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Zenitar f2.8 16mm fisheye lens on Sony a7
My latest UWA for my Sony.
Very nice lens, not too much fisheye distortion which can easily be corrected if needed and giving a fantastic FOV and perspective.
Lens is very sharp from f4 good at f2.8
Very cheap full frame MF lens, for those like me, who love UWA.
Cámara: K3
Plus-X 50 ASA (vencido hace mas de 30 años)
revelado casero
Transfer 4K reducido a 2K
Plus-X (+30 years old)
home developed
4K telecine downscaled to 2K
Potentially could be an awesome self portrait frame...but I was too late to realize that.....
Also it was too dark to look around at that time.. ._. next time,then..
Nikon d5000 + Fisheye 16mm
First bit of sunshine in a while, so took the 16mm Zenitar lens (K mount) out for a spin in Brighton. All these were taken at f8
I made this hdr pano with 5 different shots, each with 3 exp tonemapped with photomatix, then merged using photoshop cs4...I have to say I'm quite happy about the result...
The Film Photography Project offers the largest selection of Double Perforated 16mm movie film in the universe!
Get out your Bell & Howell and start shooting!
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Prototype for a new style: Gradient, where one colour fades into another.
This pair is an Azure to Turquoise gradient. I'll be experimenting more gradients with in the future. :3
Torre Minerva e il nuovo faro a Punta Campanella, nella luce di una meravigliosa giornata di ottobre. Termini, Massa Lubrense, Italia.
Grazie a tutti per la visione, per il commento, per la preferenza.
Torre Minerva y el nuevo faro en Punta Campanella, a la luz de un maravilloso día de octubre. Termini, Massa Lubrense, Italia.
Gracias a todos por mirar, por el comentario, por la preferencia.
Torre Minerva et le nouveau phare de Punta Campanella, à la lumière d'une merveilleuse journée d'octobre. Termini, Massa Lubrense, Italie.
Merci à tous d'avoir regardé, pour le commentaire, pour la préférence.
Torre Minerva and the new lighthouse in Punta Campanella, in the light of a wonderful October day. Termini, Massa Lubrense, Italy.
Thanks to everyone for watching, for the comment, for the preference.
Torre Minerva und der neue Leuchtturm in Punta Campanella im Licht eines wunderschönen Oktobertages. Termini, Massa Lubrense, Italien.
Vielen Dank an alle fürs Zuschauen, für den Kommentar, für die Präferenz.
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“GEMINI XII EVA -- Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., pilot of the Gemini XII space flight, performs standup extravehicular activity during the [redacted] four-day mission in space. Astronaut James A. Lovell Jr. was the command pilot. Gemini XII is docked to the Agena Target Docking Vehicle in background.”
The photograph is a frame taken by a 16mm Maurer movie camera that had been mounted by Aldrin on the outside of the spacecraft, directly behind his hatch.
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Credit: Christie's website
Sold for $1125 March 2024:
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Credit: Heritage Auctions website
Let’s see what he gets for it this time around:
www.bonhams.com/auction/30739/lot/14/gemini-xii-buzz-aldr...
Credit: Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr website
Despite the associated description per Bonhams:
“Historical context
A striking view of the fifth American spacewalker, Buzz Aldrin, standing on his seat with his upper body emerging into space during his first stand-up EVA. Captured by a 16mm Maurer camera he had mounted outside the spacecraft, this image shows Aldrin installing a handrail between Gemini XII and the Agena Target Vehicle—an EVA task he had meticulously rehearsed in underwater training. Gemini XII remains docked to the Agena in the background, with the breathtaking blue Earth below.
"One thing I know about Buzz—he's one of these guys that's a lot smarter than most of us. He had a nickname: Dr. Rendezvous."
—Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean (In the Shadow of the Moon, 2007)”
That doesn’t look like a handrail in his hand. Maybe the tether for the gravity gradient/tethered stationkeeping/artificial gravity inducing experiment?
Excellent:
www.collectspace.com/ubb/Forum29/HTML/001279.html
Credit: collectSPACE website
Finally, from the NASM website:
“On the second day in orbit, Aldrin did a “standup” EVA, floating in the hatch opening and doing scientific experiments such as astronomical photography with an ultraviolet camera. It was a technique first tried on Gemini X and XI. That was easy. Day 3 had the real test. First, he attached a movie camera to the Gemini spacecraft, pulling himself hand-over-hand to the spacecraft's nose on a handrail added for the purpose. He used a short tether attached to his waist to restrain himself as he hooked a big tether between the spacecraft and the Agena. Unlike Gordon’s experience trying to wrap his legs around the Gemini’s nose to stay in place, Aldrin had no trouble. Then he moved to the back of the Gemini spacecraft to work on his “busy box” of tasks. Two “golden slippers”—yellow, overshoe-like foot restraints—stabilized his position. He experimented with one or two waist tethers, worked with bolts and washers, and used a tool to cut metal. Then he moved back to the Agena, where he worked another “busy box” with electrical connectors and experimented with a power screwdriver. He took prescribed rest periods between tasks. Buzz was back in his seat after 2 hours and 20 minutes without incident. The next day he did another standup EVA.”
At/from:
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