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tripod, two flashes, no OSS, 1:1 Makro, JPG out of RAW, no adjustments in LR (except lenscorrection)
My indoor space taken for the Most Versatile challenge for Feb 2021. Processed in Affinity Photo 1.9.
Using the Olympus 9mm Fisheye lenscap lens
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3 Comments on Instagram:
amyegraff: @therealbobjones Only re-enacting theses scenes IRL nowadays.
amyegraff: #camera #canon #condom #collar #bdsm #kink #leather #lenscap
smithjonesy: You certainly have my attention with all your exploits and subsequent captures.
the tools of my trade.
a bit busy today so I decided to have a photo shoot at my desk. ;)
now I'm curious to see what tools other people use.
Is this CA normal/acceptable? The green/purple fringes behind/in-front-of the focal plane are a bit annoying...
This is an extreme situation though - practically as close as it will focus, wide open aperture, super high contrast subject.
From a trip to Dungeness RSPB reserve during a week off work with the girlfriend. Whilst walking between hides we rounded a corner to see this little chap just as he fly up and onto a group of branches. I just managed to remove the lenscap and get myself sorted in time to get two quick shots before he flew off again
the little white light in the background is the window letting in dusk light... i like the soft tones the image has come out in... none of my recent images (the 5 being uploaded now) have been modified at all... saturation or anything... not that i'm opposed to digital modification (to a degree - not changing the essence of the image, but saturation, exposure etc is fair play by me) but it is special when you take an image and like it just the way it is... (lucky that... as i only started using lightzone like a few days ago... and so far the only function i know is "send" (aka, export) ... if anyone has links to any good tutorials for lightzone... please post them :-) i'm looking for a dummy's guide esentially... assume no knowledge of any photography / image editing software :-)
Just the lens cap for my 40mm f/2.8 lens!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 20) ~ Macro ....
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While walking past an outcrop of white dolomite I recalled walking past a long-forgotten lens cap 30 meters back. These are the elements of Utata's Iron Photographer 196:
1 - something black (lens cap)
2 - something white (dolostone)
3 - shot in color (detritus and trees as proof)
Panoramic medium format pinhole camera, constructed from an iPhone box.
In this picture, the film is loaded, the shutter is open, light rays are streaming in through the 0.36mm hole and making Art on the 6x12cm rectangle of exposed film within.
Someday I will post full instructions for building your own iHole. They will begin:
"Remove iPhone from packaging. Discard iPhone"
See here for technical details.
Still playing with my new toy. This is the lens cap of my "nifty fifty", shot with my 50mm 1.8 and the Raynox DCR-250 attached. The image is straight out of the camera and uncropped.
Ok it's time for something other then plants and ironically enough this was shot right after fading glory (www.flickr.com/photos/134361078@N06/19204212518/in/datepo...).
This is the extension tube I use for my om lens it's a 25mm. I liked how the rock complemented it. One thing I really like about my 50mm is that it seems to warm greens up just slightly, or that could be the haze filter on there. I find it kinda funny looking back how this almost has an add quality about it.
Ye i paid 5 dollars for my extension tube at a local photography store, it was a nice investment because it allowed me to get close up of flowers. It takes a bit more light to work, but it does not sacrifice picture quality.
Lens olympus 50mm
aperture 1.8
Lens cap mod to hold non SLR lenses. Permits small lenses to be recessed into the body of the camera allowing focusing on objects at greater distances.
You can reuse the flocking of a 35mm cassette to reline a sloppy lens cap. Carefully pries the flocking from a used cassette and cut to size. Glue to the inside of lenscap with [ rubbery ] contact. Perfect for Industar 10, 22 & FED 50's as these lens's kill caps because of the knurling. Recycle, Reuse, Reduce.
i will forever be a canon girl.
we had our show choir competition today. we ended up being 3rd runner up, and 15 points away from 1st runner up. my hair's a mess from running around, going up & down escalators and moving heavy equipment up and down an elevator/three flights of stairs.
whilst playing slapmonkey...
sadie: can we hurry and finish this? it's getting pretty big in my hand.
travis: *snigger* THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID.
oh, and then there was brady's booger flying out of his nose. xD and david and i playing a silent game of slapmonkey. /awkward.
R. F. Hunter
Purma Special Camera
Beck Anastigmat 6.3/2.25in (57mm)
3 speed shutter
With kit comprising of
Purma Special Camera (boxed) with lenscap
Purma Special Lens Hood (boxed)
Purma Special Filter No 4 - Blue (boxed)
Purma Special Portrait Attachment Beck 7.5ft -10ft(boxed)
Purma Special Portrait Attachment Beck 5 - 7.5ft (boxed)
Purma Special Portrait Attachment Beck 3.5ft - 5ft (boxed)
Purma Special Portrait Attachment Beck 24inch (boxed)
Purma Special Portrait Attachment Beck 18inch (boxed)
Additional blue windows (red windows already attached) in Purma Special envelope.
Ever-Ready Case
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127 Rollfilm 32 x 32mm (16 on)
C1930s (Source; McKeown)
Bakelite and Metal body
Metal focal plane shutter
Three speed.
Shutter controlled by gravity. (dependent on which way you hold the camera up you get "fast", "slow" or - I guess- normal speed.
With the lens cap screwed into place the shutter is locked
Griffin is just too darn cute. I was taking some pictures of him as he sat in the crook of his dad's arm, and he kept pointing at some of the stuff on the nearby table. I thought maybe it was my lenscap that interested him, so I gave it to him. In many ways I chose this photo as a chance to practice my photoshop technique. I've been doing a lot of expirementing with dodging and burning, as well as with vignetting the corners and edges of shots. In addition, I've used the saturation tools to lower the saturation on Bill's shirt, and raise it on Griffin's eyes.
How I made my picture located here:
www.flickr.com/photos/jbat/3125276013/
How I made my picture located here:
www.flickr.com/photos/jbat/3125276013/