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Comparison of $1300 Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 to the brand-new $450 Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 at full wide-angle. Gotta view it at full size.
Comparison of the (single coated) Nippon Kogaku Japan Nikkor-N 24mm f/2.8 with the (multicoated) Nikon Nikkor-N.C 24mm f/2.8. Both have the same optical formula, only the coating is different. HN-3 hood, no filter, Nikon D90 body.
Left: Unoa Chibi/Narsha hybrid
Right: Unoa Sist/MNF hybrid
The Dollmore Narsha body has a very long upper body compared to the Minifee A-line body.
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New comparison shot. Going clockwise from the top left: Pepakura base model, green V1 helmet, black/gunmetal V2 helmet, and finally the clay V3 helmet
Left: Unoa Sist/MNF hybrid
Right: Unoa Chibi/Narsha hybrid
The Dollmore Narsha body has a very long upper body compared to the Minifee A-line body.
Photo on the left was from the San Francisco Examiner. Photo on the right was taken by me on Memorial Day 2021 from the Hunter Hill Rest Area. The lone power transmission line tower made locating the site relatively easy. Note: I didn't climb up the hill as much as the newspaper photographer, but I was really just trying to see if the impact site was on the hillside right above the freeway, it was. The bike path runs roughly where you can see the people in the middle of the photo, some standing, some on horseback. I limited my search to this area.
Comparing equivalent photos, one shot with a small sensor Panasonic DMC-FZ50 and the other with an APS-C sized sensor Nikon D200, both with lenses set at 420mm 35mm equivalent. Notice the noise in the Panasonic image, but the sharpness is there, and remember the panasonic was hand held and the nikon was on a sturdy tripod!
A side-by-side comparison of shots at increasing ISO with my Nikon D600 (100% crops). Not a lot of noise at 1600 and 3200. Some noise at 6400. Significant noise at 12800 and above.
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Comparison of the (single coated) Nippon Kogaku Japan Nikkor-N 24mm f/2.8 with the (multicoated) Nikon Nikkor-N.C 24mm f/2.8. Both have the same optical formula, only the coating is different. HN-3 hood, no filter, Nikon D90 body.
1. Beauty in the sky, 2. Sunnyside up
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
I think I've grown in the sunset area...
My newest hard drive (left), compared to my next-newest one.
The one at left is a Seagate 8TB drive, while the right is a Western Digital 2TB model.
La pobre Rozelinde pertenece a Nanyalin (Eris de Ordoll)
Tras un larguísimo periplo para buscarle cuerpo, al final parece que ha encontrado a su par en un Classydoll de 60 cm.
Comparison of the (single coated) Nippon Kogaku Japan Nikkor-N 24mm f/2.8 with the (multicoated) Nikon Nikkor-N.C 24mm f/2.8. Both have the same optical formula, only the coating is different. HN-3 hood, no filter, Nikon D90 body.
A comparison between a duplicate helmet and a genuine AL helmet.
The one one the left is the clone and the one on the right is AL's.
Note that these are WIPs and they have flaws. I am working to improve on them, but until then, they will not be perfect. I will not give out any imperfect ones unless you tell me that you actually want them and I show you pics of them so I don't get blamed for stuff like "Oh, there's a chip here!"
Also, the helmets are made of resin.
I have put up notes so that you can see what is flawed in the clone that I have showed.
Thanks! :)
~TD
DDC-Comparison
She surely has changed a lot in 4 years. In the right photo she was just getting over her bout with Mange. I think she's grown into quite a beauty! It is also interesting how the light can affect her colour. In the shade she appears brown in the light she appears more of a rust colour.
The cabin in the woods is a family favourite to visit. My grandpa (Pa) built it in 1984 as his last trapper's cabin. It's nestled in the woods at the beginning of the headwaters to Charlie Lake in northern British Columbia. You can hardly see it from the other side of the rickety log bridge anymore. It's hard to believe that visitors find it but they do. A trapping tradition of nailing a coin to the wall and writing your name beside it tells the tales of all those who have come to visit. Sadly Pa died in Dec. 2004 but his memory lives on.
These shots were taken looking out of the cabin 7 months apart and I tried to remember which spot I stood in for each one. I think I'm pretty close. The view is of the beaver dam.
My ScaleTrains AC4400CW is parked next to my BLI AC6000CW.
Although at a glance they looked identical, in reality both are completely different type of locomotive.
The subject, a 1/18 scale model car, was 5 m away in this comparison. Again, one can tell that the 300 F/4 lens produces a sharper image, especially when viewed at full size.
Top photo: Nikon D7000 with Nikkor AF-S 70-300 VR lens; 1/8 s, f/5.6, ISO 400.
Bottom photo: Nikon D7000 with Nikkor AF-S 300 F/4 lens; 1/10 s, f/5.6. ISO 400.
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The lapse of time and rivers is the same,
Both speed their journey with a restless stream;
The silent pace, with which they steal away,
No wealth can bribe, no prayers persuade to stay;
Alike irrevocable both when past,
And a wide ocean swallows both at last.
Though each resemble each in every part,
A difference strikes at length the musing heart;
Streams never flow in vain; where streams abound,
How laughs the land with various plenty crown’d!
But time, that should enrich the nobler mind,
Neglected, leaves a dreary waste behind.