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1. And that's the way it is!, 2. Endurance, 3. Nature, 4. The simple life: a touch of purple, splash of water!, 5. the importance of touch, 6. peeling back the onion layers, 7. changing your vision, 8. A very HBW to Flickrland!,
9. Rolley Lake, 10. landscape coral, 11. Lady and the plant, 12. After the sun is gone, 13. An HBW Surprise, 14. Sometimes when it rains, it pours!, 15. Flowering of the sun part 2, 16. Accumulation,
17. Bokehluscious Vision, 18. The short life of a day lily, 19. U Tawkin 2 me, 20. Happy Canada Day, 21. Flower confinement, 22. Summer... on ...Fiyah, 23. Outer Space Daisy, 24. Shine a little light on me,
25. Planting a seed, growing a photographer., 26. Friends are like life preservers, 27. Build me up Buttercup!, 28. Buzz off....... Eh!, 29. When lost, look to a lighthouse for direction., 30. Spring shooting forth., 31. Tulips splashed in spring rain., 32. bubbling with excitement,
33. April happy endings, May new beginnings., 34. A seat has been saved for you., 35. Springtime dreamsicles, 36. Move over winter, spring is here., 37. Daisy Dreams, 38. Could there be a little spring in your step., 39. Choices: Which way now?, 40. Gotta Fly (: > ),
41. Introducing the "Nancy Rose", 42. Archive Diving: Lone Tree looking Westward, 43. As seen on TV, not, 44. BC's Macro snow, 45. yummy, fresh powder!, 46. Archive Diving: Went to a garden party., 47. Archiving diving: Enjoy, 48. A fine landscape is like a piece of music,
49. Good times, 50. Snow tires required, 51. Walking in to the future, 52. riverview leaves in red, 53. flower ch, 54. der_ Corse, great minds think alike!, 55. The world is your stage, work it to your advantage. supermans wife '07, 56. I am taking a break from flickr for a bit, far too much going on in my life.,
57. The black hole of Christmas: Where your money went!, 58. In this busy season, take some time to spread unconditional love., 59. Christmas red, Christmas green, 60. Happiness and Joy ~ see it, believe it, and live it!, 61. Angels dancing in heaven, 62. The Magic of the summer past!, 63. Hey Wake Up: Feel the heat!, 64. In the corner of your heart, their they are.,
65. When I was three, life was simple and carefree., 66. Tunnel vision with a single tear drop, 67. Winter Gems: Golden Leaf, 68. A little color to knock your socks off., 69. Never give up!, 70. Grudges are like hand grenades: It's wise to release them before they destroy you., 71. Christmas Hydrangea, 72. Death of a Snowman: 20 hours of life
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BLUE LUG custom
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*SURLY* straggler (650b) CUSTOM PAINT by COOK
Headset:*CHRIS KING* nothreadset
Tire:*SURLY* knard (650b)
Brake lever:*SRAM* apex
Crankset:*SRAM* apex
FD:*SRAM* apex
RD:*SRAM* apex
Brake:*HAYES*
Handle:*SALSA* cowbell
Lovely Hearts BB case
Price : 50 SR
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100% crop of Left hand bottom corner of the other test photos.
This is a test shot for a Canon FD 50mm 1.4 at f8.
This is a coffee cup 104 L lens, model EOS 5D (about 1 inch long) and some USB drives molded as lenses.
This has a modified FD to EOS adaptor attached. This is connected to a Canon EOS 7D with built in flash. The lens has a toothpick leaving the aperture release lever locked and manual Aprture enabled.
I took my lens, I then enabled Manual Aperture (by pushing in the pins and twisting the back around like this video www.youtube.com/watch?v=juGX1XyZ6WI
I then used the toothpick method to leave the lens in a state where I could change aperture from the lens aperture ring
blog.jag35.com/new/blog/the-toothpick-trick/
I then purchased an FD to EOS adaptor with glass inset to allow focus at infinity, Focus confirm chip.
I found that with manual aperture set, I could not use the FD to EOS adaptor as rotating the back of the lens exposed little metal lugs that prevented the FD to EOS adaptor mating. If I rotate everything back, the adaptor fits but at a stuck aperture I can't change.
I then used a hacksaw to cut additional grooves into the adaptor to slide over the newly exposed metal lugs and got it to mate.
As this removed the ability for the adaptor to stay attached (It would not lock on), I then had to use cloth tape to hold the lens and adaptor together.
Now I can attach my lens to the EOS camera. I can set the Aperture via the dial, I have infinity focus and focus confirm but this was a lot of work just so I could get Manual Aperture.
The default behaviour without the manual mod is either wide open or almost closed with an inability to be changed.
This is a test shot and I can see that the image is sharp.
This seems to work at every Aperture above the first 2 stops from wide open (In the first 2 stops it is fuzzy and blurry)
2013
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