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sk66 replied to the thread Feedback - How to react to it?.That is probably correct; friends and family are generally prone to giving compliment, even if not meant (fully). And they are likely... -
sk66 replied to the thread Middle Grey 18%.From the brochure: • Density. You can also use the image of the gray card as a neutral reference of mid-tone gray to evaluate density...
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sk66 replied to the thread Feedback - How to react to it?.I don't think feedback should be reacted to at all. It is just an opinion; no better or worse than any other opinion. IMO, the point of...
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sk66 replied to the thread Middle Grey 18%.Not really... the film's latitude is whatever it is, and the middle of that is wherever you place it. 18% can be used to set the middle...
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sk66 replied to the thread Zoomy Help.Nothing really... my best suggestion is probably a manual super telephoto mirror lens mounted to your existing camera body. Something...
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sk66 replied to the thread Zoomy Help.There are physical and environmental limitations that make very distant objects about impossible to photograph well. Using a spotting...
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sk66 replied to the thread Tarleton - a landscape of straight lines.Nice idea. I've never done a themed project... seems like a good way to encourage a creative eye.
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sk66 replied to the thread Focusing the View Camera.It absolutely is; and you can't even preview the whole image with enough detail (digital) or at all (film) which is a major pain. I...
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sk66 replied to the thread Focusing the View Camera.I rather dislike tilt/swing; but all of my experience with it has been with 35mm.
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Thanks Steve, I am suffering from information overload, there is so much quality advice here I cannot take it all in so having a break...
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sk66 replied to the thread Focusing the View Camera.In terms of image height, the depth of field along a plane will be equally divided 50/50 around the point of focus; before any tilt is...
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sk66 replied to the thread Focusing the View Camera.Really small f-stops...
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sk66 replied to the thread Focusing the View Camera.Envision that the plane of focus is like a book... it has a height, a width, and thickness (depth). Say it starts out as full image...
