>>4497705
Nice. Comfy.

>>4497718
Thanks, I appreciate that

>>4497689
love this type of shit, very pleasing to the eye

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I tried buying a vintage lens - Takumar 50 1.4, entry level - for the first time and tested it in my back yard. I don't have a mount yet so just held it, but was very happy with the result for only ¥8000.

Bump this beautiful thread and the talented photographers

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>>4497804
Much obliged.

>>4497807
Based M110 Gun Carrier Enthusiast

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Sorry about the dust spot

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Not all heros wear capes

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>>4497828
Here's another

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>>4497855
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>>4497795
nice

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>>4497919
>>4497924
Very clean. What settings are you using? And what lens?

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>>4497927
RF 24-105mm L lens + R8 + Glass UV Filter.
f4.0 and shot at 1/40 on IS. Had to hold my breath for each shot.

>>4497930
>f4.0 and shot at 1/40 on IS. Had to hold my breath for each shot.
Damn man. What was your ISO? It looks really clean (assuming you didn't AI denoise anyway).

>>4497931
Okay 1st pic is 3200
2nd pic is 6400
3rd is 8000

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>>4497890
clean

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I fucking hate overcast skies

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Still learning to edit and take photos full manual, so this one was really bright. I like the composition though.

>>4498229
much wow

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Panorama of the valley below the Cerro Castillo in Chile

>>4498214
I really like this shot. Those colors are crazy

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>>4498134
wish dof got either everything or nothing sharp. but it's a good shot

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>>4498344
Is the saturation bit too strong in this?

(Color is difficult. Shade, no clouds & sun low, so its all blue. Can it be not blue and better?)

>>4497978
Thought this was egg anon from fgt

>>4498361
It’s quite high up and far away so there was some really strong blues from the atmosphere that was hard to correct. I noticed I fucked up some of the greens and there was some reds that bled after looking at it again which I fixed in a new version.

>>4498229
> doge not in focus

>>4498457
Gosh I know..

But that wink still makes it worth it

>>4498528
Could have been a cool shot. Did you try to blur the foreground in post or something? It doesn’t look right.

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>>4498534
If you're not trolling you need some education

>>4498538
It looks like shit. Is that better?

>>4498540
You seem pretty mad about a shit photo

>>4498534
this nigger is right
out of focus houses and trees behind the bridge under the bridge but in focus above the bridge

>>4498571
Tell me you don't understand Tilt Shift without saying it.

>>4498572
i don;t understand tilt shift, never used one
post the same without tilt shift so i can understand

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>>4498572
>>4498573
Lmao. Nice shot anon, here is how I would have framed it, the shrubbery doesnt do it for me

>>4498572
You don’t have to understand the technique to say it looks bad

>>4498577
You also don't have to say anything if you're an ignorant bitch with poor taste, but here you are.

>>4498540
>>4498543
>>4498571
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>>4498574
>>4498577
>>4498578

Pretty sure Burt has posted that same scene with full focus before.
The tilt-shift effect is kind of novel and you either like it or you don't, but doing some different should be embraced lest we all take the same boring landscape photos.

Either or, idk why you all need to argue over this shit like a bunch of women.

>>4498579
Why did you quote me together with the guy that doesnt understand tilt shift? I just said nice shot... maybe dont mass reply until you get the hang of it

Btw I agree with your opinion

>>4498578
You also don’t have to remove your trip to get mad at people for not liking your shit photos Burt

>>4498534
It's a 24mm Nikon tilt-shift lens at full tilt. Some people find it interesting, apparently some don't.

>>4498574
Agreed. I think it's too wide too, but I couldn't settle on a crop.

>>4498214
kinda cool but would've been way better without that big sign in the middle

>>4498584
Architecture with a tilt shift for the last four years obviously for a very, very specific reason because I still don’t know quite what the fuck is going on when people make these toy city shots with them. I should really take five minutes and figure it out.

>>4498584
t. the guy that don't understand the tilt shift
it's not that i don;t find it interesting it just looks wierd/unnatural. watched some yt videos about tilt shift lenses after your post and still don;t understand why the focus blur behaves like this in your foto.
in all tilt shift lenses pics i've see all look like macro pics. out of focus in front the subject, out of focus behind.

>>4498701
>in all tilt shift lenses pics i've see all look like macro pics. out of focus in front the subject, out of focus behind.
See that's the thing. Using a T-S lens, that's sometimes the goal. To get a different look that you otherwise could not have any hope of replicating without the lens mechanisim. But~, T-S lenses have a couple of more "legitimate" uses.
>A
If you want to keep your f/stop low but you want to get things in focus that are not the same parallel distance from the camera sensor. You go form the plane of focus being a (mostly) straight line running parallel across your shot || to something angled that follows the objects you want in focus |/
(I couldnt find the pic I think of which is three green apples positioned on a table but all are in focus and everything off to the sides is not)
>B
Correcting perspective distortion. This is mostly for use in architectual shots. Software correction is also pretty good these days so it's less of a necessity but correcting it with optics (the T-S lens) avoids ruining pixel-level details.

>don;t understand why the focus blur behaves like this in your foto.
Your sensor is a flat rectangle. The image plane your lens projects is a flat circle. The two are designed in tandem to have the sensor capture the image the lens projects onto it. The image projection and sensor should be completely flat against each other in theory.
With a T-S lens you're moving the angle that the image projection lands on the sensor from 180* to something else like 150* or 200* (in either the X or Y axis). Only the portion of the image plane that still lines up on the sensor wafer is going to be in focus which is now no longer the whole projection.

>>4498707
Ty homo

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>>4497986
What were the colours like in this one? i feel like b/w is not doing justice.

>>4498214
liked this one a lot

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>>4498701
Tilt allows moving the plane of focus so that less of the frame is on focus ("macro effect") or get both foreground and background in focus with shallower actual depth of field (useful in large format landscapes). Dunno what was the intention here.

(Just a snap)

>>4498839
>Dunno what was the intention here.

I was trying to isolate the bridge, but it turns out that miniaturisation is actually harder with a wider frame.
Too many reference points. I think it would have worked better on 45/85mm TS.

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I'm not sure if it's cheating to provide context for a shot: I was trying to get a nice focus and angle on this ornament and in this single photo I happened to get a guy walking past, but I didn't notice who it was because I was occupied with my camera. When I turned around and went to walk off I recognized him as a homeless guy who I've seen around since at least 2014. I felt uncomfortable with the photo afterwards because I tend to be quite sensitive around homelessness, poverty etc.

I also think I butchered the lightroom editing.

>>4498851
I don't really know what I'm talking about but I think tilt shift tends to look more convincing when it's taken from above. I also would've brought the focus in a bit so that the pillars, road, water and maybe reflection are more in focus, and the trees behind the village and bridge are blurred. I don't know if you can do that with a tilt shift lens though.

>>4498892
Breakfast of Champions

>>4498892
>>4498908
False. Where's the traveller pie and DARE ice coffee>
Get a high vis shirt in the background somewhere and you've got art, baby.

>>4497831
some of the textures in this are really pleasing, colour palette is nice as well

>>4498920
Thanks

>>4498848
pretty cool

>>4498951
Thanks

>>4498963
you could have pushed it a little more

>>4498954
>>4498969
>>4498972
Summicron-R 50mm. This is is the shit, amazing lens

>>4498973
much better than the 35mm, which costs 3x

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>>4498852
gorgeous.
>>4498750
very nice haze. framing feels a little in-between though.

>>4497978
wtf

>>4498528
Nice, this is my neck of the woods

>>4498964
This was my first attempt at this. In which direction should I have pushed it?

>>4498984
It doesn't immediately grab me, I have to think, it's cool, but in a class of similar picture that are not good enough to graduate. I'd like more, harder

>>4498981
You're right, I should have walked to the right to have the blockhaus ruins take the right part of the frame as well, it feels a little unbalanced.
Also the white balance is wrong, it's greenish

>>4498986
Anyone agree with this critique?

More? Harder?

>>4498908
I had it saved as 'Healthy Living' but I think I prefer yours, I might rename it.

>>4499020
Ok

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>asian drivers

>>4498892
Grug Meal

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From a recent night out.

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>>4498130
>>4498361
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>>4498455
superb shots dudes

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>>4499077

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>>4499078

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>>4499079
sexy

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I love how taxidermy really preserves an animal’s dignity

>>4499077
Thanks, I truly appreciate it

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>>4499077
>>4498981
thanks

>>4499186
boi

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>>4498750
>>4499172
>>4498463
Nice
>>4498954
>>4498764
I like the colors on these ones

>>4498457
Dead meme like your culture nerd

>>4499272
I like the branches framing the duck

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come out and live
in a religious community
in a beautiful place out in the country

>>4497689
Such beauty! (both the building and your shot). Where's this?

>>4497855
That's a very big gun.

>>4499294
M110 howitzer I think? Basically a cold-war era siege canon firing 203mm shells that could also be used in direct fire to turn your afghani friend's T-62 into sand confetti

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I nearly got ran over by a car, got the cops called on me, and almost pissed off a farmer to get this photo. Hopefully it was worth it.