I will be attending the Columbus, OH pride festival and hopefully getting some great shots of the parade with the X-S10. I will be prepped with spare batteries, ample storage, and a couple different lenses. But I fear in the heat of June which can exceed 30c with nearly no shade or cloud coverage, the camera might not be so happy and potentially overheat?
Picture from the light eyes in the construction site.
Picture was made while the construction site was temporarily made available for the general public to visit.
When you apply a LUT in post, on Darktable for example, do you apply it to the raw file or do you do some preprocessing, like applying the camera profile beforehand?
Hello all!
I’m very casually becoming interested in photography, and my camera is a Kodak PIXPRO. I really enjoy the kind of grainy, vintage look that a digital camera has to offer, and I want to enhance that vibe through editing, but I have no clue where to start. Can someone recommend me a free photo editing application thats compaitable with Mac?
thank yall in advance for your sage advice<3
Weatherford Hall captured by my Kodak Pixpro FZ45.
I’ve been falling in love with the humanity found in capturing everyday beauty in the imperfection of a cheap digital camera.
I’m looking for something like this TOPDON TC004 Mini Thermal Imaging Camera, except ideally I’d like one that runs on (rechargeable) AA batteries. Does such a device exist?
I recently purchased an M. Zuiko 17mm f1.2 lens after reading it’s the sharpest lens in the micro four thirds system. I have the 25mm f1.2, and it’s been wonderful – even wide open – but all the technical lens tests say it is a step below the 17mm f1.2 and the 45mm f1.2 in terms of sharpness.
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Hi guys!
I’d like to consider a small portable camera to carry around whenever traveling, that takes about as little space and weight as possible. The idea is replacing the mobile phone on a stick, as a lot can go wrong when attempting a silly picture near a lake or waterfall (you get the idea).
I’m in the market for a compact, but durable camera to complement my dumbphone, but also be a potential gateway to 1080p amateur photography, mostly nature and street photography. I’ve narrowed my search to either the Olympus Tough TG-3 or TG-4, but I can’t decide which one to get.
I took 55 1min exposures at f/2.2 ISO640 with my 24mm lens.
Sadly a lot of contrast is missing as the moon was out, so I hope I have another chance in the next days.