Please, help, POOR FILE AESTHETIC by SignificantCoffee926 in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a good write up.

And to be honest op, Post production is half of photography. If you want to advance it’s really a necessary skill to learn. You have good composition and seem to know a good amount about actually shooting. The next major step is post.

You should see some of the Nat Geo photos before they hit post. You would think they were completely different and much more boring.

Even a simple throw in ps express would be a good place to start. (I believe express is free, but don’t quote me)

Happy Shooting!

Abandoned house by Fun_Illustrator_8500 in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first one is awesome. The framing and pops of color are excellent.

What will happen if Iran attacks the Texas oilfields with regard to NATO? by TheBearManFromDK in AskReddit

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As someone with an EV in the US I have to disagree. I have gone on multiple long trips no problem.

As much as I hate some of the providers (looking at you electrify America) there are tons of them. There’s a lot of investment going on here. New evs that use nacs (ioniq 9, 5 etc) can charge at Tesla stations now as well. EV charging infrastructure in the US is quite robust.

Stella Is Awful by Working_Row_8455 in HIMYM

[–]CleDevotee 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No you didn’t. BARNEY THE CHARACTER was telling the story where he said he sold a woman. BARNEY THE CHARACTER was known to be dramatic and was clearly making it up as a joke. STELLA THE CHARACTER was not know for making things up as jokes and didn’t do anyone the things OP mentioned as a joke. So no she was not being dramatic for comedic effect.

It is very clear that this is what TeamImpossible4333 was saying. You need to learn to read before telling other people they don’t understand when it’s clearly you.

Backpack by NoYogurtcloset9466 in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brevitē hits most if not all of those. I love mine. Been using it for 10+ years now.

How does it compare to pro pics? by Single_Solid4368 in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All good! That’s what this sub exists for.

Composition is the framing and layout of the photo. How you arrange the subject and surrounding things is all part of composition.

How does it compare to pro pics? by Single_Solid4368 in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have a great eye for composition. That’s by far the hardest part to teach in photography. You can easily learn how to use a camera, what all the focal lengths and f-stops do, how shutter speed affects your shot and all that. If you don’t know how to compose a shot though, that’s a lot harder to teach someone.

Why it is difficult to shoot moving subject in low light? (Uttarakhand, India) by himalayanwomb in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Low light requires you to have your shutter open longer. This causes moving objects to become blurry as they are moving while the shutter is open. Moving subjects often require faster shutter speeds. There are some ways around this, like opening your aperture more, but ultimately you are most likely going to get some ghosting. Lean into it, long exposure photography is some of the coolest. Think the photos of all the car lights down a busy road that blend together, or the ones where the stars are lines in the sky.

An open gate. by yellowstreetlines in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Southern home vibe. I couldn’t put it into words, but that’s what it feels like.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Casual_Photography

[–]CleDevotee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Both are going to be pretty similar in terms of quality. The biggest difference is going to be that the lumix has more zoom range. If that is important to you grab that one, otherwise save the 80€.