Minlak
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Awesome now what ever room your neighbour moves to you can track her all the way easily
Awesome now what ever room your neighbour moves to you can track her all the way easily
Have you seen my neighbours? Clearly not.Awesome now what ever room your neighbour moves to you can track her all the way easily
You know we are a no kink shame forum - I don’t judge youHave you seen my neighbours? Clearly not.
I only have a semi fisheye, not wide enough.You know we are a no kink shame forum - I don’t judge you
FTFYI only have a semi not wide enough.
at the price of getting it developed, i'm guessing not many!Haven't played with film since I was a teen.
But just acquired this bit of kit.
Hopefully get some time to have a go sometime over the chrissy break.
It's a minolta srT101 from about 1973, with Tamron glass and a heap of accessories.
Let's see how many rolls of film I can waste haha.
Haven't played with film since I was a teen.
But just acquired this bit of kit.
Hopefully get some time to have a go sometime over the chrissy break.
It's a minolta srT101 from about 1973, with Tamron glass and a heap of accessories.
Let's see how many rolls of film I can waste haha.
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I had both at one time! I lusted after an XM Motor but changed sides when Minolta decreed autofocus wouldn't be able to use manual lenses.at the price of getting it developed, i'm guessing not many!
I used to shoot with a Minolta XG9 with a motor drive just for shits and giggles
Places will develop then straight to digital, but yeah not cheap.at the price of getting it developed, i'm guessing not many!
I used to shoot with a Minolta XG9 with a motor drive just for shits and giggles
Get err donewill have to wait till a cold winters night with beer.
DSLR, will grab a Z9 next year because the D800 is playing odd games at times.I've been thinking about getting a new camera for a while now, but figured before I do it was probably time to dust off the old mirrorless (a Fuji X-E1 and kit 18-55mm) and make sure I still really had an interest first. I had a quick 15 minute window on the way back down from Falls yesterday to stop at a creek and grab a couple of shots - and me being me - went straight for some long exposures.
I felt very rusty, but it was fun to have a go after so long (it's been several years since I've done any 'arty' photography). I think the biggest perk of a newer camera would be having a rear screen that's actually bright enough to see the final image clearly in full sun (hence the exposure being a bit low on the second shot, couldn't really tell much past the basic composition when shooting...).
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Who else still busts out a "real" camera, or have we all succumbed to the ease of the smartphone?
Ooft, just had a geez at what that is. Do you get much use out of the full-body form factor? I could never be bothered with the size and weight of them. I had Canon 5D II/III’s in the past, and even they were heavy beasties once out bushwalking with a few lenses and a tripod. I tried a a7r II for a bit wihoch was a brilliant sensor wrapped in a horrible (to hold and use) body. And the lenses were actually heavier than the Canon equivalents so I got fed up with it after a bit. Hence I’ll probably end up back in Fuji world again this go for the smaller form factor. Gotta want to take it along with me or it won’t get much use anyway, lol.DSLR, will grab a Z9 next year because the D800 is playing odd games at times.
This one. There's been plenty of times and places that I've wished to have my DSLR, but it's the convenience of the potato camera that wins. Thats greatly helped by the S23 Ultra having the camera it does.Gotta want to take it along with me or it won’t get much use anyway, lol.
Those are some nice shots.I've been thinking about getting a new camera for a while now, but figured before I do it was probably time to dust off the old mirrorless (a Fuji X-E1 and kit 18-55mm) and make sure I still really had an interest first. I had a quick 15 minute window on the way back down from Falls yesterday to stop at a creek and grab a couple of shots - and me being me - went straight for some long exposures.
I felt very rusty, but it was fun to have a go after so long (it's been several years since I've done any 'arty' photography). I think the biggest perk of a newer camera would be having a rear screen that's actually bright enough to see the final image clearly in full sun (hence the exposure being a bit low on the second shot, couldn't really tell much past the basic composition when shooting...).
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Who else still busts out a "real" camera, or have we all succumbed to the ease of the smartphone?