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Experimented with Super-Takumar lens in bathroom to test sharpness, DOF, and ability to adjust white balance from RAW photo. Quite pleased with results, but must remember to use wide aperture in moderation. The DOF at f/1.4 on this lens is ridiculous -- check out the blurring at the end of the word "Pentax" -- must use power wisely, Grasshopper!
[Manual exposure; taken in RAW; adjusted in iPhoto '08 (7.1.3); exported to JPEG]
1. Canon lens cap macro, 2. Emily BW, 3. You can't see me, 4. Pink Rose
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
jon and i went to target last night, and of course forgot to bring in the goods. everything sat in the trunk of the car, out in the cold all night. i was highly amused to find that our advil liquid gel caps had frozen. then i went to eat my green & blacks. it was frozen too. i was no longer amused.
you can also see in this picture how everything in my arpartment is yellow, at all times. the pic has been edited to try and correct it, but there's only so much lightroom can do. the lights are yellow, the walls are a horrible off-white yellow. i can't wait to live somewhere worthy of painting the walls and buying new light fixtures!
The Lauritzen Gardens as seen through the BCL-0980 Fisheye Lenscap 9mm Lens with a fixed aperture of f/8.0.
Don't worry. This little model is a live like never and doing pretty well.
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Haha, this was a cool little experiment. I definitely thought it was going to reflect more back my way... but it has an eerie effect that I wouldn't want to trade.
Strobist: I put my lenscap in front of the flash. Ta-da!
Now place your things on the paper. You have to remove the black cover first and then the sceleton cover. Prepare a box for your screws (I used my 40D lenscap)
Anybody drop a 58mm Pentax lens cap on the island in Constitution Gardens Lake? I found it there today, around 3 PM.
made in Britain by GEC circa 1980s (could be older). I find old vinyl records and vintage equipment for a recycled, renewable wheelbarrow disco down in Dorset, UK! I love posting interesting audio and decor on flickr.com to see what sort of response the items receive. You can follow highlights of the 'finds' on my twitter just follow 'joimson'
Taken with my industar-m lenscap any my nex 3. Makes it look like a toy digital or old digital camera. Not bad for a lens designed for an 8mm spytype camera though.
Sometimes I wonder, what's the point of having such a nice camera if i'm going to try and make it look like a not as good one on purpose?
Here one of my poor sunflowers suffering the weight of meanie old man winter on its head.
Chemistry class & Bella (my Canon). I hate Science, so I never pay attention. Instead, I take pictures & put on a role that the pictures are for my Yearbook class.
There's a story behind this... One that irritates me.
This was not intended to be a 365 shot. It was just me testing out my new Vivitar 28mm f/2.8 (FIVE BUCKS at a flea market!)
I'm glad I had it though, because my original plan was to go photo walking with my fiancee. She suggested we walk around by where she works. She said there must be something interesting because she'd seen photographers around there all week taking pictures of things in the valley.
She works at NASA Glenn, and we were stopped by security after being there about 20 minutes.
We weren't IN the gated NASA area mind you, we were on the road leading up to the gate. However, it was NASA property,and they were not happy with us taking pictures there.
The guy made me delete all of the photos I had taken on the property, and when he saw I had taken some pictures of the bridge he casually said that it looks very suspicious.
That's the short version of a long story. We were sent on our way and told not to take pictures again on NASA property. Oh, and we supposedly cant't take pictures OF the NASA buildings even if we're standing on public property when we take them.
I could have made a stink, and I could have refused to delete the photos, but I'm certain it would have been a much longer night if I had.
So, all I ended up with for this day is a lens cap.
And the main course for tonight is.... =)
Camera: Yashica FX-3
Film: Expired Konica Centuria 200
Lens: Yashica 50mm 1:2 ML
Recieved my mini exposure/colour calibration card set from 7dayshop on ebay today - so I decided to set up a still life using some of my lenses too on the dining room table, with a touch of post processing.
Happy FriYAY :)
Day 305 / 365 - 1/11/10
Lens cap
I didn't realise how complicated the inside of some lens caps look.
Nikon D300 with a AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5~5.6G IF-ED lens and MB-D10 Multi Power Battery Pack/Grip attached.
Yet another focus stacking effort. This is the lens cap to my Nifty 50 lens. I love that lens :)
I must say that dust is a real booger when taking macro shots.
Strobist: Ambient light from kitchen and breakfast area overhead lights.
Post: Lightroom for basic dev settings and crop. Photoshop for curves and spot removal.
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens/Exposure: 18-105 mm f/3.5-5.6@62 mm with +4 diopter close-up lens / ISO 400 / 1/3 sec at f/5.3 / Manual / Tripod