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Taking picture art or science ?
posted by oliviermeerson - 7th of july, 2008
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geometry, perspective, light, optics, all this are fields that come from science. With digital photography it's even more accurate.
But of course it makes better and easier quality pictures, even with knowing nothing you can rely on ... More... 
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Back from Nepal
posted by newkoala - 23rd of april, 2008
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The gentle breeze across the peak of mountain
The melodious song touch the mood of emotion
If you want to chase the everlasting sun in the plateau
Please gaze those eagles roaring in the crystal sky
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Still using film
posted by lihui - 9th of march, 2008
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I got my first SlR camera about 17 years ago,That was a very cheap tool,made in china.But I very like it.For these years,I have used many camera,Nikon FM2,Nikon F100,Canon Eos5,Eos1N ,etc.
2001,I got my first digital camera,... More...
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How do you deal your films?
posted by lzyspirit - 3rd of january, 2008
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When you finish taking a picture in film, how many steps will you take before it can be uploaded to DT?
I am quite nervous about this. I like take slides with Kodak 100VS. But it is really a big problem for scanning and digital darkroom.... More...
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Film works?
posted by lzyspirit - 29th of december, 2007
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That's an interesting question I think. How many people use film cameras and upload the pics taken with these machines?
I got a Nikon F70. And I chose 17-35 not 17-55 for my D50, partially because of I need to use 1735 on F70.
Today,... More...
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What a film camera teaches you about photography.
posted by asiavasmuncky - 29th of october, 2007
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Believe me, it teaches you everything that a digital camera never will. Don't get me wrong; I am a huge fan of DSLRs and Photoshop but I admit that I would never learn to compose a photograph if it weren't for a film camera.
Using ... More...
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Love for photography.
posted by asiavasmuncky - 27th of october, 2007
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The beginning I shall say. I am a poor photography student from Chicago... well, not so poor since my parents still support me and pay for my rather expensive tuition :).
I was hoping that maybe (and hopefully) I would be able to ... More...
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The Snobbery of Territorial Imperative
posted by lightart - 6th of october, 2007
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The other day I had a discussion with a member of my photographic society who was an old time large format film photographer. His work was always good and worthy of a look. While talking with him however I was struck by the subtle ... More...
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Don't Throw Away Your Film Camera
posted by shootalot - 20th of september, 2007
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Recently I have been scanning some old negatives from 1988 and have discovered quite a few nice photos. With film going out of style the temptation is to sell the old film camera for a song or even give it away. I tried that with ... More...
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What's behind the nickname?
posted by 36clicks - 19th of september, 2007
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Many people ask me what's behind my nickname - 36Clicks.
There are three answers, actually. A couple of years ago, I decided to start my own company at the age of 36. Didn't keep that promise to myself, as I gave myself a year's ... More...
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In Response to Article: Sorting and searching
posted by kenneystudios - 18th of september, 2007
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I think many of us go back through our "archives" from time to time, even if we're not really doing so just to look for those dusty gems.
I like to go back through old photographs now and then, just to reminisce. I was going through ... More...
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Bloggy, blog...blog!
posted by photojay - 28th of august, 2007
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I just have a second to get some quick thoughts out there, so I don't have time to add the images to support this message (sorry to all of you who only read my blog because you get a little notice telling you that I included your image ... More...
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My Top Ten Favorite Movies.
posted by sumius - 26th of august, 2007
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1. Lord of The Rings Trilogy
2. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
3. Gladiator
4. V For Vendetta
5. Superbad
6. Transformers
7. Last of the Mohicans
8. Braveheart
9. Tombstone
10. Batman Begins
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Frozen photography
posted by plunin - 26th of august, 2007
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You know, in spite of physical impossibility (although, who said 'impossibility'?) there is a number of time-machines in our life.
Undeveloped films. Lying in a fridge they keep memories from the past being just a piece of stuff ... More...
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Shooting in a gloomy weather
posted by tsm - 24th of august, 2007
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The good isolation is received at filming in a gloomy weather, using a palate as a background
© Photographer: Tsm | Agency: Dreamstime.com
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