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Star patterns are unavoidable, just don't point at point sources of light.
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How long was that? 2 seconds? 
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Wouldn't be hard to do some perspective correction and mask a modified curve over the snow to bring the color cast down. Just create an adjustment layer in PS and bring the red down where the snow is and bring the green up a little.
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deaders posted:These are great, but have you had people calling the cops because of the creepy dude with the giant camera lurking outside their house? Not once but thankfully I'm doing nothing illegal if they do.
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Some fireworks from halloween
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Ezekiel_980 posted:How do you decide how long to expose for in your shots? I want to try long exposures downtown again but on my pentax and i'm clueless of what to set f-stops and shutter for on Portra 400 (if that is the best choice surrounded by lights) I use an incident meter and a reciprocity chart for Portra 400. If it's super dark I'll just go for f/22 at 20 minutes, which is how those two were exposed.
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 from an excursion to Kalama and Longview, WA with MrBlandAverage & Mido
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I'd really hope that my lounging porch wasn't next to Subway's dumpster.
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May 26, 2015 00:32
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The shutter speed will determine the length of your trails, your aperture will determine how bright the trails/stars are.
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Luckily you can emulate that by putting your hand on the screen
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EL BROMANCE posted:So keep doing that stuff, because as a to-be-UK-to-US transplant I still dig seeing odd looking Subway franchises in small town America. 
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Three-Phase posted:Can you use a laser pointer (preferably a powerful green one) to get a reference point to manually focus? I've done that for several years with great results.
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Dren posted:Your options are portra 400
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use a hat shutter
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Bottom Liner posted:Sorry bro. One consistent thing about your years-long career of terrible posting in the Dorkroom is that you still can't seem to distinguish between anyone disliking your boring brand of dentist office photography and trolling.
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Bottom Liner posted:It’s cuter that you think I care for your garbage tier critique. If you had put any thought into your comment I would have replied in kind like I did in the landscape thread. What did you think the response would be here to the 2018 equivalent of tonemapped images? It's the same view we've all seen hundreds of times, with some ridiculous post-processing. It's a lovely photo, the photographic equivalent of a collectible eagle figurine, easily digestible schlock. You've sold another print, Mr. Kinkade, congratulations.,
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Astoundingly awful.
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xzzy posted:gently caress Elon Musk. solidarity
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