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Image 1 — My Grandad once gave me this, does anybody know whats its name, how old is it and where was it from? (I’m from northen italy)
Image 2 — My Grandad once gave me this, does anybody know whats its name, how old is it and where was it from? (I’m from northen italy)
Image 3 — My Grandad once gave me this, does anybody know whats its name, how old is it and where was it from? (I’m from northen italy)
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My Grandad once gave me this, does anybody know whats its name, how old is it and where was it from? (I’m from northen italy)

u/randomitphotography — 3 days ago
▲ 4 r/AskPhotography+2 crossposts

How can i make this better for printing?

What other factors of this pictures can i adjust to prepare for printing? Im also unsure of what aspect ratio to use, since i never changed from the original 3:2
Of the camera

u/randomitphotography — 1 month ago
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What photography can i try with this?

Its been a while since i got bored of just doing planespotting, what other types of photography can i experiment with this setup? (I also have a 55-250,35 and 28mm)

u/randomitphotography — 1 month ago
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How can i calibrate my PC colors for LrC and printing?

Its been quite a while since i noticed my po and my phone showed different colors, saturations and contrasts for the same images, but I never thought much of it, now that im interested in printing some of my pictures im actually worrying that this effect could ruin the final product, since i don't know which screen is showing the correct image... does anyone know how to color calibrate my po (if its the one with wrong colours) to make the image on the screen as close to reality as possible?

If it can help in any way my phone is an IPhone 11 and my Pc is a lenovo ideapad 3

u/randomitphotography — 1 month ago