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xsteriism · 4 years

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Good luck on your exams!!!! And WELL DONE ON GETTING 30O FOLLOWERS YOU DESERVE EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM!!!!! I have a prompt if you wanna do it? Peter likes to take a lotta photos but doesn't tell anyone and one day Tony finds his camera and it's full of all these amazing pictures of himself and the ironfam and ned and MJ and loads of other pretty things so he buys him a camera and one day Tony gets a picture of everyone asleep and hangs it up! Do it if you want!! Good luck with everything! 💕

hello!! im SO SO sorry i took so long to write this prompt, i havent been feeling myself lately, but i wanted to write something after two months, so here!

i would like to tag @technically-a-little-dragon because i hope this makes you smile :) and @officialtonystarkprotectionsquad because you always support me!

(click on the title to read on ao3)

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Peter’s Camera

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Tony is one of the best people to photograph, in Peter’s opinion. Once the genius gets into the mood, there isn’t much that can be done to stop or distract him, which makes him the perfect candidate to photograph. Peter has gotten snaps of him where sparks are surrounding him as if he’s some kind of angel descending from heaven or where he’s sleeping peacefully after days of intense creating, with Dum-e prodding him but to get no reaction in return.

Peter got the camera from Ben as a birthday present, a small second-hand Canon camera. It was old, a little broken, but with his genius brain and some stray parts he found in a dumpster, Peter managed to fix it within a night. However, it was at the expense of neglecting his homework, which he had to rush through the next morning. He didn’t care if the camera had buttons that weren’t working or if it glitched at the worst timings— the camera was Peter’s camera, gifted by his Uncle Ben, and that was all that mattered.

The camera rarely left Peter’s being since he got it, so it was usually always accessible. After he became Spiderman, Peter would bring it on patrol, taking scenic pictures of the city or himself in action. He takes pictures of anything and everything and has to transfer the pictures to his computer every month because of how quickly he fills the memory card.

Maybe it was because he didn’t talk about it, or maybe it was because he only took pictures of people when they weren’t looking, but nobody has found out about his hobby yet. He isn’t ashamed of it, just doesn’t see the need to talk about it when he already has so many things going on in his life. Peter wouldn’t deny it if someone found out about it someday, but for now, he likes that photography is his little secret.

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Tony isn’t sure what he’s looking at.

Is that a camera from the 1970s? Do those still exist? What on earth is this doing in his lab?

Frowning unconsciously, he picks the camera up, feeling it in his hands, examining it like some specimen. Just as he’s about to put the camera down and leave it, his finger brushes over a button, showing the pictures in the memory card. Eyes widening with mild shock, Tony clicks through the pictures of his family.

He sees himself, surrounded by tools, the light illuminating his face, making him seem otherworldly. He smiles at the picture of Ned, in which he’s grinning at Lego, with his face stuffed full with food. He huffs out a laugh when a picture of Harley teaching Morgan how to use his potato guns pops up and snorts when a picture of MJ smiling softly at a bird shows up. The billionaire snickers at the pictures of Pepper, who looks like the CEO she is as she glares at Clint and Scott or when she’s reprimanding grown adults (see: The Avengers) about safety and rules.

Tony lets out a tiny gasp when he sees Natasha, the notorious Black Widow, smiling softly at a kitten. He chuckles lowly when the picture of Thor, on the verge of tears at the sight of a mouse, appears. And he smirks when he sees Bruce, who looked like he was in the middle of panicking, with a wildly out-of-control specimen in the background. He beams as he sees Bucky and Steve, roleplaying a scene in a book to Morgan, who has a wide grin on her chubby face.

All these pictures, yet not one of Peter. Could it be that… this camera was his?

Of course, it’s his. Whose else could it be?

Tony sets the camera back onto the table, dialling Happy as he exits the lab.

“Let’s go camera shopping.”

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“Boss, where do you even find the time for photography?” Happy asks as he begrudgingly follows Tony into the camera shop. Why was he always dragged into stuff he didn’t want to do? Better yet, since when did Tony like photography?

Tony rolls his eyes, not that Happy could see. “You wouldn’t get it. Now, which camera do you think is best?”

Happy gapes at the billionaire, looking to and from between Tony and the cameras on display. “How would I— Why would you think—”

“Oh, look at this… Leica S… Typ 007?” Tony sounds unsure— unusual, but not unexpected since this was something he wasn’t familiar with. “What? What does this mean?”

Based on what he knows, this camera is for Peter. Tony cares about him so much that he’d willingly go out to buy him stuff and risk himself running into paparazzi. Sighing in resignation, Happy glances through the specs and the prices of the cameras because Tony obviously wouldn’t and if he accidentally buys a $27k camera, then Peter will definitely freak out.

“Boss, look at the price,” Happy sighs again, “do you really think Peter would accept this?”

Tony almost had whiplash from how fast he turned his head to face Happy at the sound of Peter’s name. “How did you know I was getting this for the kid?”

Happy rolls his eyes, walking past the nervous saleswoman who had been staring at them with a wobbly smile for the entire time they’ve been at the store. He picks up a relatively light camera, something he knows Peter would like and shows it to Tony. The clueless billionaire takes the camera, inspecting it as if he knows everything about it and nods approvingly.

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Tony isn’t going to lie. He’s a little excited and a little nervous— something completely new from what he usually feels when gifting. He did snoop around in his camera, after all.

Jumping a little when the doors to his lab open suddenly, Tony tightly clutches the box in his hands, forcing himself to face the sweet, sweet teenager and hopes he won’t get mad.

“Hello, Mr Stark!” Peter greets with a chirp in his voice, beaming at the billionaire. “So, I was thinking about some updates I want to do for the—”

Tony interrupts him before the kid can immerse him into his ideas as well. “Pete, I have something for you.”

Innocent, brown eyes bore into his and Tony offers him a nervous smile. He beckons Peter over with a wave of his hand and forces the wrapped box into small arms. The teen cocks his head to one side, looking at him in mild confusion and all Tony’s thinking is, ‘why is he so cute?’

He motions for him to open his very impromptu gift, uncharacteristically wringing his hands in anticipation. Peter gently undoes the tape holding the wrapping paper in place, unwrapping it diligently, unlike how it was wrapped.

“Mr— Mr Stark!” Peter splutters as soon as he sees the camera. “This— isn’t this too much? You already give me an allowance on top of my salary as an intern. I can’t—”

Tony grins, secretly happy that Peter isn’t angry with him for snooping around and discovering his secret. He frowns playfully, sitting on his hands so that the teen wouldn’t be able to force his gift back. “Well, your camera is an ancient relic, and we can’t have that in my very futuristic house, now can we? Besides, why didn’t you get a new one if you had the money?”

Peter smiles, a little forlorn, a little reminiscent. “Uncle Ben gave me that camera and I just never really thought of upgrading it.”

“Hey,” the billionaire holds back a wince at the mention of Ben, knowing it was a sensitive topic. “You can display the camera in your room, no need to get rid of it. Heck, I’ll even make a glass display box for it if you want.”

The teenager smiles again, this time a little brighter, happier. He hugs the camera to his chest, before shyly thanking Tony, as if the billionaire checked the price before paying for it.

A few weeks later, after Family Friday Night, Tony finds a printed picture of the whole family— Avengers and Non-Avengers alike— sleeping in the makeshift blanket fort, on his table. And if he encases it with a handmade frame, hanging it up where everybody can see, then it’s nobody’s business but his.

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mpbooth · 7 years

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Peter Dreimanis - July Talk

#july talk #peter dreimanis #portrait #live music #concert photography #leica #leica s typ 007

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loxobe-blog · 5 years

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Best DSLR Cameras

With proper training, talent and experience, you might not need to go for the most expensive cameras in the world to take the best shoot of your surroundings. Again, dreaming about owning of the most expensive camera sometimes cost you nothing. Here we list of the most expensive cameras on that are available. With the price range between $6,000 and $43,000. They also worth you consideration if you are ready to spend such amounts.

Leica S (Typ 007)

The Leica S (Type 007) is not only among the most expensive cameras on the planet but it is also the most latest release from Leica. For the imaging sensor, Leica S uses CMOS over CCD. Among the things to note with this product is the processor, which we expect to be a full stop over the other similar competitors like the Leaf Credo 50 and the Phase One IQ3 – the two boast sensors that conclude the resolution of 50 megapixels and dynamic range of 14 stop.

The continuous shooting around 3.5 frames per every second and higher than that of medium format cameras which average at two frames per second. Leica’s new video capabilities and the primary 100-12,500 range shows that they are now advancing from their modern CMOS sensor. Like most other cameras of similar class, the Leica S features in-built Wi-Fi, which allows the user to capture videos from a Smartphone through the Leica S app. The app provides live view and allows set up of the autofocus point. To buy this camera, you need $27,500.

Mamiya Leaf Credo 80 Digital back

First, the Mamiya Leaf Credo 80 Digital back has 1.15-megapixel resolution, multi-touch screen and for easier and quicker verification of the tonal and focus accuracy, the screen has excellent rendition that stands at 16 million colors. In addition, the first ever multi-core microprocessor allows stronger performance for faster image viewing, editing and focusing.

The intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) provides easier navigation and covers the touchscreen outside the LCD. That allows the user to click and navigate outside an image area. Even more, the new FireWire 800 and USB3 implementation allows faster image transfer between the camera and other devices.

The producer has designed and technologically advanced the camera for ease of use and great image quality. The Credo 80 Digital back captures stunningly beautiful images with lifelike rich skin tones, low noise, subtle details and accurate color reproduction, which might be the best. The price of the product stands at #18,999. With the amount, you might get the best images from your area.

PhaseOne XF IQ3 Digital Back

The price of PhaseOne XF IQ3 Digital Back exceeds $60,000, which means that the technology might be the greatest. With the XF camera body and the companying 80-megapixel, IQ3 Digital Image Sensor Back (Copenhagen-based Phase One) provides top-notch results. Actually, the system of this camera is cumbersome compared to the miniaturized mechanization marvels from Nikon and Canon. However, its images boast astrophysical sharpness and richer color. With the details, everyone will enjoy diving into the pixels on their screen and posting huge posters.

The PhaseOne XF IQ3 is for medium-format photography where manufacturers produce gear & other accessories for professionals. Whose large amount of budgets suitable for a camera with large image sensors. A large number of high-end photographers have already expressed their like for the full-frame sensors found on the product. The sensor measures around 2.5 times larger than you will find on Nikon, Canon or Sony Cameras – it stands at 53.7 x 40.4 mm. With such measurements, you can print a poster measuring 34”x26” at the 300 dots-per-inch setting.

Panoscan MK-3 Panoramic DSLR

To buy the Panoscan Mk-3 Panoramic DSLR, you need over $40,000 and that alone puts it among the most luxurious cameras in the world. In fact, the camera can scan a 360 degree image entirely within 8 seconds. Apart from its ability to capture flat panoramic images, you can use it with any virtual reality player such as Flash VR, QuickTime VR players and JAVA-based players.

The military also uses the product for their tactical mapping while the police departments use it for their forensic photography evidence at crime scenes. The camera builds 360-degree images within eight seconds using the dedicated digital signal processor.

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sefiwij-blog · 5 years

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Best DSLR Cameras

Leica S (Typ 007)

Mamiya Leaf Credo 80 Digital back

PhaseOne XF IQ3 Digital Back

Panoscan MK-3 Panoramic DSLR

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nicholask-la · 1 month

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From February, 2022

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cameratoyou · 4 years

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*!@# Leica S 007 Medium Format DSLR Camera Body https://ebay.to/33WC9da

#camera #digitalcamera

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mpbooth · 7 years

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#july talk #peter dreimanis #singer #songwriter #live music #concert photography #music #canada #soda bar #profile #leica #leica s typ 007 #black and white

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nandabsb · 7 years

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#Repost from @dennydenn with @regram.app ... AJ McLean - [Backstreet Boys] chilling out below his portrait at @cinematicpix Gallery in Hollywood Background images Photographed with Leica S-007 Special thanks to Jaime Whitton for help on the day #leicacamerausa #backstreetboys #music #ajmclean #leica #leicaq #leica007 @skulleeroz @leicacamerausa @whittonmusic @leicacamera_ag #lfimagazine #hollywood #blackandwhite #elmarit #hollywood #Cinematicpix #leicaphotographer

#hollywood #music #leicacamerausa #repost #elmarit #lfimagazine #ajmclean #leicaq #leica #blackandwhite #backstreetboys #leica007 #cinematicpix #leicaphotographer

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leicanews · 7 years

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LEICA PRICES GOING UP ON MAY 1ST

The biggest increase comes on the S (Typ 007), going from $16,900 to $18,950. Honestly, this one seems pretty steep. The S007 is an amazing camera, but this $2,000 bump puts it further out of reach for those looking to get into the S System. If you have been thinking about stepping up to S, now might be a good time to do so.

Looks like most M cameras, except the M (Typ 240), M-P (typ 240) and M-D (Typ 262) are going up in price. Here, the changes aren’t so drastic. But, those waiting on the M10 will notice that it gets repriced at $6,895, which is $300 more than it debuted at in January. Most dealers should be honoring the original price for existing pre-orders.

More info: Leica Prices Going up on May 1st

#leica

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immedtech · 6 years

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Leica's S3 is a slick, 64-megapixel medium format DSLR

Leica's biggest news of Photokina was the launch of the L-Mount alliance with Panasonic and Sigma, but it also unveiled a camera. The Leica S3 is a rakish DSLR with a massive 64-megapixel medium-format sensor and 4K video capability that's set to arrive in spring of 2019. I got a chance to handle it at Photokina 2018 and take a few shots (but not keep them), and I can tell you that this is one beautiful-feeling camera. Given the likely price, however, I'm quite sure I'll never own one.

The last S Typ 007, first unveiled in 2014, had a sensor resolution of a mere 37.5 megapixels. RAW file sizes for that model were 40MB each, so expect the 64-megapixel S3 to nearly double that. There aren't very many camera models with more resolution, other than a few Hasselblad models and Fujifilm's incoming GFX-100 with a 100-megapixel resolution sensor.

The S3 uses a dual shutter, with a focal plane model for regular S lenses and a central shutter for CS lenses. Leica has about ten S-lenses in its lineup, along with adapters for different models from Contax and Hasselblad. The sensor has no low-pass filter (LPF) to maximize sharpness, though that will likely result in some moire and jagged edges, especially in video.

It can shoot at up to 3 fps in RAW, which is actually not bad for a medium format camera, and nobody is buying this for sports photography anyway. ISO ranges from 100 to 50,000 and Leica promises a very decent 15 stops of dynamic resolution. It's equipped with USB 3.0 and WiFi, but not Bluetooth.

The optical pentaprism viewfinder has 0.87x magnification, and the rear (non-touch) screen is a 3-inch, 921,600 dot model. Leica isn't saying yet how many shots you'll get on the battery, but the last model could handle 1,000. Despite its higher resolution sensor, the S3 should be close to that too, Leica told Engadget.

The S3 can shoot cinema 4K (4,096 x 2,160) using the entire medium format sensor, which will give your videos an epic 70mm IMAX-like film look. Given the number of megapixels on the sensor, though, there's likely to be some line skipping, which will worsen the moire and aliasing. Still, it should result in an incredible look.

For such a powerful camera, the Leica S3 is pretty easy to handle. The camera is largely intended for professional use, so the magnesium body is tough as nails and feels nice and grippy. Autofocus seemed to work pretty well, though it's obviously slow compared to mirrorless cameras from the likes of Sony and Canon. The AF also makes a lot of noise, so when shooting video, you'll probably want to stick to manual focus mode.

I really liked the menu and control layout, too. Rather than using a million buttons, the S3 lets you long-press on the rear controls to activate functions and menus, which are simple and easy to navigate. There are manual controls where most needed, namely dials to set the aperture and shutter speed.

The S3 is a desirable camera, but at what price? Leica hasn't said yet, but as the S Typ 007 costs $20,000, I'd expect it to be at least that. You're going to need a few lenses, too and the Vario "kit" model alone costs nearly $11,000. Unless I hit the jackpot, the S Typ 007 is a nice daydream camera and nothing more.

Follow all the latest news from Photokina 2018 here!

- Repost from: engadget Post

#ITlive #engadget #Leica's S3 is a slick #64-megapixel medium format DSLR

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