10 Signs You're a Photo Geek
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Rienzphotoz said:
On the other hand 'porn' may actually also apply to stills I guess. It brings a whole different meaning to the words 'exposure', 'aperture', and yes, 'focus breathing' heheheh
Hmmm I'm a geek too, trying to express those things in photo-terminology... :
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RLPhoto said:
haha you joke but i was actually think about doing that in my study where i do my processing... :-[
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RLPhoto said:
When I get my Sigma 200-500, I'll have it in 18% grey; Everyone and their monkey is going to take photos of it, they may as well look nice.
Jim
PS - Therein is another sign.
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neuroanatomist said:Aglet said:
Or see pattern noise when you close your eyes.
Or try to analyze the bokeh of your own vision... ???
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Since the past 2 years I have great bokeh in my vision ... all I need to do is remove my reading glasses ;D ... for deep dof I have to wear +2.00 reading glasses and it is only getting worse every year ;Dmrsfotografie said:neuroanatomist said:Aglet said:
Or see pattern noise when you close your eyes.
Or try to analyze the bokeh of your own vision... ???
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If I rub my eyes, REALLY HARD, I see some cool color patterns! ;Dneuroanatomist said:Aglet said:
Or see pattern noise when you close your eyes.
If I don't then the noise is pretty random and organic and confined to luminance channel only.
Since these sensors are always stuck on live-view I don't have the software to boost in real-time to check for possible underlying patterns. It's OK tho, because in normal earthly lighting conditions they have exceptional dynamic range, resolution and the ability to identify the faintest of adjacent shade/tonal differences, probably exceeding 16 bit/color.
And with that I'm gonna go away and let that post-count sit for a little while.
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Aglet said:If I rub my eyes, REALLY HARD, I see some cool color patterns! ;Dneuroanatomist said:Aglet said:
Or see pattern noise when you close your eyes.
If I don't then the noise is pretty random and organic and confined to luminance channel only.
Since these sensors are always stuck on live-view I don't have the software to boost in real-time to check for possible underlying patterns. It's OK tho, because in normal earthly lighting conditions they have exceptional dynamic range, resolution and the ability to identify the faintest of adjacent shade/tonal differences, probably exceeding 16 bit/color.
And with that I'm gonna go away and let that post-count sit for a little while.
You Devil you ;D
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...or if you carry and use pupil-dilating eyedrops to achieve a lower f-number and increased OOF blur.
Having had this done twice recently, it's unpleasant. You can't read for a couple of hours afterwards, and things are too bright, not surprisingly. It's not worth it, folks; don't bother!
Having had this done twice recently, it's unpleasant. You can't read for a couple of hours afterwards, and things are too bright, not surprisingly. It's not worth it, folks; don't bother!
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serendipidy said:Aglet said:If I rub my eyes, REALLY HARD, I see some cool color patterns! ;Dneuroanatomist said:Aglet said:
Or see pattern noise when you close your eyes.
If I don't then the noise is pretty random and organic and confined to luminance channel only.
Since these sensors are always stuck on live-view I don't have the software to boost in real-time to check for possible underlying patterns. It's OK tho, because in normal earthly lighting conditions they have exceptional dynamic range, resolution and the ability to identify the faintest of adjacent shade/tonal differences, probably exceeding 16 bit/color.
And with that I'm gonna go away and let that post-count sit for a little while.
You Devil you ;D
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
I was wondering about your language an then I scrolled up ;D
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You might be a photo geek if you're part of the bag and/or lens of the month club (I just ordered the 35mm Sigma 
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