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I'm glad it was mentioned in any case! lol. Was already considering the older version for my MX
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Hey graybalanced, I have a quick question, if you don't mind. As you mentioned colour space, I'm just curious if you bother using an IT-8 target for each film stock or if this is necessary. New to...
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Hi Ed, curious to know what you meant here also. Do you do a scan without any film inserted to account for the scanner's white balance alone? Or do you mean correcting the white balance using the...
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Hadn't considered the AF adapter! Have you any experience with it? I'm eyeing the Voigtlander 35mm f/1.2...curious about the Techart AF performance
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Oh, I meant the Voigtlander 35mm f/1.2, not the Sigma. The Sigma is too big for my liking, but the Voigtlander is very compact considering it's also f/1.2. An APO would probably be the smarter move...
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Difficult to choose between the 35mm f/1.2, or the APO f/2. Curious to see how the faster lens compares with this when stopped down. Chromatic aberrations are a pet hate for me
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Examples please? From what I understand, Olympus is the only camera company that has ventured into anything related to computational photography, and not a whole lot at that.
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@Overrank That's true! Actually not a bad way of making money lol. I had the opportunity to buy a Leica Minilux for €100 about 4 years ago. Now they're selling between €700 and €1200. Craziness
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@panther fan The last line was: "But i also think its silly too to add fake grain and other film "defects" to a digital image, so if that "film look" is what you want, it might still be kinda...
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Love it or hate it, the film aesthetic is used as a communication tool in branding and commercial photography these days. I agree that it can be a pain to post-process film but it's much easier...
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@snapa If wasting time is a concern of yours, maybe you should consider not trolling film photography threads?
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Any modern lens stopped down to F2.8 or further delivers impeccably sharp images these days. Would expect nothing less.
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@JustSomeone When was the last time you used a Sony camera. The colour science has improved dramatically generations ago. Sony colour sensitivity is excellent these days, which is why product...
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Misread the headline as "caviar-covered" version
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Well if you look at a photo or work of art and dismiss it based on gear or software, photography probably isn't for you?
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Will never go back to the sluggish performance of Lightroom again. No excuse for it these days.
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