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21h ago
inSpent $22 on a 90 degree 24 pin adapter and it barely fit my case, saved my side panel from bulging though
Does the adapter sit flat against the board or is there a gap at the base of the pins? Curious if the 4000D just doesn't have enough room behind the tray for one of those.
1mo ago
inA customer's cat knocked a lens off a table, the repair bill got weird fast
Honestly, that cat probably needs a vet more than your help, poor little dude.
1mo ago
inWatched anime at 2x speed for a year, now I can't go back and it's driving me nuts
I saw a video once saying our brains just get used to the fast pace, and normal feels slow after that.
1mo ago
A dull day in the darkroom turned into my best print ever
Hold on, I see it completely different. A light leak causing a double exposure is a camera failure, not a creative choice. You spent all that time and effort getting the developer right, and then you just gave up on the actual craft and leaned into an accident. It feels like you're celebrating the equipment messing up instead of your own skill in fixing the mistake. Don't get me wrong, the print might look cool, but calling it your best ever kind of sells your real work short. I'd rather see you print the frames that were done right, because that's where the actual control and vision live. The ghosting is just luck, and luck never makes a better photographer.