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This is a picture was taken near the elevator in the building that houses many bars. Everyday this floor is washed with water and a cleaner but dirt slowly is still ground into the material by the hundred of feet that walk over it every day. With a quick spray of our Tile Cleaner, a bit of scrubbing, and a glass of water I was able to clean this section of tile with no problem and without harming the surface.
Peleng and opteka fisheye comparison. Both is shot with T2i on tripod same distance away. The Peleng is wider as you can see but does vignette and blur a little at the edges. Opteka is not as wide but clearer. Which will you choose?
Rosette Camellia compared to Lati green and yellow. Fairyland puki puki and littlefee and Pipos little cat ^^
DFH Normal yellow headcap, Misha (DF-h Normal Pink), Soom NS leg (Soom is a new, and pretty pinkish NS)
Those apartments are expensive, but the citizens near me are living in rather small rooms. They are both at the city center, and the old Shanghai Town area is getting smaller.
Fujifilm Super CCD EXR HR evaluation.
We took a random picture of a car, using our S200EXR in HR mode. We set the camera to record in both RAW and JPEG.
Please disregard the blocking of the license plate number and the purple fringing on the overexposed areas.
When we used DCRAW's magic on the raw file we were surprised to get 2 output images.
The left images is straight out of camera JPEG.
The center image is one half of the raw image.
The right image is the other half of the raw image.
Photos (NOT handheld shots) for comparison of the Nikkor 80-400 VR to the 70-200VR with and without the TC-20EII teleconverter. I have uploaded original full size photos for various focal lengths and apertures of each lens, along with two different crops of each photo.
All photos are unedited other than cropping.
The lens, focal length, and aperture data for each photo are given in the filenames.
All photos were taken with a Nikon D200 sitting on a stable piano bench approximately 8 feet from the feather, which was taped to a wall and sticking out horizontally into the air at about the same level as the camera, and roughly perpendicular to the camera's line of sight.
Auto focus was used to focus on the middle of the narrow blue stripe just to the left (in these photos) of the dark eye.
ISO was 100.
VR was off.
Mirror lockup and the default mirror lockup timed shutter release were used to prevent camera shake.
Illumination was from an SB800 flash mounted on the camera in TTL mode.
Spot metering was used.
A comparison between a high quality PNG icon for Pidgin and the Firefox SVG icon. Notice that the Pidgin Icon is fuzzy and has a pixelated look at this size, while the Firefox shape still appears sharp and round.
Shot in RAW and a little processing, unable to get as low as camera has no tilt rear screen, cost of equipment £3000 (approx), is there £2500 improvement in quality?
Just got a used Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 ultra wide lens. Overlayed with a 18mm shot to show the difference. WoW!
Two similar images:
The photo on the left was taken with 35mm infrared film. The photo on the right was taken with a digital camera, processed into black and white.
Japanese Field Camera
Cherry wood, mid 1920s
The camera bears the name plate "Manufactured by | R. Konishi | Tokyo, & Osaka, Japan"
Format: kabine (12 x 16.5 cm)
Lens: Wollensak Versar Portrait & View 5 x 7 f6 – f64
Shutter: Thornton & Pickard in front of the lens curtain shutter
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010, All Rights Reserved
I pulled the IR filter out of my Canon 450D last week and last night was the first test of the 'new' camera.
top image is pre mod, bottom is post mod. I did not install a UV/IR cut filter in the camera which is not supposed to work well for any optical system that contains refracting elements. The EdgeHD series scopes do contain a field flattener in the tube so I wasn't sure what to expect. So far, so good by the looks of things. Stars are nice and tight and color balnce is good, with a hint of the faint red outer shell showing around the nebula. Star colours are a bit weaker though, and I might have to try some in camera white balance adjustments for the next shot.
Bottom shot:
C8 EdgeHD at F10
Modded Canon 450D at ISO 1600
12x6min
Stacked in DeepSkyStacker, processed in PixInsightLE
Top shot:
23x6min with umodded camera
A side by side comparison of Ocellated and Fawn Darners. Note the following differences:
1) Ocellated generally lacks dark pigment at the base of the wings.
2) Ocellated tends to be more gray and Fawn more brown, but this can vary with age and other factors
3) Ocellated has lerger pale spots on sides of abdomen. In this case the anterior and posterior parts of the spot are about the same size, wherein with Fawn the anterior spot tends to be smaller.
4) It's not shown in this photo, but female Ocellated have much shorter cerci than Fawn. See: homepage.mac.com/edlam/dragonflyroad/boyeria.html
In NH, Ocellated Darners appear limited to the northern part of the state, with a few also in the western highlands (so far just Sullivan Co.). Fawn Darners are pretty much everywhere, with the possible exception of the immediate coast (where there may not be enough river habitat - but someone should check in 2011!).
After shooting the Figure on my very slow film, I then switched cameras and shot on this film.
Things were the other away around and I had to use a Neutral Density Filter.
Nikon F55.
Agfa Vista plus 200
Mcfarlane Figure, from the Walking Dead.
In my continued quest to rid myself of arachnophobia, I've started to capture the critters and photograph them! Believe me, this is a big step!! Before I photographed dead ones haha!
This is a male tegenaria domestica...you can tell by their palps (those little things hanging from it's face, females don't have the "boxing gloves on theirs)
I am so sorry if you have arachnophobia...this picture has probably made you look frantically around your room...and you feel itchy. Sorry!! :-D
These were done with a macro filter attached to my normal lens...it's not ideal, but it's good enough for now.
© SJC Photography 2011