LensCap photos on Flickr

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.

IMG_0259-2 by Tamir Fat-hee

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Not my idea to be honest, & sure only the lens cap is mine.

Cat on a lap by Mark Veitch

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Yep, He's a Lap cat.

on the hills by Luke Martin

shot with Olympus 15mm f8 lenscap lens

the drive by Luke Martin

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taken with Olympus Lenscap Lens 15mm f8

French Burnt Peanuts by Tyler Williams

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Leica by Rich

My First of 2011 by Ben McManus

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Its 2011! This is my first upload of the year, taken with my 1.8 50mm. It's the first time I have ever used an aperture below 3.5, so it was really good experimenting with all the different options I now have. Yes, the subject could be more interesting, but the lighting was really dark and I used the floor to steady the camera.

Nikon by Diaa Moses

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Yes, my Keyboard is candy PINK ;-P

at last by Sam

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I've got wide-angle capabilities back. Wicked. Freakin. Excited.

15 octobre 2007 Alfortville Ecluse du Port à l'Anglais (10) by melina1965

www.tourisme-valdemarne.com/fr/recherche-thematique/fiche...

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_du_Port_%C3%A0_l'Anglais

Le pont du Port à l'Anglais est un pont suspendu avec haubans entre Alfortville et Vitry-sur-Seine. Il a été construit entre 1912 et 1927.

Sa portée principale est de 124 m pour une longueur totale de 230 m. le tablier est en acier et les pylônes en béton.

Ce pont suspendu est situé à proximité d'un barrage et deux écluses situées sur les communes d'Alfortville et de Vitry-sur-Seine. Son nom vient de la famille Langlois, premiers propriétaires des terres. Ses trottoirs, qui respectent l'esprit traditionnel des sites éclusiers, permettent de profiter d'une vue panoramique et d'observer les péniches qui entrent et sortent de l'écluse.

by Emily Elstner

they were playing with their hands...

My gear by Mika K.

Here's my current gear since january 2010.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 with a zoom lens Lumix G Vario HD 14-140/f4.0-5.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S. (here zoomed at 140mm)

The blue things on the right are Verbatim 16GB and Transcend 8GB SDHC Class 6 memory cards. And on the left an extra Li-Ion battery of 1250mAh.

And probably some more stuff coming in the future :)

Nikon Lens Cap by Afif Makarim

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(taken with a reversed nikkor 50mm f/1.8 G at smallest aperture)

BRNO Dri Cap dehumidifier cap review by Rui M. Leal

BRNO Dri+Cap dehumidifier review

Take a look at the Full Article at the Lighting Mods page Here

Focused? by Nicole

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I am getting very frustrated with my manual focusing. I have twiddled the dial on the viewfinder, but still don't think I have it cracked. :(

Pentax at Work by Chris Myren

by Charlute

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149/365

So much of my 365 for this week is on film, been experimenting with my split cam! Soooo thats why I'm missing a few days. :)

Anyways! I spend the weekend away from home and I missed my bed so much let me tell you. I knew this was going to be my picture for the day since the other night haha

I love my bed ♥♥♥

P1050602 by vmwt

Kabukicho, Shinjuku

Up front S3 with adapter by Michal Dočekal

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Lens adapter with basic UV filter can protect the lens from dust. Strongly recomended. On the other hand, if you want to use supermacro, you have to keep the filter clean. S3 can focus on the dust on the filter.

JAPAN by uncoolbob