u/vladfaratz

More than 50+ hours and the game still scares me

Before proceeding to the next big chapter, I was trying to deliver all the lost cargo and the side quests and yet, after all this time of playing, 50+ hours, this is the first time I heard that screm. Heard it in my headphones which scared the hella out of me and I thought it can't scare me anymore, at least not at this stage of progress. I love this game.

Was I the only one who got scared at that scream?

u/vladfaratz — 11 days ago

Challenge for beginner photographers

Hi there fellow photographers!

I have bought myself a camera to get used to everything that came with the experience, and since I like to take a lot of pictures of everything, mostly nature or urban stuff, people as well, but I will not get into that. People are complicated, so it's better not to take pictures of anyone.

So, I have had a camera kit for already a few months, maybe half a year, and since then, I think I have learned a lot and gathered a lot of information and am still learning and experiencing.

The gear: Canon 4000D, one lens 18-55mm, f/3.5-5.6, another lens 75-300mm f/4-5.6, some not very expensive filters (one UV, one CPL and one ND8), three rings for taking macros and one adapter to attach my camera to my telescope (700mm) to watch the moon from time to time.

Now, what I was thinking and also thought that it might also help other future beginner photographers who think it would be interesting, was to ask you, people with more or less experience, for various challenges to do, to take pictures to get certain results, like taking photos during the day, or at night, or on a very bright sunny day, or during rain, or using the rule of thirds to get a certain result, think of it like a duolingo but for photography.

Maybe in the future I might upgrade to an R50 or maybe R6 or R5, but I will need more experience.

Until then, hit me with your challenges.

Happy shooting and don't forget to take the lens cap off!

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