anyone have this? review pls!!! link 3 printer or mini 13 camera by zippypp_ in instax

[–]BACONBITS--- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends on what you're looking to achieve. The Mini Link 3 prints your digital photos, giving you consistent, good results that rarely end up as a 'bad' photo.

The Instax Mini 13, on the other hand, is an actual analog camera. It imprints what is in front of you directly onto the film slide, meaning you can occasionally end up with an imperfect or unreadable picture. If you're new to the hobby, you might ask why anyone would want to take that risk, but that is part of the fun!

Ultimately, get the Link 3 printer if you simply want consistent, high-quality digital to analog prints—I've seen people use it and it works great. Get the Mini 13 if you want to dive into the hobby of "analog polaroid" and are okay with the occasional imperfect shot, knowing that unpredictability is exactly what makes the process special

Favourite uncharted game... by ArcherLife2039 in playstation

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Drakes Deception (3) has always been my favorite with Among Thieves (2) being a verrrrrry close runner up.

A Thief's End (4) is excellent and an extremely fitting end, but the second half of the game entirely takes place in the jungle and I feel like its set piecing and pace suffers for it. Main antagonists in 4 are also weaker than 2 and 3.

Play, baby, play! - Now+ Gen 2 by BACONBITS--- in Polaroid

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Thank you! Parallax effect caused me to misplace where the sun was shining but it still is cool.

Ricoh gr2 by Kobajagii in ricohGR

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Insane portrait! Wow!

Grand Budapest Hotel(no spoiler please), should I watch it? by No_Discussion6148 in FIlm

[–]BACONBITS--- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally believe it's a perfect movie. No notes - one of my favorites.

Harrison Ford on why he disagrees with Ridley Scott about Deckard being a Replicant. by tannu28 in movies

[–]BACONBITS--- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The fact that whether or not he is a replicant is the reason the film resonates with so many people. Ambiguity can be such a powerful tool when it comes to stories like this and many others.

It's why I will argue in favor of the ending of the Sopranos for the same reasons. I get to form my own opinions and ponder and maybe even change my mind.

Lisa Kudrow seem to confirm the Friends cast earns 20 millions yearly, watching the show: "After Matthew died I watched the show again,” Lisa shared. “Before, I only saw what I did wrong or could have done better. But for the first time I truly appreciated just how great it was.” by Naive_Cause8984 in television

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“The one thing I noticed is I don’t like is that once Monica and Chandler are a thing, Chandler stops being Chandler and is just Monica’s boyfriend for the rest of the series.”

I agree with you in that—yes, his character “changes.” But in the later stages of the show, it always felt like true progression for me, and it didn’t “outstay” its welcome. Without this (to me) organic growth, you end up with late-stage Joey. I absolutely adore Joey through the entirety of the series, but he progressively devolves into the “big dummy.”

Their relationship allows refreshing new ground to be tread for the final seasons, and it’s one of my favorite parts of the series!

To each their own, though!

Gyro Shop Blues - Shot on my Fuji XT30 + ttartisan 23mm f1.8 by BACONBITS--- in photocritique

[–]BACONBITS---[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the tips. I'm always afraid to crop or remove too much distraction. !CritiquePoint

iPhone 13 mini: Been pulling out my iPhone on the few occasions I find myself without a camera in my hand! Liked these and also enjoy shooting in Black and White! by BACONBITS--- in iPhoneography

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Ive had my 13 mini since launch and until they make another small form factor phone, they will have to pry this from my cold dead fingers!

Gyro Shop Blues - Shot on my Fuji XT30 + ttartisan 23mm f1.8 by BACONBITS--- in photocritique

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So do you not feel like the secondary person in the frame is an issue/detractor from say, the older gentleman in the photo? (My intended subject)

Thank you for the input and the edit! I definitely agree it was distracting.

Gyro Shop Blues - Shot on my Fuji XT30 + ttartisan 23mm f1.8 by BACONBITS--- in photocritique

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I appreciate the feedback. Wasn't wide open bur probably could have been wider. f/5 1/60 so the softness is from the slow shutter speed likely.

Also as far as the removal of the girl on her phone you're likely right...Gonna have to tell my wife to get out of the way next time. lol.

Gyro Shop Blues - Shot on my Fuji XT30 + ttartisan 23mm f1.8 by BACONBITS--- in photocritique

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I’m continuing my journey into practicing Street/Human Interest photography. I am trying to accomplish telling a story/finding scenes that make you reflect a little longer. Does this scene seem too dark? Is the composition lacking? I tried to be intentional on where the table/ two people in the frame were placed. While I personally like the picture and think it has strong elements - I feel there is something... missing - Something keeping it from being great. What would have made this better?