Advice on giving my camera an asigmatism? I've been taking…
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Advice on giving my camera an asigmatism?
I've been taking photos for years but only just got a decent camera, so have been playing around with settings in a way I previously couldn't. I have pretty bad astigmatism, and I find quite a frequent problem is seeing what I think will be a great picture and then holding up my camera and realising it looks kinda lame without my astigmatism, which obviously the camera doesn't replicate. I'd love to be able to take pictures that replicate my astigmatism and therefore look how I imagine them to, because it's a pain in the arse but especially at night it can be so beautiful.
Does anyone have any advice on settings combos or filters or editing techniques or whatever that could help me take pictures that replicate an astigmatism? Thanks for reading :)
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I've been taking photos for years but only just got a decent camera, so have been playing around with settings in a way I previously couldn't. I have pretty bad astigmatism, and I find quite a frequent problem is seeing what I think will be a great picture and then holding up my camera and realising it looks kinda lame without my astigmatism, which obviously the camera doesn't replicate. I'd love to be able to take pictures that replicate my astigmatism and therefore look how I imagine them to, because it's a pain in the arse but especially at night it can be so beautiful.
Does anyone have any advice on settings combos or filters or editing techniques or whatever that could help me take pictures that replicate an astigmatism? Thanks for reading :)
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