u/Germerica1985

I love this cutting board I think it looks awesome. Labeled "Teak" in the store but a Google search of teak cutting boards doesn't give me anything like this.

Very light for its size.

I want to buy this commercial oven to use at home. I don't have a spot to "install" an actual oven but I still want to get a bad ass oven similar in power/heat output like the ones we have at work. This one uses Infrared heating elements and has convection. 30°c - 270°c range. The power cord is standard outlet.

What are your opinions on using commercial equipment at home? Is it going to potentially use much more power? I mean I don't want to buy some weak 30L oven off Amazon that takes 10 minutes to heat up. Anyone have a semi-commercial setup at home?

This is a legit question and I am just curious. I have sympathy for people that are going bald, it is very emotionally difficult to have aspects of your appearance change that you have no control over. But I am curious why some choose to go iconic. Thanks!

I am starting to experiment with "high quality" soy sauces after just using kikoman my whole life, and we'll they are expensive. Where any extra kikoman goes down the drain after sushi, I would like to have more control over how much I use.

Do they make soy sauce dispensers that "drop drop drop" instead of pouring out in a stream? In my head I could see it being the perfect thing for sushi.

Also, tell me the best high quality soy sauces to try. I recently bought Ya mason Kyoto and Yamaroku 4 years aged. And tell me any sushi condiments that I should try!

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B000FQPHJ8?ref=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apan_dp_QWV8Z65VY7KJAZ7FDYSQ&ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apan_dp_QWV8Z65VY7KJAZ7FDYSQ&social_share=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apan_dp_QWV8Z65VY7KJAZ7FDYSQ

We found it! @ u/tinysapling with the big lead from u/cocobear13

European Link: https://amzn.eu/d/08XT31Eu

Last edit: I'm going to sleep guys it's 2am in Germany lol, thanks so much for helping me, I can't believe we found the perfect thing for my use case, thanks again!

My gf works in a huge art museum in Nürnberg and I wanted to buy this 50mm with a great f/1.4 for taking photos of art. I am loving using these old lenses on an ultra modern camera (Lumix S5II)

My gf works in a huge art museum in Nürnberg and I wanted to buy this 50mm with a great f/1.4 for taking photos of art. I am loving using these old lenses on an ultra modern camera (Lumix S5II)

I'm just starting my journey with Digital Photogrophy, but I am an experienced manual Instax user. I absolutely love my S5II such a great camera! But I will always be a lover of a more manual experience, and I can't get enough of these old Japanese lenses.

It will be a picture of the lens followed by their photos:

The other lens does fit the adapter and it has a screw like thread on the mounting side. Thanks!

Found this lens in a box on the side of the road in Bavaria. It set in my cellar for 2 years until chance would have it I got into instant photography. After playing around with the Fuji Instax cameras, I bought this NONS camera and an EF/Exacta Adapter. Love how these images turned out!

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I hope whoever's grandpa or great grandpa who owned the lens, I hope he knows it took beautiful pictures again

2nd week with camera coming from NONS SL645 what fun! Love the manual lenses so much.

(1) Budget, country, and currency:

1,500 Euros Germany

(2) What equipment, if any, you have now and why is it no longer meeting your needs?

I have currently a few Exakta lenses from the 50s (but irrelevant here, i would buy new)

(3) What kinds of subjects do you intend to shoot?

Pretty much everything: Nature, Architecture, People

(4) Is it primarily for photography, videography, or both?

Photography

The last 5 months I've been doing a ton of manual lens photography on my NONS SL645. I love it so much and I love the control of each aspect. I have learned a ton about aperture, shutter speed, ISO, bokka, etc. and it was really high risk being an Instax camera! But I am starting to get really good and would like to now buy a digital camera to take nice and cool and interesting photos.

I am drawn to this Lumix camera for whatever reason, but I have no brand loyalty or any reason to be stuck here. I actually like Fuji as a company for obvious reasons. I'm pretty sure I want a full frame camera (I'm guessing this is where the future is headed?) I definitely want a viewfinder and any ease of use would also be appreciated (I still want full control over aperture and shutter speed etc, but an easy menu could be nice).

Obviously if there is a ton of lenses available this is also a bonus, but I'm not stuck on anything in particular. I want to know from AskPhotography:

What is the best photo camera €1,500 can buy?

Here is some of my Instax stuff

https://www.reddit.com/r/instax/s/1BUbmu1Am3 https://www.reddit.com/r/instax/s/ZNxislGeIt https://www.reddit.com/r/instax/s/8oPm2iZZvZ

Edit: I understand, the argument is it's the photographer not the camera that takes nice photos/ you need to have a trained eye for good photos.

But for example, I love the look of Leica photos from Leica cameras, but I don't have €4,000 to spend. I'm not convinced the s5II is the best camera for photography because I see a lot of "hybrid" stuff mentioned, so I'm asking you guys.