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Brainlet here. I don't really know what to do with highlights in my images. I notice a lot of times I tune them down quite a lot since the skies are overblown, someone's face is reflecting light, etc.
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>>3732630 Not really, can't find a proper example. Just curious whether you should strife towards eliminating highlights or you want some highlights there. Maybe there's a rule
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>>3732631 i do something similar, where I try to achieve a flat and neutral image with sliders and then use the tone curve to reintroduce contrast. Whatever works for ya. I think knowing how to treat highlights and shadows just comes from training your eye but using histogram can be helpful too. I think editing against a white background is also helpful because you can see how the bright parts of your image are balanced more easily
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>>3732631 i once tried to pull the highlights and shadows completely to -100 and then just fuck around with exposure and blacks/whites. it worked for me ever since
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Try to roll off the highlights similar to the shoulder in this pic.
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>>3732483 I just came here to say at thumbnail size this is loch ness monster.
Oh also, let highlights blow out if the material in them isn't important. Not sure why everyone jacks off to high dynamic range when actually cutting highs and losing darks is actually quite pleasing in some contexts.
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>>3732354 They're free to go. They choose not to.
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>>3732929 They know the sexiest farm animals are down south. Sneaky bastards.
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Mogging full frames edition
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>>3724879 >All discussion and questions related to gear should take place in this exact thread. >Redirect other gear-related threads to this thread. >Remember to be polite. >This is the thread in which you can be a gearfag.
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>>3732869 You just press down on the wheel to change between them so you can scrolll between them
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>>3732916 It doesn't feel good to play with plasticky shit wheel. People want the bigger dials like the ones in Nex 7.
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>>3732924 Get a Fuji or a Pentax KP or K1 even, those are full of dials and knobs
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>>3732926 I'm not even sure why you are talking to me. I'm not the Anon who is buying anything, I'm the Anon who is critisizing.
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>>3732927 And I'm not the Anon you're talking to either but shut the fuck up
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Post pics you took on your trips to Thailand or any other country of SEA.>pic related (not OC)
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Is bilinear still the best way to resize when downsampling edition?
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>>3732831 >h-he's the one from /pol/! haha, he's just like those jews! Back to your containment board.
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>>3732834 Whats that kike? You lost 6 milion photos? Should have upgraded to SSd!
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Should we bother doing photo challenge threads at all? I'm sure it's been done before here, but I feel like I need a good excuse and some direction to bring the camera out with me. Plus it'll be more fun to have anons contribute and get some banter going.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/features/31-day-photography-challenge-for-everyone Anonymous
>>3732860 >something green And i out, i only do b&w
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>>3732900 you can shoot something green in B&W anon, especially interesting if you use a color filter on it
The point is to get out and enjoy your camera and put your gearƒaggotry to use
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I'm thinking about getting the Fuji 23mm f2 (for cropshit 35mm equivalent). $450 new, $300-$350 used. However, I don't actually give a fuck about autofocus, and it's mostly for tripod use as a secondary angle for video work.
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>>3732838 I know a valid, really cheap alternative that perfectly matches with your requests, and i was gonna point it to you, but you're such an asshole and a gearfag that now i won't...
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>>3732913 You type like some limp wristed faggot that tells people to get an adapter and some vintage glass kill yourself
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>>3732915 I type like a non-chimp.
If you gearfag knew just a bit about lenses you would know that vintage lenses are fullframe, and a vintage wide angle (as it is a <25mm) with wide aperture cannot be cheap.
Also, just searching with google for your requests you'll find all you need, that makes pretty clear that the retard here is you.
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>>3732887 >xf 35mm f/2 I have one of those and while the middle three quarters of the frame is extremely sharp, the edges and corners never truly sharpen up, even when stopped down a good bit. Not actually that great a lens.
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>>3732918 Stop bothering people with your ebay lenses
If he wanted some 2000s garbage nikon lens he wouldn't have specified his system
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It's titmouse time
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>>3732714 >>3732715 >>3732717 >>3732719 You seem to be a bit front focusing, try to adjust your AF parameters if possible. Also get a cheap light kit telezoom, 50-200 or something like that. Easy to carry around and lets you get closer.
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>>3732244 Thanks, it was at a safari, so it was easy to get close
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Landscapes, go
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>>3732884 Very nice where is this
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>>3732909 Thank you. It’s the Hope Valley above Edale...UK.
Henry Moore is meant to have got a lot of his ideas from here.
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>>3732884 Looks nice but it looks like the foreground has been smoothed out by processing
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...even more so>Super 35 mm >16+ Stops of DR >RF mount >Dual Pixel AF keeps >Native speedbooster for EF-to-RF @ 0.71x Mount Adapter >image stabilization >built in variable ND filter 2/4/6/8/10
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>>3732184 >spending $5,500 on a crop sensor camera Anonymous
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>>3732808 >But Mom!, Youtube is serious work! Anonymous
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>>3732808 >what do you mean theres more to cameras then sensor size Anonymous
>>3732808 >What's the difference between a video and cinema camera ? >Spending 5500$ on an unscalable A7SIII/R5 + Atomos Ninja V With the EF-RF Speedbooster you'll get Full Frame FOV with EF lenses btw
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>>3732882 Usually it's crop babies who shills for speedboosters and deny their increase in CA.
It's not a power move, it's a sign of desperation.
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It seems in my recklessness with my eos RP, within two weeks of owning it, i have a salt grain sized spot on my sensor. its fucking my shit up. If you can find it in your heart and know a solution, dump it on me bro
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>>3732870 Should have bought an eos r where the shutter closes up when not in use.
Also just clean the sensor you dunce. If you can't do that there are plenty of shops that can do that for you.
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>>3732870 Use a lenspen sensorklear and a bellow pump blower. If it doesn't clear up then the sensor stack is nicked, you have to send it in for service to replace the top glass filter of the stack (usually the IR cut filter)
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>>3732870 Replace the sensor with an R5 (or similar) one.
Then replace the body with an R5 (Or similar) one.
Should fix it.
