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I want to start shooting film to switch things up a bit.
These are from a few months ago and I never got
them developed until today.
That ball actually made it in....
Film is going to take some getting used to....
Je m'amuse à pousser les zizos sur le Pentax K-5, et se révèlent des performances que je rêvais il y a vingt ans de ça, alors que je faisais joujou avec les premières cameras CCD (SBIG ST-6).
Et voilà, on est en 2012, et je n'ai même plus besoin de trépied pour photographier les constellations !
L'image ci-dessus est "brute de décoffrage". L'objectif employée est mon antique SMC Pentax-M 50/1.7 à pleine ouverture. Pas de réduction du bruit, pose de 1/10è de seconde, à main levée (merci le stabilisateur intégré !), sensibilité réglée sur 25600 iso.
Hand hold photo of Orion / January 10, 2012 / Pentax K-5 and SMC Pentax-M 50/1.7 @ 1.7 / 0,1 s exposure / iso 25600.
i like the high iso in this..
first of all, the sunset was amazing tonight. best one I've ever seen, and I've seen some pretty great ones...but it was on the way home from youth group that I saw it, and I didn't have my camera. I usually bring it everywhere. but of course, the one time I actually needed it when brought to a random place such as youth group, I needed it.
pretty typical day. slept in, read, pool. i know i keep saying tonight was youth group but that's not entirely true. it's out for the summer as you probably know if you read these frequently, but tonight was the "upcoming 11th graders" night for Aquacricket, (which is really hard to say) Aquacricket: a game our youth leaders came up with.
it was like a mix of Cricket and Kickball. with water balloons...
and popsicles afterwards! great night. got to see all my buddies.
this picture? well I had the idea to do this a while back, thinking it'd be an easy 365. which it was, and it actually turned out even better than i pictured it. which is rare, so I was happy.
also, today i found out that we probably won't be leaving Sunday anymore. which in a sense is good, because then I can just ride to the beach with all my friends, but then again, I was all prepared to leave and now it's not gonna happen. who knows when it'll actually happen...
dang it..I can't remember if I've already said this or not, but oh well. since the oil spill has reached Gulf Shores, (our original place for the beach trip) we're now going to Corpus Christi Texas. it'll be way different, but I still think God has awesome things in store.
oh and this morning Mrs. Tess ordered me a new adorable camera strap as an early birthday present! :DD can't wait. hope it's here in time for the beach.
Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille
Château de Chantilly
Chantilly
France - Frankrijk
September 2024
Low ISO color film from Film Photography Project
ISO 1
15-30 second exposures
Canon 7 with Canon 28mm lens
18 degrees Fahrenheit
processed at Underdog Film Lab in Oakland CA USA
Classic Days Schloss Dyck 2017 - Example with smaller Chevrolet engine. Specs: V8, 5303ccm, 365PS - still quite enough to make you happy, I guess.
Taken Date: 2008:06:22 18:26:51
Make: NIKON CORPORATION
Model: NIKON D80
FocalLength: 18.0 mm
F-Number: F 8
Exposure Time: 1/250 secs
ISO Speed: 100
350D ISO 25600 Blacklevel 0
This photo shows how bad things get if you try to use ISO 25,600 on a 1.6 crop DSLR.
Here you see the lack of dynamic range and contrast if you brighten you image 4 stops to get the equivalent of a ISO 25600 exposure.
Unfortunately almost all Canon DSLR cameras produce heavy banding pattern noise that get revealed by the extreme post processing options used here.
Christmas Day Horizons - 22 (of 23) - Canon TX SLR (1974) with Kitstar 28mm 1:2.8 Prime (Canon FD Mount) and Kodak ISO 200 Film - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.
Leica M6 TTL
Leica Summicron 35mm f/2 IV "King of Bokeh"
Kodak Tri-X 400 pushed to 800 ISO
Microphen 1+0
11 min 20°C
Scan from negative film
ISO 800
f8 1/40
I felt that the clean lines of the book and the writing stood out well against the texture of the chairs.
An Imperial Storm Trooper looks on as the barbarian inhabitants of this small blue planet hit each other on the head with clubs. Much has changed in the past 20,000 years, but some things never change.
I couldn't get a decent shot at this dome last year. This year I couldn't help but get a bunch of keepers, even on the nights I didn't carry a tripod. What a difference a year makes! (Well, a year and a large donation to Canon.)
@ ISO 400 this film is overrated and lacks in shadow detail. Chromogen B&W films really get ugly if shadows show no texture.
Developed in Digibase ready-to-use kit @38C / 100 F with Jobo tank
match no.: #GL820200 Coach builder/body work: Carrozzeria Bertone
Body design: Bertone Torino
Engineering design: Giotto Bizzarrini
engine: V8 5.4-litre (Chevrolet)
power: 355 CV
top-speed: > 260 km/h
production: 414 expamles (1963-1974)
Classic Remise I Meilenwerk Berlin
15 September 2014
- low quality snapshots only -
... but it as been too sad to leave this beauty uncaptured
Im looking for this fabric in the Sateen. I need about 1-2 yards. Please if anyone has any or knows where I can get it please share. Thanks!
ISO 1000
1/40th
ƒ/1.4
35mm
Andrew H Wagner (C)2012. All Rights Reserved.
California ISO Headquarters, Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects. #wedesignedthis
The California Independent System Operator moved into their new headquarters campus, ahead of schedule and right on budget. This was a visionary project for the non-profit ISO, which manages the electrical grid for the entire state of California. The over-arching goal in the new facility was to create a secure, innovative and energy efficient headquarters complex. A further design goal was to enhance the work environment so that California ISO becomes the “employer of choice” for engineering and technical staff in the region.
The site is a pristine, gently rolling savannah with a glade of nearly 100 native oaks. We carefully nestled the building into the natural site, preserving the native oak trees. Generous native landscape areas were also preserved and incorporated as passive security setbacks for the facility.
The complex was designed with three separate building elements: a wing for public functions, a wing for administrative offices, and a wing housing the essential services “mission critical” operations. A striking central lobby serves as a hub, linking the building elements, providing way-finding and security screening.
To demonstrate leadership by example, the project placed an emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability and in July 2011 earned a LEED Platinum rating – the highest rating possible - from the US Green Building Council. The building is designed with a particular focus on achieving energy efficiency and is projected to operate nearly 40% more efficiently than California’s restrictive Title 24 standards with nearly 20% of it’s annual power consumption being supplied by renewable energy from on-site photovoltaic arrays.
Photography (c) Rien van Rijthoven.
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