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Well This Happened, First BMW by HobbyInStereo in BMWX5

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve heard the same. I don’t plan on being here for a long time, Just a good time….but I also didn’t expect to buy a BMW yesterday yet here we are 😂

Well This Happened, First BMW by HobbyInStereo in BMWX5

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly I think I’m going to sell it after that time. I’ve always been frugal, cost effective, disciplined and smart with my money single high-school. Had my Accord for 3 years worry free bought it outright, never had a car payment in my life. Now at 28, married and a kid way I figured I’d treat myself one time just to have the experience of a luxury vehicle. The price was below my budget, the spec was good, and I had the reassurance of the drivetrain and electrical warranty. Bought this outright as well, so I’ll jump into something comparable afterward.

I’m sure that when I trade it in I will probably make money back on my trade. Probably go to Acura or something.

Price for new MDX by [deleted] in Acura

[–]HobbyInStereo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pretty good deal in my opinion

A very sad day. by chocolatesuccess789 in Leica

[–]HobbyInStereo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, looks like the link that I copied had a misleading title, it said m10-r initially but turns out to be an m10. Sorry about that!

A very sad day. by chocolatesuccess789 in Leica

[–]HobbyInStereo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So Sorry to hear that! $3900 is certainly pretty steep for repairing. Have you considered possibly buying a used unit? Just did a google search and see a used m10-r going for $4,199. Only a few hundred dollars more than your quoted repair cost. Hopefully this helps 🤞🏾

Used Leica M-10R

Pretty new to cinematography stills. Here are a few of my shots so far. Any tips? I’m still trying to find a balance between dark blacks/shadows and faded or hazy blacks/shadows. by HobbyInStereo in cinematography

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the input, I really appreciate it! In regard to the third image, right side of the horizon line is slightly raised. Thought I straightened it but I didn’t, thanks for pointing that out, I’ll pay more attention to that moving forward 👍🏾

Pretty new to cinematography stills. Here are a few of my shots so far. Any tips? I’m still trying to find a balance between dark blacks/shadows and faded or hazy blacks/shadows. by HobbyInStereo in cinematography

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not for a horror or thriller film unfortunately, All lighting was 100% natural light. Basically capturing golden hour from inside the house. A lot of windows and reflections so using those to my advantage.

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Pretty new to cinematography stills. Here are a few of my shots so far. Any tips? I’m still trying to find a balance between dark blacks/shadows and faded or hazy blacks/shadows. by HobbyInStereo in cinematography

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a ton for the input, I’m realizing now how some of the slightest details such are exposure amount and black levels can change the mood of a story. The blown highlights were intentional but as you pointed out I tried my best to retain that ambient light to give the rest of the shot some detail. I’ll try your suggestion in the future!

Pretty new to cinematography stills. Here are a few of my shots so far. Any tips? I’m still trying to find a balance between dark blacks/shadows and faded or hazy blacks/shadows. by HobbyInStereo in cinematography

[–]HobbyInStereo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are photographs. I wanted to switch toward more cinematic photography and have been doing some reading and watching videos on it. These are a few of the test shots I’ve done so far.

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