Good things that have happened in your life lately

2013-07-12 10:31:05

#1701

pirana6: Go Cougs!; +692|6551|Washington St.

Uzique The Lesser wrote:
at least 10 years ago when everyone had crappy low-megapixel digital cameras, no one had the pretense of being 'a photographer'.

I know tons of people who saw digital cameras as the "entry" into photography since you could get such higher definition shots.
I also saw tons of people who hated digital cameras because it took away the "feeling" and "emotion" behind photos on film.
Who was right? Neither. It's too different styles of photography.

2013-07-12 16:49:09

#1702

Extra Medium: THE UZI SLAYER; +79|4456|Oklahoma

Got a new job.

Company truck, company credit card, fuel card, per diem, free iPad, company iPhone, lots of swagswagswag, less pay than last job but more home time. No more 6 months away from home!

2013-07-12 16:51:19

#1703

Jay: Bork! Bork! Bork!; +2,006|5618|London, England

Still a roughneck?

"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat

2013-07-12 16:52:36

#1704

Extra Medium: THE UZI SLAYER; +79|4456|Oklahoma

Jay wrote:
Still a roughneck?

I manage roughnecks.

2013-07-13 09:33:31

#1705

Jaekus: I'm the matchstick that you'll never lose; +957|5439|Sydney

I did photography as a unit for a year quite some time ago. Developing your own film in the darkroom was a cool process as well as the photography techniques we learned and applied. Though I understand how to compose a photo I don't really have the photographer's eye to really capture a great shot, as did others in my class.

2013-07-13 09:36:34

#1706

Uzique The Lesser: Banned; +382|4515

Jaekus wrote:
I did photography as a unit for a year quite some time ago. Developing your own film in the darkroom was a cool process as well as the photography techniques we learned and applied. Though I understand how to compose a photo I don't really have the photographer's eye to really capture a great shot, as did others in my class.

it's fine man just spend a few hundred on a nice lens and pirate adobe lightroom/aftereffects.

Last edited by Uzique The Lesser (2013-07-13 09:36:54)

2013-07-13 11:36:05

#1707

globefish23: sophisticated slacker; +334|6584|Graz, Austria

Dilbert_X wrote:
RTHKI wrote:
a lot of hdr is shit yea. many do it when they have no idea what theyre doing.

this shit hdr got on flickr explore
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ddidier/89 … otostream/
Its best to start with film TBH

Nah.
Silver-laced copper plates are the way to go.

2013-07-13 13:56:32

#1708

pirana6: Go Cougs!; +692|6551|Washington St.

Uzique The Lesser wrote:
Jaekus wrote:
I did photography as a unit for a year quite some time ago. Developing your own film in the darkroom was a cool process as well as the photography techniques we learned and applied. Though I understand how to compose a photo I don't really have the photographer's eye to really capture a great shot, as did others in my class.
it's fine man just spend a few hundred on a nice lens and pirate adobe lightroom/aftereffects.

Naw just make sure you use an old film camera with add some filters. Those pictures automatically have "emotion" and "thought" in them.

see i can do it too

2013-07-13 14:18:21

#1709

coke: Aye up duck!; +440|6969|England. Stoke

A good photograph is a good photograph, doesn't what equipment you use.

2013-07-13 14:21:33

#1710

Winston_Churchill: Bazinga!; +521|6999|Toronto | Canada

instagram has solved all the worlds photo issues

2013-07-13 14:25:48

#1711

Uzique The Lesser: Banned; +382|4515

pirana6 wrote:
Uzique The Lesser wrote:
Jaekus wrote:
I did photography as a unit for a year quite some time ago. Developing your own film in the darkroom was a cool process as well as the photography techniques we learned and applied. Though I understand how to compose a photo I don't really have the photographer's eye to really capture a great shot, as did others in my class.
it's fine man just spend a few hundred on a nice lens and pirate adobe lightroom/aftereffects.
Naw just make sure you use an old film camera with add some filters. Those pictures automatically have "emotion" and "thought" in them.

see i can do it too

not sure if you're confusing film for instagram, but film is an actual medium. it's something you actually can alter and modify, something you manipulate, as a craft. like the old film cameras - where you actually have to properly set-up and utilize the mechanics of the camera itself. that to me creates an 'accomplished' photo. unlike software that will do everything for you (be it instagram-level or adobe-wonderworks).

art.

http://www.icp.org/sites/default/files/ … tesz_1.jpg

2013-07-13 14:31:06

#1712

Winston_Churchill: Bazinga!; +521|6999|Toronto | Canada

not only can you manipulate the mechanics of the camera, but the development of the film itself. you can do some pretty neat tricks with film in a dark room. i spent about a year developing holographic film (which is basically just really, really high quality photo film) and that step was almost as important as the recording itself

2013-07-13 21:31:05

#1713

Macbeth: Banned; +2,444|5846

My new computer came in yay

2013-07-16 06:07:44

#1714

Dilbert_X: The X stands for; +1,815|6366|eXtreme to the maX

Pulled a robot apart, put it back together, no bits left over, booted up OK

https://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/filepicker%2FQ9rrprgQiSNKRRqpWh3v_winning_charlie_sheen_.jpg

Will find out in a couple of days if its working any better, or at all

Fuck Israel

2013-07-16 06:14:14

#1715

Uzique The Lesser: Banned; +382|4515

guess being an engineer is kinda useful for those times when your mom wants a new dildo

2013-07-16 06:18:29

#1716

Extra Medium: THE UZI SLAYER; +79|4456|Oklahoma

I'm not gonna lie, I laughed out loud.

2013-07-16 06:21:40

#1717

Dilbert_X: The X stands for; +1,815|6366|eXtreme to the maX

There's some quite impressive equipment in the world of mechanical porn, mostly made by talented lesbians from what I hear.

Still, its a niche I could get into, and I haven't seen any with stepper motor drives or PLC setups.

Fuck Israel

2013-07-16 07:35:23

#1718

unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,053|7032|PNW

Use LEGO.

2013-07-16 14:44:19

#1719

globefish23: sophisticated slacker; +334|6584|Graz, Austria

unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Use LEGO.

Yeah.
The new Mindstorm EV3 can be programmed and controlled with a smartphone app.

2013-07-17 09:05:17

#1720

Uzique The Lesser: Banned; +382|4515

1:1 first class ba(hons) english literature. great day. been with her for almost the entire three years.

:')

victory.

2013-07-17 09:14:00

#1721

Extra Medium: THE UZI SLAYER; +79|4456|Oklahoma

Hope she enjoys her future $40,000 a year job.

2013-07-17 09:22:05

#1722

Roc18: `; +655|6051|PROLLLY PROLLLY PROLLLY

Uzique The Lesser wrote:
1:1 first class ba(hons) english literature. great day. been with her for almost the entire three years.

:')

victory.

Good for you Uzique

Good for you.

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2013-07-17 09:34:38

#1723

Uzique The Lesser: Banned; +382|4515

Extra Medium wrote:
Hope she enjoys her future $40,000 a year job.

she's an only child, her dad is a millionaire, her mom makes $175,000 a year. she is taking the next year to move between denmark (her home country) and work on her language/see family, and working for one of britain's most prestigious art galleries. then her parents will pay for her to take either a master's in fine art from the courtauld institute, university of london (world's most prestigious art school), or in a more academic literary study at oxford/cambridge. so yes, i'm sure she is going to enjoy her future - whether i'm with her or not.

the $40,000 a year job was the starting salary i stipulated for beginner post-docs. that's my career path. i also stated that very quickly goes to $100,000+ a year by the time you hit your mid-30's. it's a job with 8 years of training. it pays very well, considering the nature of the job is reading, writing, and teaching books/philosophy that you love. you also make a really good revenue outside of your university salary, adding a lot each year through book-sales, academic lectures, private consultation, etc. it pays well. i'm not worried either. my family also have their millions. we are both very well catered for.

thank you for your concern

Last edited by Uzique The Lesser (2013-07-17 09:36:37)

2013-07-17 09:39:14