YO micah Can you put a sticky on this thread so it doesn't get lost in the other threads all the time. I'm working on uploading some pics and i keep forgetting because the thread disappears all the time.
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When you get the film processed, do you get it on a disk? Do you have a scanner? If you do, just upload it either from your disk/computer to here (but it will only be visible here) or a place like flickr or photobucket, where it will be there forever. What do you setup you shoot with?
I actually do all the processing and enlargements myself, so I don get a disk or anything i have a scanner but its a pos what setup do i use? just a regular, 35-mm SLR. i just picked up photography a couple months ago, so its pretty basic.
I was actually talking about brand, lens et cetera. I do want to get into film myself, but I don't have the money just as of yet. (Obviously Nikon because I already have an assortment of Nikkor Lenses)
oh, its like a promark 3000? or something? i do know its an old piece of crap i got from my school, but i'm not sure on the brand name. its not a nice canon or nikon or anything. as i said, i just started. just has a normal focal length stock lens on it. i actually prefer film pictures to digital prints i've seen, you can get much better density in black and white with film i think. it is a bit expensive to buy paper and film though, but i think its better.
tbing is that the 50mm f/1.8D Nikkor lens that you're talking about in these photos? i've been looking into getting one. the small d.o.f. is incredible. and i've heard they're only around 100 bucks?
Yup I compared the 1.4 and the 1.8. The 1.4 is a metal body, where the 1.8 is plastic. ~$320 for the 1.4 and you can find one for $100 for the 1.8. Only a partial step wider... which is it really worth it for ~$220? Stopped to around f/2.0-2.5, they are equally sharp. The small DoF is amazing with it. I say just pick it up. Its a great addition for any indoor work or where you want to shoot with just a street lamp. I took a shot at night, ISO 400, 1/13s EV +1.7 and no flash, and it came out perfect. Only thing, its not AF-S, so if you shoot with a D40, D40x or D60, its MF only. But I don't have a problem with it. But if your body has the autofocus mechanism on it, you'll be fine. They are coming out with a 1.4 AF-S, but its supposed to be in the $400 price range. There is the focus meter on it which tells you approximately how far your focus is. Minimum focus is ~1.5 ft. Takes amazing pictures. I recommend it
na im not in college yet got 2 more years. but ive been to college parties with some people preety sweet. but none of them havent had a mini ramp in it. ill make sure when i get a dorm to put a mini ramp in it, as long as my roommate doesnt cares.
I really like that HDR, its not overdone, just enough to bring out the highlights and shadows of each object. Well done