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rcman50166 posted:Well I live in CT, United States. So, by the map, it looks like I'm out. Doesn't look like good weather anyways. I think you're also a day late on the storm.
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Ringo R posted:Rebel film camera with a CMOS sensor Sporting the 2.5-inch LCD display, the EOS REBEL X lets you view the captured photos clearly. 
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Reichstag posted:e: Also, I much prefer his non-reflected shot. You're a cold man, Reichstag.
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You should have that camera cast in bronze.
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You could always just pay for some film and shoot it. Instant preset.
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Paragon8 posted:These aren't that great imo. I like how the Portra ones actually crank up the saturation. So accurate!
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xzzy posted:It is nice in that it has a command line interface so batch processing is super easy, but in my experience it takes a bunch of fiddling to get all the arguments set just how you want them.. it has a habit of dicking around with color tables and doing a terrible job with jpeg compression. Lossless image formats work a lot better.. but will require you to use yet another batch tool to convert them for web use. Yes, and ImageMagick has a handy "convert" tool provided to do that.
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PDF is actually a great document format. It's a shame people always equate it with slow/clunky software.
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Reichstag posted:As opposed to getting all artsy with a leica in Afghanistan, which is obviously much more acceptable. Come on. A Leica means you're rich, which also means you're allowed to gawk at those poor brown people
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spog posted:Well paint me yellow and call me Susan: I'd obviously blanked those out of my mind and forgotten they existed. The problem with that kind of scenario is the lack of lenses for MF that would be considered "wide" on 135. You'd be pretty pigeonholed into using teles.
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Clayton Bigsby posted:Unless by "wide" you mean "ultrawide", there are plenty of decent wideangles for MF. Show me an affordable 35mm lens for 645 and beyond and maybe we can start talking.
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Clayton Bigsby posted:Medium format is not cheap. You said that you would basically be restricted to teles, but on say a P1 P45+ back a 28mm would be equivalent to about a 19mm on a 35mm body. That is pretty drat wide to me. A 35mm would be equivalent to about 23mm. And so on. I'm not talking about a setup comparative to 35mm, I'm talking about the viability of a medium format body with a 35mm-sized sensor in it - which would severely restrict your lens choices on the wide end, unless you want to start recessing lenses into the body housing. If we're talking about 645 sized digital backs, it's clearly not an issue. edit: I'm not crazy for thinking along this train of thought: spog posted:I'd love it if someone made a digital sensor back for medium format bodies using a DSLR sensor.
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Send them an invoice for their use. You don't have to feel it necessary to enable their dickery.
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If you don't like glitter awards, delete them and stop joining groups that encourage posting them. Not a difficult problem to solve.
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I think you're reaching for a comparison that's not really there.
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You need to turn in your "cool kids club" card, thanks.
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Re-film 2 girls 1 cup but with Paula Deen's Whipped Butter instead.
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linkbaitquote:Romantic writers expressed a preference for sublimity over attractiveness in the late 18th and 19th centuries. Edmund Burke wrote, “For sublime objects are vast in their dimensions, beautiful ones comparatively small: beauty should be smooth and polished; the great, rugged and negligent … beauty should not be obscure; the great ought to be dark and gloomy: beauty should be light and delicate; the great ought to be solid, and even massive.” The experience of watching a sunset usually counts as sublime. The scene unfolds on a grand scale, loud with color and radiance; you get a shivery feeling of time passing as you sip your G&T; death draws just a bit nearer. Sunset pictures, though, reduce and tame that sublimity. Instead of your mortality rising to meet you, you see pretty colors, locked in a small and tidy moment. It’s as if putting sunsets on film magically relegates them to the same cloying aesthetic category as wildflowers and blonde children—other people’s.
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helmacron you're loving disgusting
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I think his point is that he doesn't like the Photographer's Gallery.
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I hope you're all aware "wilderness area" doesn't mean "national forest" in this context. You can't even bike inside of them. My rights!!!
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For some strange reason the restriction of commercial photography in conservation spaces doesn't particularly bother me. Does it bother you that you can't walk into national parks for free?
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I love going all out on lots of things related to photography but organizing my catalog is at the absolute bottom of my list
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I'm not entirely sure you know what MLM means
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Ask $500
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Geektox posted:Are the members of portland photo squad also all programmers too? Either developers or development managers
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Your art is nothing if it's not SOOC
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Wild EEPROM posted:i shot a roll of cinestill 800t outdoors and everything is so drat blue No poo poo, it's tungsten film. What did you expect?
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Couldn't you accomplish that with some imagemagick fuckery?
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burzum karaoke posted:Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead without my new balances and cargo pants. They just make more sense. Comfortable and functional
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A Saucy Bratwurst posted:Calling that art is like calling a 16 year olds imitation of autosalon art. Something you could study and learn from, then
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I've met lots of photogoons in Portland (where I'm based) and Albuquerque.
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8th-snype posted:I karaoke with several goons irl weekly. Once I had beers with mrblandaverage. Musket drunk texts me semi regularly. Come to portland on tuesday for musket shenanigans
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xzzy posted:Anyone significantly older than us doesn't get this whole internet thingamajig, and anyone under 18 isn't going to have a credit card to pay the
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Unless you want to keep up on gaming an iMac will work just fine for years and years
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One thing you can't get with a build-your-own PC is the iMac form factor. If you're cramped for space it's pretty incredible.
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Dren posted:think again I mean an iMac is literally one cable into a monitor, it's pretty hard to beat until you get display + desktop all in one.
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