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Rather than create actions in Photoshop I usually batch export from Bridge. You can set up and save various presets in the 'Export' panel, defining file format, size and quality. You can't set ...
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I’m posting this in case it’s interesting for people looking to buy an old digital back for their Hasselblad system. I often shoot BW film for my personal work and I wanted a digital back to keep ...
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I'm in a similar situation in that 99% of my work is on location. My main trolley which I've been using and abusing for at least 10 years is a Lowepro X300 .. this is the newer version: ...
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Hi Phil. I think Grant Scott is touching on different things here which makes the piece a little confusing but I understand what he's getting at. I'm involved with two photo groups here in Italy, ...
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Well I'm still shooting regularly on Ilford films and developing in ID11 which is basically the same as D76 so no nostalgia here but I know where you're coming from! ;-)
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For a recent, approachable book I can recommend Gerry Badger's ' The Pleasures of Good Photographs ' published by Aperture. I just finished it.. really interesting. Colin
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Thanks guys for the detailed answers. Yes, I’m using a standard USB-C cable. The monitor USB output is only 60W so I guess I’d be better powering through the Magsafe charger. I’ll also give Al ...
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I have a question that I can't find the answer to on-line and hoping someone can help. I have a new 16" MBP which I use mostly in desktop mode connected to a BenQ monitor via USB. As such the ...
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Sorry to hear about this. You might want to check out Munemasa Takahashi's 'Lost & Found' project in which family photographs recovered from a tsunami in Japan were cleaned and scanned. He has a ...
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Sorry to hear that Juan-Carlos. Maybe you can sell the parts separately: finder, back, lenses and so on, and put the money towards a Hasselblad 500c/m. That way you can still enjoy the square ...
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I'm a full-time professional and I've never shot weddings. As others have mentioned there are plenty of specialities within photography from which you can make a pretty good living. I work on ...
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photography-lover, yes, thanks, I found that, but I didn't enjoy having to keep zooming in and out to check focus. On the D850 I don't need to do that as the rangefinder confirmation is accurate...
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Fred, I agree completely. I spent a day with a Z6 to see how it behaved, in particular with some of my older (but wonderful) Nikkor and Zeiss lenses. I was initially impressed but then got more and...
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That's the one, thanks Ashley. I've found it now on a site here in Italy. Cheers, Colin
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Hi everyone. The lightbulb I've been using in the room where I do post-production and printing has blown after 10 years of use. I'm struggling to find something similar and I'm hoping someone here ...
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Thanks guys, I still haven't found what I'm looking for. There are plenty of 6000k led bulbs around but with a CRI of 80 which is not great. I'd prefer 95+ for looking at prints. Some companies ...
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Hi everyone. The lightbulb I've been using in the room where I do post-production and printing has blown after many years of use. I'm struggling to find something similar and I'm hoping someone ...
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To be fair the Bronica is still a good camera for its age. My original SQA gave me 25 years of service and I made some of my best images on it. In that time I had it repaired twice: once for a ...
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42 bit tiff.. you’re right that you really don’t need much, equipment-wise, to be able to make strong images. I was a finalist in the product category in this year’s Masters with some images made...
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You're right. I'm confused as well then!
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