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Curious toy crocodile left in a marble fountain, town center of Pescia, Tuscany.
Original shots taken with an Olympus OM707 autofocus SLR, zuiko 35-70mm F3,5/4,5 AF lens on expired 400 asa Fuji film some post processing.
Test shots with my Aussie to get a feel for the Canon EOS 6d auto focus. I've found very little online so I would post these. It was a pretty dark Michigan day in the late afternoon. She is extremely fast.
From Autofocus: The Car in Photography (2019) by Marta Weiss, published by Thames & Hudson in association with the V&A.
Autofocus with Techart Pro adapter at f/2.8. The autofocus function worked better than I expected and having a monopod greatly helped me to endure the long time shooting.
As Techart Pro mentioned, their adapter works with lens that weights less than 700 g but actually heavier lens can work too as long as the lens has some kind of support below and the the push-pull mechanism now works on the body instead of the lens. Smaller body like A6300 definitely has more advantage.
Video: Ulf Aminde, Sophie Hamacher, Eva Meyer Keller, Elke Marhöfer.
Image: Manon Bellet.
Dia show: Stephanie Kloss.
An autofocus calibration tool that I made of Lego. I figure it should work much better than a sheet of paper at a 45 degree angle from the imaging plane. It is made to be functional and simple rather than beautiful. I would have used round flat plates in the center of the target, but I don't have enough of them in the right colors.
Test shots with my Aussie to get a feel for the Canon EOS 6d auto focus. I've found very little online so I would post these. It was a pretty dark Michigan day in the late afternoon. She is extremely fast.
Canon Sure Shot AF35M with CAFS Autofocus
(November 1979)
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010
All Rights Reserved
Autofocus with Techart Pro adapter at f/2.8. The autofocus function worked better than I expected and having a monopod greatly helped me to endure the long time shooting.
As Techart Pro mentioned, their adapter works with lens that weights less than 700 g but actually heavier lens can work too as long as the lens has some kind of support below and the the push-pull mechanism now works on the body instead of the lens. Smaller body like A6300 definitely has more advantage.
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Test shots with my Aussie to get a feel for the Canon EOS 6d auto focus. I've found very little online so I would post these. It was a pretty dark Michigan day in the late afternoon. She is extremely fast.
Polaroid SX-70 Time Zero Autofocus Model 2
The IMPOSSIBLE Project PX100 Silver Shade UV+
'RoidWeek 2013
Monday's Theme: Performance
Last Thursday is held on the last Thursday of each month in the Alberta area of Portland. This time it covered 30 blocks and had a wonderful selection of artists and performers lining the blocks.
There were all ages at the event, including this little girl, deep in her performance on her violin. She seemed a little solemn and intense, which seemed a bit sad for someone this age, but she played wonderfully and somber.
Test shots with my Aussie to get a feel for the Canon EOS 6d auto focus. I've found very little online so I would post these. It was a pretty dark Michigan day in the late afternoon. She is extremely fast.
Autofocus with Techart Pro adapter at f/2.8. The autofocus function worked better than I expected and having a monopod greatly helped me to endure the long time shooting.
As Techart Pro mentioned, their adapter works with lens that weights less than 700 g but actually heavier lens can work too as long as the lens has some kind of support below and the the push-pull mechanism now works on the body instead of the lens. Smaller body like A6300 definitely has more advantage.
Autofocus 172 IMG_3242
From Autofocus: The Car in Photography (2019) by Marta Weiss, published by Thames & Hudson in association with the V&A.
Eye autofocus test with the Sony A1 and the Sony 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 lens. No other redeeming value to these shots, other than just to see how well the eye was maintained in focus. I had the camera at the lowest burst speed, and it took about 22 shots in about 20 seconds. All these are full frame images, scaled down for uploading to Flickr (i.e., not crops).
San Francisco Marina at Fort Mason, California
Autofocus with Techart Pro adapter at f/2.8. The autofocus function worked better than I expected and having a monopod greatly helped me to endure the long time shooting.
As Techart Pro mentioned, their adapter works with lens that weights less than 700 g but actually heavier lens can work too as long as the lens has some kind of support below and the the push-pull mechanism now works on the body instead of the lens. Smaller body like A6300 definitely has more advantage.
Canon Sure Shot AF35M with CAFS Autofocus
(November 1979)
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010
All Rights Reserved
Ruby Throated Hummingbird at the feeder.
Shot hand-held with an NEX7 and the SEL55210 lens. Autofocus -- not my ordinary preference, but I thought to give it a try in this situation. Some cropping in ACR to rebalance the composition.
DSC09302_colour_exp_crop
Autofocus for the masses, the Nikon F-401 is the entry-level addition to their new commercially successful autofocus camera (starting with the F-501). Known as the N4004 for the US Market, the camera is simple to operate. And it offers up full PSAM controls and traditional Nikon centre-weighted metering, making it alright to use, despite the painfully slow autofocus.
The full review drops in June 2021
Nikon F-401 - AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.4D - FPP Film Love @ ASA-200
FPP D96 (Stock) 8:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Autofocus with Techart Pro adapter at f/2.8. The autofocus function worked better than I expected and having a monopod greatly helped me to endure the long time shooting.
As Techart Pro mentioned, their adapter works with lens that weights less than 700 g but actually heavier lens can work too as long as the lens has some kind of support below and the the push-pull mechanism now works on the body instead of the lens. Smaller body like A6300 definitely has more advantage.