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In order to use Linux full-time, I'll need to find a feasible workflow for my photography hobby. Weeks working with Darktable hasn't converted me. I still prefer both Lightroom
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My daughter has been sending me adorable AI-generated images of her and my grandson in various Christmas get-ups. They're so fun and cute and she's having a blast.
It
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On macOS, I prefer Capture One as my RAW editor, but C1's cataloging features are weak. Plus, I'd prefer not having my catalog and editor so tightly tied together.
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I’m becoming a fan of this awkward kit. The F100 is such a sleeper and can be had relatively cheaply. I ended up with that weird-looking SB-20 flash as part of a
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It's nice having a pocketable point-and-shoot film camera with me. Normally for me, this either means an Olympus Stylus Epic or Ricoh GR1. Both of these are having issues, so I
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I'm trying. I really am.
I've spent a while getting my head around Darktable and digiKam. That's no small feat, honestly. What weird software. It's
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Sometimes I think I should quit shooting film. But I never do.
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I've tried to make Mylio work a few times. Maybe this time it will.
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The Ricoh GR1 looked sad in the "broken camera" drawer, so I loaded it up with a roll of HP5 and gave it a shot. It worked just fine. This time.
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I enjoy using the Rolleiflex so much that I am able to ignore how difficult it can be to focus and how sometimes it flares badly.
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The Stylus Epic, HP5, and light leaks at the beach
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What if I used Glass for my film roll posts, instead?
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I like to have Make and Model information available in film scans, and use exiftool for this. I have a lisp function in Emacs that does this, but sometimes I'd like
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It's been great having the MP back from DAG. Sometimes I feel like it's too much camera ($$$-wise), but then I use it and realize it's the
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Putting the new Rolleiflex through its paces by subjecting it to some self-portraits of me
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