to use FF for video
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>>4310873
>lifeless, neutral colors always NEED "grading"
so... a raw file?
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>>4310906
No? Raw files do not contain colors. The input profile for the raw does. Raw files do produce different data from the same colors compared to raw files from different cameras, but there's no actual color in them. They're monochrome grids. A program running an algorithm uses an input profile to guestimate color from the monochrome grid.
Most editors have a totally flat profile to start from plus a editor specific interpretation and a few camera matching profiles that replicate SOOC jpegs. Capture one, for example, is known for their very good input profiles that are like camera matching+.

Maybe you meant "so... a log gamma?". Maybe, but panusonic color science in sooc video is dull enough that you might as well shoot in log.
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>>4310913
this guy is retarded
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>>4309250
>Full frame
>Video
Why do people keep doing this to themselves


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