Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)13:46:58 | 64 comments | 4 images
>BRB. just the biggest upgrade (cheat mode unlock) you can make to your photography skills.
Yet, it's ignored by noobs and seasoned hobbyists somehow.
Yet, it's ignored by noobs and seasoned hobbyists somehow.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)13:51:16 No.4390950
>>4390943
Because even the average IBIS on the a7c allows you to consistently take sharp handheld 0.5-1s exposures with a 50mm if your technique is anything better than sloppy and you can manage not to sway back and forth while standing, and digital cameras have such enormous ISO ranges compared to film that the only people who still need tripods are using telescopes, shooting self portraits, or doing long exposure photography.
Because even the average IBIS on the a7c allows you to consistently take sharp handheld 0.5-1s exposures with a 50mm if your technique is anything better than sloppy and you can manage not to sway back and forth while standing, and digital cameras have such enormous ISO ranges compared to film that the only people who still need tripods are using telescopes, shooting self portraits, or doing long exposure photography.
fe2fucker 12/09/24(Mon)14:02:54 No.4390955
what is this exactly supposed to do if i wanna be quick about it?
bro forgot to turn off his projector
watch out ur bulb is gonna burn out
bro forgot to turn off his projector
watch out ur bulb is gonna burn out
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)14:17:04 No.4390957
>>4390950
Let's see it.
Let's see it.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)14:44:24 No.4390958
>>4390943
Tripods and base iso go hand in hand. Something so satisfying about going into mirror up mode, setting a shutter delay to further minimize vibration, then taking the shot at tiny aperture low iso. So cash opening up the RAWs later and enjoying the massive depth of field, dynamic range, and color depth you get. High iso is and has always been a compromise.
Tripods and base iso go hand in hand. Something so satisfying about going into mirror up mode, setting a shutter delay to further minimize vibration, then taking the shot at tiny aperture low iso. So cash opening up the RAWs later and enjoying the massive depth of field, dynamic range, and color depth you get. High iso is and has always been a compromise.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)15:28:51 No.4390975
Lately I've been thinking about trying to simulate ultra low ISOs with frame averaging and one of these. In fact with a crop sensor you could get full frame or MF-levels of noise (and sharpness in theory?). Might be useful for landscapes or high contrast shots like sunset.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)17:36:30 No.4390992
>>4390943
fuck off grandpa
fuck off grandpa
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:05:26 No.4391003
>>4390950
>you can just buy a 1000 dollar camera body so that you can maybe get a 1 second exposure instead of buying a tripod for 20 dollars where you can get as many seconds as you like.
???
>you can just buy a 1000 dollar camera body so that you can maybe get a 1 second exposure instead of buying a tripod for 20 dollars where you can get as many seconds as you like.
???
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:08:02 No.4391005
>>4390950
>sharp handheld 1 second
The average person can easily do this with no ibis at 50mm, longer if you crouch or lean against something
>sharp handheld 1 second
The average person can easily do this with no ibis at 50mm, longer if you crouch or lean against something
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:14:32 No.4391008
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:17:44 No.4391009
>>4391008
OP post on /RPT/ is handheld, and its at 300mm, though I was crouched.
>20 dollar tripod is not holding your camera still.
Seeing as tripods become instantly valueless as soon as you buy them, you can easily get an ultra high end tripod for that price. They are absolutely everywhere.
OP post on /RPT/ is handheld, and its at 300mm, though I was crouched.
>20 dollar tripod is not holding your camera still.
Seeing as tripods become instantly valueless as soon as you buy them, you can easily get an ultra high end tripod for that price. They are absolutely everywhere.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:20:36 No.4391011
>>4391009
Well, a tripod would have let you stop down to get more than 3mm of frog in focus for your selective color slop.
Well, a tripod would have let you stop down to get more than 3mm of frog in focus for your selective color slop.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:24:19 No.4391012
>>4391011
>w-w-well OKAY fine but its still bad
If it wanted to stop it down I would have, its a 300 f/2.8 and im going to shoot it wide open no matter what. I can hold a camera steady with no issues really. I thought being able to hold the camera was part of the basics but apparently not.
>w-w-well OKAY fine but its still bad
If it wanted to stop it down I would have, its a 300 f/2.8 and im going to shoot it wide open no matter what. I can hold a camera steady with no issues really. I thought being able to hold the camera was part of the basics but apparently not.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:31:42 No.4391014
>>4391009
>.3s
I guess it passes because it's 300mm.
>20 dollar tripod
If your camera is under 5lbs you may be able to get something okay, but an ultra high end carbon fiber tripod is definitely not 20 smackers.
>.3s
I guess it passes because it's 300mm.
>20 dollar tripod
If your camera is under 5lbs you may be able to get something okay, but an ultra high end carbon fiber tripod is definitely not 20 smackers.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:35:17 No.4391016
>>4391014
NTA anon but I bought a tripod for what I think would be around 90 USD that would have been around 900 USD new. Im sure you could get a 300 dollar new one for like 20.
NTA anon but I bought a tripod for what I think would be around 90 USD that would have been around 900 USD new. Im sure you could get a 300 dollar new one for like 20.
/\nonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:37:22 No.4391017
>>4391012
>im going to shoot it wide open no matter what
Well that's dumb... composition works on all 3 axes; DoF is part of the equation.
>im going to shoot it wide open no matter what
Well that's dumb... composition works on all 3 axes; DoF is part of the equation.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:39:49 No.4391018
>>4391017
Yea but that close @ 300mm, even if I went f/8 there would still be heaps of blur. Might as well commit. If I wanted more DOF I would have just used another lens.
Yea but that close @ 300mm, even if I went f/8 there would still be heaps of blur. Might as well commit. If I wanted more DOF I would have just used another lens.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:42:34 No.4391019
What's a good basic tripod under $70? My current $20 is no longer staying level.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:45:06 No.4391021
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)19:47:37 No.4391022
>>4391021
Miller air fluid head with manfrotto 475b geared legs
Miller air fluid head with manfrotto 475b geared legs
/\nonymous 12/09/24(Mon)20:16:56 No.4391031
>>4391018
To each his own... I don't like seeing the entire focal plane as a flat line like that. I have 105, 70-200, 300, and 400 f/2.8 on FF and stopping down to f/4 would make a huge difference with all of them.
To each his own... I don't like seeing the entire focal plane as a flat line like that. I have 105, 70-200, 300, and 400 f/2.8 on FF and stopping down to f/4 would make a huge difference with all of them.
/\nonymous 12/09/24(Mon)20:22:54 No.4391035
Tripods and monopods have their uses but both are both shit for my needs. I may use one every 2 or 3 years and even then I usually end up handholding for my favourite shots.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)20:54:00 No.4391037
I nearly never use my tripod any more except for night photography and long exposures. It's too annoying to carry on a trail, and sensors nowadays are good enough for handheld in 95% of situations.
Plus I've noticed that using a tripod, I get much less creative because I essentially stay in the same spot for longer to avoid doing the setup all over again. I also try more unusual angles without a tripod.
Plus I've noticed that using a tripod, I get much less creative because I essentially stay in the same spot for longer to avoid doing the setup all over again. I also try more unusual angles without a tripod.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)21:14:12 No.4391038
>everyone on /p/ is insisting they never use or need tripods
>everyone on /p/ most posts boring snapshits
Much to consider
>everyone on /p/ most posts boring snapshits
Much to consider
/\nonymous 12/09/24(Mon)21:31:54 No.4391041
>>4391038
I'd gladly pit my 50 favourite shots against yours.
I'd gladly pit my 50 favourite shots against yours.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)21:51:50 No.4391044
>>4391041
PHOTO BATTLE! You guys could both do it. There's no images in this thread yet!!
PHOTO BATTLE! You guys could both do it. There's no images in this thread yet!!
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)22:02:56 No.4391045
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)22:14:39 No.4391046
>>4391045
I was going to disagree but then i realized the anon that mogged at least one trip was actually cANON!!5d
The worse trips post photos from another device to spare their content from their trips bans
I was going to disagree but then i realized the anon that mogged at least one trip was actually cANON!!5d
The worse trips post photos from another device to spare their content from their trips bans
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)22:23:31 No.4391047
>>4391046
>more well poisoning cope
Nobody is ever going to believe you post good photos, cANON. Make up as many dumb stories as you want nobody believes them. You're a snapshitter who is too cowardly to attach his name to his work lmao.
>muhh ban
>muhh secret good photos
>muhh mog
If you put this much effort into taking a photo maybe you'd have one you felt comfortable posting instead of being a bitchboy.
>more well poisoning cope
Nobody is ever going to believe you post good photos, cANON. Make up as many dumb stories as you want nobody believes them. You're a snapshitter who is too cowardly to attach his name to his work lmao.
>muhh ban
>muhh secret good photos
>muhh mog
If you put this much effort into taking a photo maybe you'd have one you felt comfortable posting instead of being a bitchboy.
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)22:28:21 No.4391048
Very true OP.
If anyone wants an affordable tripod rec, this is a pretty good substitute for the peak design travel tripod IMO: https://www.smallrig.com/SmallRig-Lightweight-Travel-Tripod-AP-01-3987.html
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If anyone wants an affordable tripod rec, this is a pretty good substitute for the peak design travel tripod IMO: https://www.smallrig.com/SmallRig-L
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Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)23:09:01 No.4391054
>>4391047
I’m not cANON but you are clearly one of his mogging victims
I’m not cANON but you are clearly one of his mogging victims
Anonymous 12/09/24(Mon)23:23:36 No.4391056
>>4391054
He waves a rent free sign so gleefully. It is most amusing.
He waves a rent free sign so gleefully. It is most amusing.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)09:32:36 No.4391105
>>4391054
Link to his work then, let's see it.
Link to his work then, let's see it.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)09:37:48 No.4391106
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)11:08:57 No.4391123
>>4391048
I've almost bought the AP-01 but changed it at the last minute for the AP-100.
It's been an okay tripod for the past year but I only shoot 35mm and don't want/need anything heavier in the future.
I've almost bought the AP-01 but changed it at the last minute for the AP-100.
It's been an okay tripod for the past year but I only shoot 35mm and don't want/need anything heavier in the future.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)11:17:31 No.4391124
I asked for this beefy thing for christmas. currently using some shitty magnus tripod that cost me like $50. picked up an L bracket and a geared head so just gotta hope my gf delivers
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Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)11:20:39 No.4391126
>>4391124
which geared head?
which geared head?
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)12:09:09 No.4391133
>>4391106
Looks to be better than most tbqfwy.
Looks to be better than most tbqfwy.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)12:16:22 No.4391135
>>4391133
You are cringe.
You are cringe.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)12:23:18 No.4391136
I have a tripod with a quick release or whatever, but what I really want is one that gives me some travel to move the camera forwards/backwards for macro
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)12:43:45 No.4391137
>>4391135
You are seethe.
You are seethe.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)13:06:24 No.4391140
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)13:19:32 No.4391141
cANON 12/10/24(Tue)13:35:37 No.4391142
>>4391140
It's someone trying to false flag me into looking pathetic
It's someone trying to false flag me into looking pathetic
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)13:36:09 No.4391143
>>4391142
you already look pathetic lmao
you already look pathetic lmao
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)13:45:55 No.4391147
>>4391142
Different canon, chudette.
Different canon, chudette.
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)15:38:46 No.4391158
>>4391126
Oben GH3W
Oben GH3W
SAGE 12/10/24(Tue)15:41:10 No.4391159
>>4390943
as a landscape photographer, i enjoy taking my time and using my tripod to get the angles and composition just right
as a landscape photographer, i enjoy taking my time and using my tripod to get the angles and composition just right
Anonymous 12/10/24(Tue)17:03:58 No.4391173
absolutely needed 4 ND
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sage 01/02/25(Thu)00:24:56 No.4396328
>>4390943
>Yet, it's ignored by noobs and seasoned hobbyists somehow.
mainly because of the cost vs perceived usefulness, it really is the final boss of GAS that some people never get to (or need to depending what they shoot).
>Yet, it's ignored by noobs and seasoned hobbyists somehow.
mainly because of the cost vs perceived usefulness, it really is the final boss of GAS that some people never get to (or need to depending what they shoot).
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)00:33:03 No.4396330
>>4390943
All it really does is starry skies and blurry water and it totally ruins your day by turning every trip into a photography trip.
IBIS completely obsoleted it otherwise
>inb4 realestate photography and school portraits
All it really does is starry skies and blurry water and it totally ruins your day by turning every trip into a photography trip.
IBIS completely obsoleted it otherwise
>inb4 realestate photography and school portraits
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)00:42:13 No.4396333
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)00:59:59 No.4396337
>>4396333
Sounds awfully gearfaggy. Just buy a camera with IBIS and leave the blob in the studio.
Sounds awfully gearfaggy. Just buy a camera with IBIS and leave the blob in the studio.
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)01:33:11 No.4396349
>>4396337
>accuses other of gearfagging
>next sentence recommends buying two cameras- one for indoors and the other for outdoors
???
>accuses other of gearfagging
>next sentence recommends buying two cameras- one for indoors and the other for outdoors
???
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)01:35:12 No.4396351
>>4396349
Gearfagging isn’t about money. It’s about being in love with your gear. Don’t buy two cameras, buy one and let the blob collect dust until some hipster buys it.
An artist hates gear and wants less of it. Even if temporarily having more of it is how that’s accomplished.
Gearfagging isn’t about money. It’s about being in love with your gear. Don’t buy two cameras, buy one and let the blob collect dust until some hipster buys it.
An artist hates gear and wants less of it. Even if temporarily having more of it is how that’s accomplished.
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)02:14:26 No.4396359
>>4390950
I've managed to get really sharp photos at .5" handheld and sitting down.
I've managed to get really sharp photos at .5" handheld and sitting down.
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)02:51:11 No.4396370
>>4391005
Absolutely not
Absolutely not
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)05:25:52 No.4396384
>>4390943
I ain’t walking around carrying that fucking thing. No way. If you need to stabilize a shot just grab a tree or set it on a rock, or if you’re a city person, why don’t you put some of those corners of buildings you’re all so enamored with to use? I mean jfc it’s not hard,
I ain’t walking around carrying that fucking thing. No way. If you need to stabilize a shot just grab a tree or set it on a rock, or if you’re a city person, why don’t you put some of those corners of buildings you’re all so enamored with to use? I mean jfc it’s not hard,
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)07:21:46 No.4396393
>>4396351
>It’s about being in love with your gear.
Wrong. It's about harbouring strong emotions towards gear. You are a gearfaggot, and a particularly obnoxious type at that. It should be a tool, nothing more and nothing less. If you're angry at "having dragged all that weight for nothing, because there was nothing worthwhile to shoot", go ahead and get a P&S or whatever suits you more. If carrying "heavy" gear "for nothing" does not bother you, good for you too.
You, however, sound like the type of retard to seethe at people for using the "wrong OS" because the one you use is obviously the correct choice and everyone else is dumb and stupid.
>It’s about being in love with your gear.
Wrong. It's about harbouring strong emotions towards gear. You are a gearfaggot, and a particularly obnoxious type at that. It should be a tool, nothing more and nothing less. If you're angry at "having dragged all that weight for nothing, because there was nothing worthwhile to shoot", go ahead and get a P&S or whatever suits you more. If carrying "heavy" gear "for nothing" does not bother you, good for you too.
You, however, sound like the type of retard to seethe at people for using the "wrong OS" because the one you use is obviously the correct choice and everyone else is dumb and stupid.
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)08:03:35 No.4396399
>>4390943
Fantastic piece of kit. Also love sturdy mini tripods.
Fantastic piece of kit. Also love sturdy mini tripods.
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)13:11:10 No.4396461
>>4396393
no if you’re a big dweeb with a d850, a tripod, a giant zoom, and a purse full of filters to take a photo of a tree you are a gearfag. its cringe, you look autistic, and everyone despises being near you. women instantly realize you are a creep. men tell you to keep it pointed away from their children or else. your only out is to dress as a survey worker.
someone who whips out their om5 and snaps is not a gearfag even if they used to be and they’re putting their d850 on ebay tonight, and especially not if they harbor that instant sense of disgust towards d850 autists
no if you’re a big dweeb with a d850, a tripod, a giant zoom, and a purse full of filters to take a photo of a tree you are a gearfag. its cringe, you look autistic, and everyone despises being near you. women instantly realize you are a creep. men tell you to keep it pointed away from their children or else. your only out is to dress as a survey worker.
someone who whips out their om5 and snaps is not a gearfag even if they used to be and they’re putting their d850 on ebay tonight, and especially not if they harbor that instant sense of disgust towards d850 autists
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)13:12:48 No.4396462
Anonymous 01/02/25(Thu)13:21:43 No.4396468
>>4396462
>clank clank rattle
>here comes fatso with the entire nikon and manfrotto catalog strapped to him
>"im not a gearfag youre a gearfag for thinking this is stupid. skill issue you cant afford it you’re too weak"
why are all GWACs like this?
>clank clank rattle
>here comes fatso with the entire nikon and manfrotto catalog strapped to him
>"im not a gearfag youre a gearfag for thinking this is stupid. skill issue you cant afford it you’re too weak"
why are all GWACs like this?
Anonymous 01/07/25(Tue)11:53:01 No.4397679
I'm thinking of buying this chinkshit tripod for my telescope and night / astro photography. Think it'll be stable enough with the centre column down? Or should I spend $40 more for a 32mm one?
https://www.aliexpress.com/_mNETPnZ
https://www.aliexpress.com/_mNETPnZ