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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Snowy horse by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Grain of rice by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Icicles by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr- TheChefs
- Post #548
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Some BW 35mm film.... Restaurant by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Restaurant by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Restaurant by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr- TheChefs
- Post #539
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Just looking at the photo, this is at minimum 3 stops underexposed. Even 4. Unless you wanted the guy on the surfboard to be black. It's all in reading light and knowing how to use the meter. Possibly your shutter speeds are off and your meter readings are wrong too. Well, there's a vid on...- TheChefs
- Post #531
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
I like this photo, but I think it would have worked better if you cropped the bottom of the image right under the foot of the girl. There's just too much unnecessary space there.- TheChefs
- Post #520
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
How do you use the 398. If you exposure is wrong it must be really off. You can even practice with dslr. If your exposures are off you must be using it wrong way. They are simple devices and they are easy to use.- TheChefs
- Post #512
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Do you shoot slide film? If you don't, you don't need a spotmeter. I shoot a bit of slide film, so I use it. 99% of the time the reading is the same as incident metering. Don't ever use DSLR to meter for film, especially negative film. The meter underexpose on purpose to preserve...- TheChefs
- Post #505
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
There are lots of options, most MF cameras have square crop. You can start with something cheap and terrible Holga, it will set you back $25 or so. But it can take some nice and moody photos. The whole lomography movement is based around them. If you want something between lomo and decent...- TheChefs
- Post #502
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Thanks, I'm trying my best. It's a great place, I wish I had more time there to explore it. I think few years should be enough :)- TheChefs
- Post #499
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Few photos from my trip to Japan. Taken with Hasselblad and trusty old school film: Fushimi Inari by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Gion by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Kiyomizudera by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Rock garden by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr- TheChefs
- Post #496
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
I went to harvest rice in Japan and I took few snaps along the way. working hard by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Work is done by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr Rice by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr And not Japan related: Paczki by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr- TheChefs
- Post #375
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Gravitas, nice photos and they capture the action. You should try some panning shots, they blur out the background and capture the speed. But they are difficult to do. But that's why they are great! Thanks for the complement, composure is something that I've been reading/studying and practicing...- TheChefs
- Post #305
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Easy, hand held incident lightmeter. Metered finder = extra 500g of glass to carry around and inaccurate TTL exposure. For example, if you take a photo of a white wall using prism meter, it will look grey. Next take a photo of a black wall, it will look the same grey. With incident meter white...- TheChefs
- Post #303
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Thanks, 308s works great for 99% of my photos. Every single photo I've posted on this page was metered with it. If it meant shoving the meter in random peoples faces to get the light correct. That's what I did. Even for the guy with the cut-throat razor. The great thing about it is, that...- TheChefs
- Post #301
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Which lightmeter have you got? I use Sekonic l-308s, 95% of the time in incident mode. It took me awhile to get used to it, but having perfect exposure every single time is something that I enjoy a lot. I'm looking around for a 2nd hand L-758d, since I want a spot meter. As incident mode...- TheChefs
- Post #298
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Which bronica is it? The 6x6 or 645 format? I love square format, especially after getting hasselblad. It's a different experience shooting it and it's great for everything, not just portraits.- TheChefs
- Post #293
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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***SW&D Photography Thread***
Not being happy with the colours from my DSLR I went back to film about 6 months ago. I love the classic cameras... There's nothing quite like medium format hasselblad or cheap full frame camera. Few shots from my trip to Nepal and around my town... Pashupatinath by Jarek Miszkinis, on Flickr...- TheChefs
- Post #289
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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runners that don't lift and lifters that don't run..
I think a lot of people think of weight training as bench and biceps. My lifts were 180kg for deadlift, 160kg squat and 140kg bench. My shoulder press was 90kg I think, I can't remember that one too well. Also a lot of oly training is quiet high cardio. I've to say that the guys who ran could...- TheChefs
- Post #34
- Forum: Health & Body
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runners that don't lift and lifters that don't run..
Well, you can keep fit and not do cardio. I've not ran or cycled in 10 years after 3 knee surgeries, I lift weights. I did a bit more of olympic/strength/strongman/power lifter training, they very on intensity, but all of them are easier on knees than running. My heart rate was around 45-50bpm...- TheChefs
- Post #32
- Forum: Health & Body
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Nigel Cabourn
I would say by 1"... It's not quiet a blazer in my opinion... but then the sleves on mine cover the whole wrist- TheChefs
- Post #1,081
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Nigel Cabourn
Can you take another photo from further away with your arms down? Also keeping your shoulders in nutral position instead of trying to show of your pecks (as a former gym rat myself I know it's very tempting :) ) I think it will be a lot better indicator of the fit. It seems to be fine and I...- TheChefs
- Post #1,059
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim