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All my gear - some of which I collected throughout the year and some of which I've had for years...the only things not pictured are my spare D300 and my 18-55 VR.
Yes, I have a lot at the 200mm focal length, but those are used by my photogs at horse shows. The 70-210 is for sale if anyone is interested!
1/366??? LOL....no
My very well used and very loved Nikon D70.
The Flash no longer pops up ( I taped it down and then it fell off) it has no Lcd read out on top of Camera, buts thats ok I can set most things on the menu and other things when connected to a Computer.
This Camera has never let me down and has been with me everywhere.
I use Nikkor Ais glass and guess the meter settings.
It has a Homemade lens hood which came from a Konica wide angle lens and I welded it to a filter ring to fit the nikkor.
Looks a bit like a Leica lens hood?
- Abrahamson soft release, black
- Thumbs-Up Camera Grip, black
- Gordy strap, black
- Sunshade with 49mm filterthread
- lenscap for sunshade.
The Lauritzen Gardens as seen through the BCL-0980 Fisheye Lenscap 9mm Lens with a fixed aperture of f/8.0.
HBW. | very better on black.
cioè, sta mascherina m'è venuta così agricola che non credevo avrebbe funzionato, giuro u.u
e non lo so come mi salta in mente di decorare il bagno con le lucine di natale con tutte le cose che ho da fare T.T
just in case.. il tutorial "come accipirinchia si fa il bokeh a forma di roba" l'ho scritto qua.
I was not sure this lens-cap have worked u.u
and I really don't know how can I put xmas lights on my bathroom wall when I have so many things to do T.T
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Measuring in at no more than 3 inches & hovering for no more than 1 second at a time, photographing one of the magnificent birds was not an easy task. With fading light and frustration building, I decided to up my ISO, pick my spot, wait and hope. I was finally rewarded with this lovely portrait. Cracking!
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Hello Everyone
Its been a long time since I last posted up a photography, well it been a long time since i last took part in a group! But its about to change! Things have changed, a lot has happened! New equiptment and a new camera! So ill be getting back into the love of photography i had and yes, i still have it! So look out for me in the groups I'm still member in and let me know what you think! Comments on how to improve or any other suggestions are greatly accepted and appreciated! Hope you enjoy my upcoming upload!
Kind Regards,
Brad Johnson
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The front of the Heliar Hyper Wide is rather pronounced - no filter facility as they would cause vignetting. The lens cap slides over the "tulip" hood and stays securely in place. Usually I discard lens caps - or in case of the spring loaded ones - they discard themselves!. But with the 10 mm I carefully put the cap one when the lens is not in use - way too easy to bump that front glass.
I sat and watched this family of Hyenas one morning for about 20 minutes, and was lucky enough to have them all to my self. They were not particularly active, but the light was fantastic so it was worth sticking with them. Out of the bushveld appeared a young cub who briefly interacted with an adult before continuing on out of sight. This moment made my day. The Hyenas were soon up and away, leaving me with a great big smile on my face.
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The Most Comfortable Camping Pillow
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This came as a set, and it is like new!
Revuenon 1.4/55 lens on the camera, and the additional Revuenon-Special 2.8/35 and 2.8/135.
As back-up there is the Revue S-130 lightmeter, the set is complete with all booklets, lenscaps and Revuetron AC32 flash (not in picture).
7Artisans 18mm F6.3 UFO II
The 7Artisans 18mm F6.3 II Lens is a tiny wide-angle lens that looks like a body cap when mounting on your camera, which makes it perfect for casual walkaround shooting and the wide-angle focal length suits street and documentary shooting applications.
The 7Artisans 18mm F6.3 II is designed for APS-C-format mirrorless cameras and provides a 27mm equivalent focal length.
Manual Lens: Fixed f/6.3 aperture and fixed focus, with a minimum focus distance of 30cm, with a simple and intuitive design.
Fully-metal Construction: The Lens is fully metal built with a compact size and weighs only 58g.
www.pergear.com/products/7artisans-18mm-f6-3-ii
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7Artisans 18mm F6.3 UFO II
La lente 7Artisans 18mm F6.3 II es una pequeña lente gran angular que parece una tapa del cuerpo cuando se monta en la cámara, lo que la hace perfecta para tomas informales y la distancia focal gran angular se adapta a aplicaciones de filmación callejera y documental.
El 7Artisans 18mm F6.3 II está diseñado para cámaras sin espejo de formato APS-C y proporciona una distancia focal equivalente a 27 mm.
Lente Manual: Apertura fija f/6.3 y enfoque fijo, con una distancia mÃnima de enfoque de 30cm, con un diseño sencillo e intuitivo.
Construcción totalmente metálica: La lente está construida totalmente en metal con un tamaño compacto y pesa sólo 58 g.
Had a cracking morning on the Farnes today at Staple Island. I only spent 1 hour on the island and must return for a longer visit. Brilliant.
My Photography Kit List
Kit I use for YouTube
My Lightweight & Comfortable Camping/Hiking Gear
The Most Comfortable Camping Pillow
A Few Good Photography Books I Read
Rolleiflex lenscap
Initials of Paul Franke and Reinhold Heidecke, founders of Rollei in 1920
shotonfilm store
Lake City, Seattle, WA
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Olympus Art Filter
The Lauritzen Gardens as seen through the BCL-0980 Fisheye Lenscap 9mm Lens with a fixed aperture of f/8.0.
A custom lens cap about to be 3D printed for a customer in Sweden. www.simonforsterphotographic.co.uk
CHRISTMAS TREE BOKEH!
December 25, 2009: the day I was born again.
My Nikon is my new best friend, the perfect accessory that never goes out of style. I have so far and will for the rest of eternity take my camera everywhere possible with me. Call it obsessive, call it whatever you want, but baby I AM in love.
<3 This was the first decent picture I ever took and I am OH SO PROUD (:
From last month - still haven't had time to process almost any of the photos taken during the month surrounding our move.
U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Bradley Blankenship, a scout sniper assigned to the 1st Battalion, 4th Marines, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, sights in an M40S rifle during scout sniper training in support of Cobra Gold 2012 at Recon Camp, Thailand, Feb. 16, 2012. Cobra Gold is a regularly scheduled joint/combined exercise designed to ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand or respond to regional contingencies. (DoD photo by Lance Cpl. Patrick McMahon, U.S. Marine Corps/Released)
My favorite lens has a new sidekick for when size and weight are an issue, I shaved the rear lenscap to loose another 7mm's to make it even more pocketable :)
Montage.
I was out of inspiration today - so decided to play with my moo cards - and ended up with this montage :-)
taken by d3100+70-200 2.8 HSM OS sigma
the source of light i've used in this photo is .. ( My iPhone XD)
Nikon D3, Nikkor 24-70mm 1:2.8G ED
Folks and their Camera: www.flickr.com/photos/shima11/sets/72157622306345507/
Another long bike ride then an afternoon of doing bits and pieces.
Not much photography, so when I spotted that the ISS was doing a pass at 22.44, I headed out.
Note to self: it helps if you remember to remove the lenscap in the dark, and try not to get suckered by a dim satellite, nearly missing the brightness that is the ISS itself...
Despite being a 71s exposure, most of it was of the lenscap!