They call me Hans

@arbux cite your sources then?

Wow....About what time was this? I'm definitely heading back up there sometime this summer, but I've hopped back on the Olympus train (Sorry guys :/)

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INB4 obligatory MILC vs DSLR argument.

Well if you use your eyes and see the depth of field being showcased in each photo, yes, it's easy to see they were shot at f/1.4.

However, my point is, if it's such a big deal to you, why are you...

I appreciate that.

Might I add though, the 4th place entry was shot on a digital camera, but with a film lens ( Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1:1.4 ). There's also no way to confirm that it was taken...

Firstly: You're using that phrase a lot. I don't think it means what you think it means.

Secondly: use your eyes? I'm not sure you could get that same depth of field at f/2.8 now could you?

Well, I mean, I can't really be mad at the guy.

Placed 19^th in the challenge. Taken with my old Olympus OM-1n, with a 50mm zuiko f1.4, wide open, with Ilford HP5 film. Man I miss this camera...

I'm really impressed the X700 made the list. This was my very first camera, inherited from my mother and father, but from all of the film snobs I've talked to, the X700 falls squarely in the 'meh'...

Okay well now you need to write a separate article entirely, titled "The one time my canon 1D mkii got me a date" because you owe us. YOU OWE US BARNEY.

If you were to tell me, when I first made an account on this site, that someone from the DPR staff was going to drop a reference to 'Life is Strange', probably would've called you nuts.

For an article about documenting surfing, there was a serious absence of people actually surfing.

Step one: git gud scrub.

But in all honesty, if you take all of these into account, it will mean nothing unless you know what you're doing.

That being said, excellent advice guys, as per usual.

I've added some VSCO filters to simulate Kodak Gold film, that's why there's quite a bit of grain.

Hey all, Well after getting some great feedback about my previous question regarding rings in RAW photos, I'm back to share with you the final products of my first night out with my new GR. These ...

Hello all! This is my first post here in the Ricoh forums. How are you doing? Well I just received a used (>4500 shutter actuations) Ricoh GR from Ebay the other day and I finally got around to ...

Placed 24^th in the challenge. Model: Savanna Copper

Honestly I'd love to see more basic, how-to tutorials from DPR.

Try something revolving around gentrification in your city?