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Taken while the lens was mounted on a Nikon D600, which has a full-frame FX sensor.
Some vignetting is present, obviously.
A flower dies in Bernie Sanders garden when we sell a shirt...kill all the flowers.
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Dana Lynn Loesch, aka Dana Loesch, is a talk radio host and spokesperson for the National Rifle Association.
This caricature of Dana Loesch was adapted from a Creative Commons licensed photo from Gage Skidmores's Flickr photostream.
This photo was made with a Phoenix MZ-5000 650mm-1300mm f/8-f/16 T-mount lens on a Nikon D600.
The lens was made by Samyang in Korea, and is sold under many brand names, such as:
Bower, Falcon, Opteka, Phoenix, Polar, Pro-Optic, Vivitar, Walimex and Rokinon
I was up at the ranch under a clear dark sky. I used a locked-down heavy tripod to shoot a series of images, then tried to use RegiStax V6 to combine them into a sharper final image. I had lots of trouble getting RegiStax to digest the high-res images, and can't remember if this one is the result of stacking or just a tweaked single frame.
On the advice of a contact here, I removed the red and blue channels, then converted to grayscale. I noticed a slight improvement in detail and of course, no more CA.
In Polyview 4.45, I selected:
Operation / Apperance / RGB Adjust, then dragged the red and blue components down to -100. The resulting image was pure green. Then I converted to grayscale, also in Polyview.
I'm not sure if this is the same as using Photoshop to select only the green channel.
Luna, as seen though my old orange Celestron C90 1000mm Maksutov-type (mirror) telephoto lens, multiple images stacked with RegiStax.
I'm almost certain that this image was made with my old Nikon D50. The EXIF header no longer contains this information, and my record-keeping is poor...
5/16/2013 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy at the Greene-Hills School for a town hall style forum on Thursday night.
Dad was a world class marksman. Not sure when this picture was taken, but it was probably in the late 1950s. Here's a great story about him: In 50 words or less: What the 2nd Amendment Means to you
Washington DC, March 24, 2018. A massive crowd here for the March for Our Lives Protest against the NRA and the absence of common sense gun laws in our country. The demonstration was sparked by students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where 17 people were killed on Valentines Day by a shooter with an assault rifle.
Protest at the state capital building in Albany against unfair and unconstitutional new gun laws in New York State
Ryan gives the Ruger 10/22 with iron sights a go. Notice he is shooting lefty in the photo. He is left eye dominant but right handed so he was seeing what felt more natural. He did better with the scoped rifles but that was be be expected because we handed him a 22 with iron sights and asked him to shoot targets at 100 yards his first time out! (Sorry Ryan!)
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This photo was made with my old Nikkor-S 50mm f/1.4 lens. It was made in 1972 or 1973. It is quite scratched, dusty and maybe even has a little fungus growing, along with damaged coatings.
Nonetheless, it is fun to play with. I performed a crude AI-modification to the aperture ring (I used a file). The lens now works perfectly with my Nikon D600 (full metering and focus confirmation).
Billboard, Hwy 59, Downtown Houston.
My concern with America's obsession with guns isn't about rational people who keep guns for hunting, self defense, or such recreation as target shooting, trap, skeet, etc.
I had guns when I was a kid, hunted and shot for recreation. For a brief time, around the age of thirteen, I was even a member pf the National Rifle Association. Of course, I was living in Pasadena, Texas at the time, and also toyed with believing in flying saucers and the abominable snowman...