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maybe something was in focus, but it's difficult to tell.

Strange Company

Nairn St, Fremantle

-5EV on the camera, 200MM Nikon VR II lens at F/2.8. Cropped - inset is original photo.

The underground river in Sabang (near Puerto Princessa, Philippines).

 

2 seconds exposure handheld on a moving boat.

More image stabilisation tests. This one was handheld at ISO 800

Went to New Orleans for the Falcons/Saints game on monday night with one of my friends and took some pictures and videos of the trip! here is the VIDEO of what i took and i put a lot of hard work into it soo i hope you watch and enjoy it!

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMgaunETO2w

Handholding a reversed 50mm 1.4 to get a nice macro effect. It's a neat trick if you don't have a reverse adapter or an actual macro lens.

Handheld panorama using my brandnew Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX2, 7 images

Panorama was done using Autopano, Hugin, Enblend and Gimp

One of the first shots I took with the new 50mm 1.8g. handheld. Still one of my favorites.

Moblogging from MAHC 2006 using my Dell Axim X30.

This is a cheap SMA dual band whip antenna, around 12" long. It is supposed to match on the 144-148 MHz and 430-460 MHz bands. The scale is 3dB per division with the zero dB return loss reference level at the top.

i take a lot of pictures this way for some reason.

During the day is where the Rome food market is. At night it is where people gather, or dine in one of the restaurents.

 

Day time shot by Flickr member - Nevermoreprod:

flickr.com/photos/nevermore/296461119/

 

More interesting shot by another Flickr member Coldraine:

flickr.com/photos/coldraine/258287764/

I was trying to see how slow I could have the shutter and still get an acceptable handheld shot. The average was 1/2 sec, and this is an example.

Image quality not so great, but I spent a lot of time watching them over the weekend - might as well post one! The male on the right was vigilant in his defense of the feeder and the many surrounding plants. This shot is from at least 50' away, and 25' high in a tree (their favorite branch!) - from this vantage point they have a good view of the feeder and shrubs, and me!

 

Sad to say, they'll be leaving before we know it - it's definitely getting cooler in the NE. Bon voyage!

180-ish degree view from Fjellstua in Ã…lesund, September 3rd 2010

 

Compiled from 11 photos, handheld

Why hairy? Because somehow, against the odds, you can see the hairs on the spider's legs.

Finally got to test the long end of my new 100-300mm (200-600 equivalent).

Weather was fairly dull.

Hand held at 300mm, f8, 1/500 second, ISO 400, continuous focus

middle of nowhere - British Columbia

Geneve roses, white carnations, stephanotis.

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