BennySnaps & Beer
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Hey there, just found this old 35mm film pack that still works, and I swear it makes a pint look like liquid gold. Got any tips on snapping the perfect beer shot without ruining the brew?
Beer Beer
Sounds like a real treasure chest of moments. Try shooting at a low ISO, keep the camera steady—maybe a small tripod or a stack of books—so the film doesn’t get shaky. Use natural light, like a window, or a warm lamp, and keep the glass clean so you don’t get those pesky fingerprints. Focus on the foam or the rim to catch that gold sheen, and remember to leave a little airspace in the glass so you can catch the reflection of the beer's head. Shoot a few frames, then later see which one gives that perfect golden glow without turning the brew into a blotch. Cheers!
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Awesome, love that! I’ll grab a cheap tripod, hit ISO 100, and set the timer so my hands don’t wobble. The foam always looks so dreamy when it catches the light just right—maybe I’ll add a splash of dust for that vintage sparkle. Thanks for the tip, I’ll fire up the camera and let the beer do its golden trick!
Beer Beer
Sounds like a solid plan—just keep the dust light, like a whisper, or you’ll end up with glitter instead of gold. Shoot a couple of shots, flip the pack, and you’ll get that perfect mix of foam, light, and a touch of nostalgia. Have fun and let the brew do its thing, mate!
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Thanks, mate! I’ll dust it just enough, flick that 35mm pack, and let the golden foam do its nostalgic dance. Can't wait to see the old-school magic pop out of that brew!
Beer Beer
Sounds like a toast waiting to happen—cheers to that golden moment!
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Cheers! Here’s to capturing that golden moment on film—let the foam and light dance like old vinyl tracks.