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6/2/2025, 8:20:35 AM
>>4431900
Guess it depends on what dicipline of photography you're refering to:
>Landscape?
Go during certain hours. Pray for desired weather/lighting. Spend money to travel to nice places. Use tripod without fucking up somehow.
>Portraits?
Good flash(es), softbox, lens with shallow enough DoF and desired distance to subject. Clients/friends/family which don't look like gremlins.
>Astrophotography (Nightscapes)?
Plan in advance. Pray for lack of clouds. Go somewhere with low light pollution / visit dark sites. Own a lens with a super wide aperture and no coma. Understand stacking frames.
>Action?
Pay to go to events / be hired for them. Own a telephoto that's fast enough and long enough. Be allowed close enough the action. Hold down shutter on H+.
Like, I could go on, but the point is what makes a good photo is quite dependent on what type of photo it is. Carrying lighting gear only solves some kinds of problems.
Guess it depends on what dicipline of photography you're refering to:
>Landscape?
Go during certain hours. Pray for desired weather/lighting. Spend money to travel to nice places. Use tripod without fucking up somehow.
>Portraits?
Good flash(es), softbox, lens with shallow enough DoF and desired distance to subject. Clients/friends/family which don't look like gremlins.
>Astrophotography (Nightscapes)?
Plan in advance. Pray for lack of clouds. Go somewhere with low light pollution / visit dark sites. Own a lens with a super wide aperture and no coma. Understand stacking frames.
>Action?
Pay to go to events / be hired for them. Own a telephoto that's fast enough and long enough. Be allowed close enough the action. Hold down shutter on H+.
Like, I could go on, but the point is what makes a good photo is quite dependent on what type of photo it is. Carrying lighting gear only solves some kinds of problems.
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