The Photography Thread !
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Alpha 6000 | Aperture Priority f/5.6 1/250s 50mm ISO100 [E SONY 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS]
Location: Mussoorie
Vintage camera.
Saw this on the pavement near Hawa Mahal (prev post), Jaipur. I did not have the time to find out if it was actually working.
Saw this on the pavement near Hawa Mahal (prev post), Jaipur. I did not have the time to find out if it was actually working.
It does. I have seen this on youtube. The owner clicks and sells photos captured on that camera.
Looking for a tripod for my mobile phone. Please suggest one or two fine ones. Nothing fancy but must be durable. I have to capture a lot of documents and my hand shakes slightly nowadays making texts appear fuzzy
Something like this is probably the most inexpensive & convenient option - tripods that can let the camera point straight down tend to be expensive. This is fast and easy to adjust, and you can just push it off to the side when done.
why are you looking for a tripod?. i am using document scanner apps to capture documents, id cards, certificates etc.,. it does the job well. my hands are shaky not even a millisecond my hands won't stay steady to take a clear shot. am having a sony tripod but it's not that helpful to capture documents. felt annoying. should have more patient to setup and take shots. i used this tripod only for long exposure night shots.
Night & Day (iPhone 12)
I forgot I have an exact opposite morning pic
Damn!
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Padmini Palace, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Padmini Palace, or Padmavati Mahal, is located beside a large lotus pond. The palace is in the background while the pavilion is in the (left) foreground. This pic was taken in May when the water level is low. Normally the pavilion is surrounded by water.
Legend has it that, as Queen Padmini sat in this pavilion, Alauddin Khalji saw her reflection in the lake. This glimpse convinced him to sack Chittor in order to possess her.
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Padmini Palace, or Padmavati Mahal, is located beside a large lotus pond. The palace is in the background while the pavilion is in the (left) foreground. This pic was taken in May when the water level is low. Normally the pavilion is surrounded by water.
Legend has it that, as Queen Padmini sat in this pavilion, Alauddin Khalji saw her reflection in the lake. This glimpse convinced him to sack Chittor in order to possess her.
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Got a full manual lens, the results are quite nice.
Using:
Alpha 6000 | Manual f/1.8 1/6s 25mm ISO100 [7 Artisans 25mm F1.8]
Using:
Alpha 6000 | Manual f/1.8 1/6s 25mm ISO100 [7 Artisans 25mm F1.8]
I have heard that it is difficult to get shaper images with manual. However, I believe it provides much finer control over the focus.