Photograph and Camera talk

[f12]

@neph93:

@f12:

Shot on my Hasselblad with an expired roll of portra 400

Love the composition and lines in this.

Thank you [emoji106]

Quite a challenge shooting motion on an all manual camera but the reward is so worth it

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[louisbosco]

sharing some photos from japan in november. 6d + sigma 50mm 1.4 art.

[Jett129]

Cool shots,the second one is my favorite.

[louisbosco]

thanks! that was at teamlab PLANETS installation. it was absolutely brilliant!

[f12]

Action things on film, shot on the Hasselblad:

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[Jett129]

Really great,where is that?

[f12]

@Jett129:

Really great,where is that?

Thanks ! Joshua tree area

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[Steve]

@f12 love these pics, the top pic has a real feel on being shot in the 70s

[f12]

@Steve:

@f12 love these pics, the top pic has a real feel on being shot in the 70s

Thank you !

Well the bike is from the 60’s & camera is from the 70’s so very close !

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[f12]

Having fun in the canyons

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[motojobobo]

Lovely picture @f12 .

[Cutlasshound]

Insane picture!!

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[f12]

Experimenting with a cheaper 150$ camera

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[BD81]

What is a good starter camera? I know nothing of photography but i am very interested in starting to experiment with it, with something other than my shitty phone camera.

[Jett129]

How much do you want to spend?

[f12]

@BD81:

What is a good starter camera? I know nothing of photography but i am very interested in starting to experiment with it, with something other than my shitty phone camera.

I shot those black & white photos above with my girl’s cheaper Canon Kiss camera.

Any camera will do but typically the more you pay, the better technology there is like autofocus, frames per second, cropping conveniences (framing closer on an edit), ergonomics, etc making it just a better tool for the job.

Some may have better recommendations but check these out below:

• Nikon D5300
• Canon EOS 250D
• Travel friendly, great all-around: Fuji XT series

From there, I recommend getting a 35mm lens for around a few hundred bucks which will show objects as the similar to when you look at something with your eyes if you do end up getting a cheaper DSLR (typically an APS-c camera)

A good exercise/project from here is to set a day aside from morning-night & journal the entire day. Now the challenge is to select only 8-10 images to summarize the day (& post here !)

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[Jett129]

@BD81 Not sure where you’re located,but I have an old Canon 40D DSLR body that I could give you. You would have to purchase a lens for it. I would recommend the 28-135 zoom lens as that gives you lots of composition options. Thought the exercise that f12 suggested was great. Two that I still use to this day are pretend that you’re an insect looking through an insects eyes,and pick a location like a beach or park and go there at least once a week and take 36 pictures(Which used to be a roll of film) Good luck.

[BD81]

Thanks guys! I never would have thought of doing any of those exercises. I prob would have just went into the woods and started snapping pics lol. @Jett129 i haven't really thought about what i wanted to spend yet. I live in canada how much would that lense cost for the body?

[Jett129]

The list price on that lens is $480. I’d bet you could find one used for a lot cheaper.

[Jett129]

Took this last night at sunset. Surprised at how rough the surf was.