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Pentax Spotmatic SP...lenscap off.......i coulden't resist this for $10.....what a beautiful piece of iconic late 60's camera engineering...
*EDIT*
Just noticed the lens is Yellow....this is caused by radioactive elements in the coating used in the early Super Takumar lenses......so i guess it's lucky its only for show, and not for use with film.....
But i think i have some M42 Yasinon lenses upstairs that will fit.....
so came upon this from way back in April and thought the edit was a bit out. of. control. so i re-edited it. here ya go.
Today in cooking we watched the most pointless movie ever.
It was about eggs and chickens.
I took pictures of my lens cap instead, the two I loaded were the only good pictures I got since the lights were off.
A close-up shot captures a vintage macro lens, likely a Sigma 105mm f/2.8, resting beside its black leather case and lens caps on a worn wooden table. The warm, shallow depth-of-field lighting highlights the lens's metallic rings and glass element, creating a nostalgic, tactile feel perfect for photography enthusiasts. The composition suggests a moment of preparation or reflection before a shoot.
Locked & Loaded...Ready to shoot (still need to charge the battery) My new toy: Nikon D7000. The D7000 will replace the D100 as my primary DSLR. But I will be keeping the D100 as a backup. First impressions, feels good in my hands, strong feel, love the dual SD cards slots, the buttons are placed nicely. Yet to turn it on...First picture tomorrow :) {And Yes, that is a Tamron cap on Nikor lens, I can't find the Nikon cap) The Nikon D7000 (2 lenses) + Canon Powershot S5 IS...I think I am covered :) [IMG_8715]
I took a picture of the cap for my lens then my dog roscoe runs in playing with his toy. It came out nice
One of the first sample shots out of the new camera. The kits lens has a macro mode that is a nice addition to an already versatile lens. If only it was an f1.8 :).
Oh yeah thats deep. But I got a nikon camera fo the christmas merry! SO HIGH RES! so high res that it was beautiful just the way it was, no editing at all! wow. sooc.
I need inspiration and ideas for more upcoming pictures! please help me! :D thanks
The wounds have (mostly) healed, so it's time for some shots from what might have been the last annualvegas.
Caesar's Palace
Las Vegas, NV
This was taken by Olly.
My new camera.
An Olympus E-520!
I'm definitely IN LOVE with it!
It came with a 14-42mm lens, and I'm pretty sure my first order of business will be to get a nifty fifty.
Anyone have any other equipment suggestions??
June 3, 2011;
So, took this 37 minutes late.
Cal got here after work and we laid around and all of the sudden I was like SHOOT! So, I took this super lame picture.
D:
sooc.
A shot of the box of my very first lens, and the caps removed in order to take it. (Shot with the new lens.)
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Servan
Saint-Servan est une ancienne commune française, qui a été rattachée en 1967 à la ville de Saint-Malo, dont elle devenue un quartier. Elle est située sur l'emplacement de l'ancienne cité gallo-romaine d'Aleth.
Love it so far. The reviews of the autofocus being too loud is exaggerated. I was expecting a chainsaw but its not to the point where its distracting. The zoom however is a little rough. Not as smooth as the kit or nikkor 50/1.8. But for 200 bones...ba da ba ba baaaa im lovin it!
Can someone recommend me a proper lense cap for this thing? I cant take it off/on with the hood attached...worst lenscap design ever.
Lens Cap Belt Buckle - molded in oil clay, sand mold after that, poured in aluminum, painted acrylic! Polaroid cut to fit a lens filter that my lens cap will clip onto!
Yes, I am now a proud owner of a Nikon D3100, my first DSLR. I have much to learn, but already am having a bast! I even got a Nikon bag with the package...guess that makes me a NiKON snob now? tehehehe
After the movie was over, my teacher proceeded to ask me why everyone had their cameras with them.
Like I'm supposed to know?
cwd613: Slices - Like a diptych or triptych, but you can choose how many photos to use. The photos should be arranged as a series of long/thin "slices". I'm not crazy about this particular image, but I'm showing it here just as an example of a possible layout.