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Macro shot of my dedicated near IR canon powershot a630. with the 720 nm pass filter. Interesting note the filter adapter for this camera came bent slightly out of round to to repair the filter threads I forced a UV filter onto the slightly bent tube to give me good threads for the expensive IR pass filters. and to protect the threads on the new UV filter since it is now removable I added a captive lenscap to the camera ( it is sitting on the cap )
What prompted the IR conversion was that the flash worked intermittently, and as I just purchased a T3i DSLR I had no use for a point and shoot anymore. upon dis-assembly I removed the IR cut filter and found the short in the flash so I repaired the flash and tested it out using a piece of exposed film for an IR pass filter. with the results confirming the functionality I then ordered a A640/a630 filter adapter tube, since the 630 has a bayonet mount for accessories.
I also have a 900nm ir pass filter but have not had much of a chance to use this set up yet due to the changing seasons and a lack of greens to set the white balance to.
Oh, and I see that's maybe the camera strap in the picture too. That camera strap has been very good to me, and I'm glad to see a picture of it.
Edit: Oh you know what, I've decided that's my other friend, the lens cap.
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrale_thermique_de_Vitry-sur-Seine
La centrale thermique de Vitry-sur-Seine est une centrale EDF de deux fois 250 mégawatts fonctionnant au charbon. Elle est située en bordure de la Seine, à cinq kilomètres en amont de Paris, sur la commune de Vitry-sur-Seine, dans le département du Val-de-Marne. Ses deux cheminées qui s’élèvent à une hauteur de 160 mètres en font l’un des bâtiments les plus hauts d'Île-de-France.
La centrale thermique de Vitry-sur-Seine a été mise en service entre 1966 et 1971. Sa fermeture est planifiée pour 2015.
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Testing a used Nikkor 20-35mm f/2.8D
Nikon D700 | Nikon 20-35@35 | Æ’2.8 | 1/50s | ISO3200 | Handheld
There are parts of Amsterdam that looks like you are in Venice. This scene of Amsterdam gives you a view behind the houses of the Red Light District. On the left you can see some of the red light coming out of the windows, reflecting on the house on the other side.
1950 Rolleiflex X camera with original case,original mirror finish metal lenscaps,closeup lens with original box,case and instructions,soft focus filter green filter and lens hood all also with original cases.
This camera was given to me by a local older lady whose husband did photography as a hobby as well as medical photography for his job.He had not used it for well over 20 years so they felt it deserved a better home.
Her husband was the second owner.The original owner was Austin Armer, the person who came up with the term stereophonic and invented stereophonic reproduction.
There is still a label on the top of the case with the letter A on top.
this is my 18-105's lens cap i was just bored a few days ago and well while waiting for my teacher wanted to test my creativity. I always wanted a Nikon wallpaper but never really found one on the internet so i figured i'd just make my own. out of like 15 takes i ended up with this shot though i had to crop it a bit cause there was just too much space before. so basically this is my lens cap on a wooden table with natural light coming in through the window blinds.
1. 217/365 - up close and too personal, 2. 218/365 - I get strange bruises sometimes, 3. 219/265 - at the telectroscope again, 4. 220/365 - on the bus, 5. 221/365 - more iced tea please!, 6. 222/365 - closing night gift,
7. 223/365 - at least it's better than cigarettes, 8. 224/365 - reflecting eyes, 9. 225/365 - another hand shot at a bar, 10. 226/365 - why a DSLR is better, 11. 227/365 - FUTAB @ Shea Stadium, 12. 228/365 - Head and Feet,
13. 229/365 - mmmm... chipotle salad!, 14. 230/365 - different perspective, 15. 231/365 - Ruben's fun to work with, 16. 232/365 - When you get wet, think of us., 17. 233/365 - Curtains closing party!, 18. 234/365 - apparently I can cross just one eye,
19. 235/365 - instructionless..., 20. 236/365 - Lenscap, 21. 237/365 - balance, dangit!, 22. 238/365 - hot dog!, 23. 239/365 - a day of fun! (but I sure am tired), 24. 240/365 - the lazy photographer,
25. 241/365 - making the kitties happy, 26. 242/365 - mmm... kitten!, 27. 243/365 - I love this stuff, 28. 244/365 - plum tuckered., 29. 245/365 - I think I'm sick..., 30. 246/365 - going down,
31. 247/365 - swollen, 32. 248/365 - say "ahhhh", 33. 249/365 - yay, I got a new laptop, 34. 250/365 - going for a little batting practice, 35. 251/365 - those three little words, 36. 252/365 - my cat makes a nice pillow
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Busy, Busy, Busy... and even too busy socializing to pull out the camera tonight. But, as I drove home, I spotted this blooming patch of daffodils (the ones that have distracted me on those curves every spring!) and had to stop and shoot.
So I layed in the sticks, again... as neighbors drove by, surely shaking their heads, or figuring I was a tourist, until they saw my well weathered Subaru parked just ahead!
Realising that there's a focusing problem with my 35mm lens, and thus beginning an attempt to get Sigma to fix it.
A bird's nest that fell of the tree after heavy winds blew at night. Luckily the young ones had left much before that. Canon lens cap for size hint.
Canon Lens Cap - Day 020 of 365 - 2015
Shot with a Canon EF 50mm f/2.5 Macro
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i'm in virginia on vacation (or holiday as some of you call it).....perhaps i will add some virginia pics later...
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My keyboard, mouse and my camera.
This photo was shot RAW, I don't like raw, it seems like it's a waste of space, I didn't notice any advantages of using RAW over shooting in straight JPEG.
Plus it's a pain in the ass to get my D40 to work with Aperture, I have to download a script that changes some data in the EXIF to trick Aperture in to thinking that the pictures are coming from a D70. Get busy on this Apple.