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This was the next level up in price, with most of the cameras featuring autofocus, auto advance, auto rewind, etc. Some even had basic zoom.
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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Una calle de tiendas del aeropuerto de Oslo. El enfoque automático de la olympus se vuelve idiota con mucho zoom.
A shopping hall at Oslo airport. Autofocus in my olympus gets nuts when using too much zoom.
It's a rainy, cold, grey day, and time for my haircut in Staten Island. Undaunted by the weather, tourists and visitors flock to the starboard side of the ferry as soon as it pulls out of its slip, snapping image after image of the Statue of Liberty.
Since all of us in the City live with the Statue in constant background view, it's easy to forget the power and fascination it holds for much of the rest of the world.
Tech specs: Canon Rebel XT, 1/50 second, f/5.6, ISO 100, 50mm lens.
A frame grab from my new video.
autofocus ambivalence : motion : abstracted ritual
Music by Philip Glass
(no dolls, promise...)
Veoh (best quality]: www.veoh.com/videos/v707958YmT7Wpxr
Utube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjqpwA302lk
Vimeo: www.vimeo.com/225422
[For Ron/av_producer:
flickr.com/photos/av_producer/
whose day in day out superb exploration of images has inspired this video.]
Here I used the outer right side sensor of my 350D when I would have needed the center sensor for correct focusing. I recomposed the photo after the focus measurement.
More discussion can be found here.
Appareil instantané fabriqué aux USA en 1980. Viseur à gauche et mise au point autofocus de 0.9m à l'infini.Sonar pour l'exposition. Objectif 9,5/114mm à 3 lentilles traitées. Réglage + clair et + foncé. Prise pour flash spécifique polaroid ou flash barre. Film pack SX 70 avec polapulses.
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.
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 + Me + Self Portraits = Frustration
I have a horrible time with self portraits, I need to fly out to the UK for lessons from Aaron James.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
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.
Picture taken from a CUNYAC basketball game. The subject was running directly towards the camera. The Pentax K-5 (with Pentax DA* 60-250mm lens) managed to keep the subject in focus for about 5 shots before it lost track.