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O gatinho de maçaneta em versão miniatura , fica lindoooooo!!!!!!!!!, a galinha é perfeita qd feita em tecido de bolinhas, eo elefantinho com a sela bordada em lantejoulas...
I used to be a gear hound early in my career. I carried a satchel full
of lenses and accessories and I was a mediocre photographer. I'd like
to think that over the years my journalism and photography have
improved. I know that now I carry a lot less crap. Two lenses have
taken the place of the 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 105mm, 135mm 180mm and the
300mm I hauled around. Two camera bodies. Strobes. Oh yeah, film.
Bricks and bricks of black and white film.
As time has gone on I've learned to ask myself if buying (and carrying)
a certain piece of camera equipment will make me a better photographer.
Often the answer is no. Lately I've added to asking myself if the
purchase will keep me from filling the oil tank or getting money in the
kids' college funds. So when Damon, our managing editor/online sent me
something about this lens I just had to share. It's made by Canon. A
1200mm f5.6. There are less than 20 of them out there. Sucker costs
$99,000. The photo here is from the Reuters Website. There's other
pics and info out there if you search.
I remember what I paid for my first house. Charming place. Three bedroom
fully dormered cape with a two car attached garage. It would have never
fit on a tripod as well as this lens.
Additionally I thought I'd surf the 'Net quick and see what else may
cost this much. Some of what I found was a couple of years old, but...
stuff that costs about $99,000-
*"Lightwave Electronics Corp. Compact, Air-Cooled, Diode-Pumped
Coherent Laser Radar with Very Low Power Consumption $99,000"
*"Aurora Simulation, Inc. A Configurable Object-Oriented Expert
System to Embody Cultural (Awareness) Models $98,700"
*''Hazardous Material Decontamination Vehicle" for New York City
$99,000
*"A super-duper Continuum Audio Labs' Caliburn battery-powered
turntable system - which includes the turntable, Cobra tone arm, power
supply and dedicated isolation stand for $99,000! The phono cartridge
(with needle) is extra."
*building lots on Abaco, Bahamas, at Lubbers Quarters, $99,000
*1982 Lambourghini Countach LP400S Series 3. "Only 82 of these
handcrafted Italian sportscars were ever made." Located in Montana.
$95,000
*The "broad average" for a kidney transplant $75,000 to $100,000
(from the National Foundation for Transplants Website).
So Damon, order me one, ok? Maybe it'll make me a better photographer.
-Don Himsel
Chatham-Kent Stations 1 and 2 were toned out at 15:00 hours on January 14 for a working fire. Crews arrived to find a well involved mobile home.
Firefighters had to contend with used needles and a propane cylinder within the trailer.
Firefighters made a quick knock on the fire, and managed to contain the majority of damage to the fire building.
Inspiradas nas corujinhas da Sil www.flickr.com/photos/silartesanato/5740311361/in/set-721...
esta é a prima distante da Zouidinha... kkkkkk bj Sil e obg por fazer coisas tão lindas que nos inspiram !!!!
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A Mobile Frame Zero frame from only the bricks in Lego set 30275.
Another shot at Mantiskings's Single Set Challenge
Exploration Ground Systems’ mobile launcher departs from Kennedy Space Center’s Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) on June 27, 2019, for its final solo trek to Launch Complex 39B in Florida. The mobile launcher departed from the VAB at midnight for the 10-hour journey to the pad, where it will remain for the summer, undergoing final testing and checkouts. Its next roll to the pad will be with the agency’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft in preparation for the launch of Artemis 1. Photo credit: NASA/Ben Smegelsky
I don't 'do' Street Photography, or people in general. It's just as well given the paucity of people in the streets around these parts. As it turned out there was only one, very handsome, very well dressed chap in view when I ventured out to take a set for the Utata 'Mobile' project. If I wanted other people then I had to look elsewhere.
passed this strange contraption climbing a hill this morning....
Watching the rear peddlers, it seemed to epitomize the free rider problem....
From a Mobile Testing Course with Karen Johnson.
These are notes, they are not meant to be a comprehensive overview of Mobile Testing. Though it is pretty busy!
www.ministryoftesting.com/2012/05/mobile-testing-course-p...
Our ham radio group provided support for a huge float event on the Colorado River in Arizona today. Approximately 8000 people entered the water over a 4 hour period on inflatable floatation devices to go down river 3 or 4 miles to a party. This is my office for the day.
the Pride of the Philippine space agency
MRCV(Massive Rover Construction Vehicle)
MRCV are mobile all terrain extra solar Command and Control Vehicle used by the Philippine space agency in there solar exploration. they have the ability to unpack into a Construction yard which builds all structures authorize by the Agency
A sunset view of the Mobile Shipyard in the distance from across Mobile Bay. The water in the bay was so low you could almost way across it in places.
About 18 months ago I bought the Olloclip 3-in-1 lens, and sometimes I actually remember to use it. It clips on the corner of your iPhone, offering macro, wide angle and fisheye lenses. I also bought the 2X Telephoto with polarizing filter, and a case which has the corner flip up so you can slip the lens on. It all fits in one pocket with the phone (at least the iPhone 5S, I haven't tried that with the 6+ yet).
The lenses run about $70, making the 3-in-1 under $25 per lens, and they come with lens covers and soft bags so you can put them in your pockets.. I was able to pick up the telephoto with the flip-up hard case for $99. There are also versions designed for several Android phones.
You can't expect DSLR-quality from a $25-70 lens, but having the ability to extend the usable range of your cell phone's camera can offer you perspectives and images not possible any other way.
Many of the lenses are unsharp, especially towards the corners. A fisheye in general distorts a scene. This one is blurry around the edge of the circle, and the image circle extends past the edge of the sensor. This is actually a good decision, since that maximizes the len's use of the rectangular sensor. The phone has trouble focusing with the macro on, even when using the Olloclip app, and the depth of field is very shallow, so small movements in the phone or subject make it even harder, so you may end up taking several photos to get a sharp one with the focus where you want it.. But again, to be able to extend the phone's capabilities at all and quickly capture shots not practical any other way, I find the macro and fisheye lenses particularly useful. One of these days I'll post a thorough review to my blog with lots of sample images.
I recently bought the equivalent lenses for the iPhone 6+, and they seem to be a step up in sharpness with less distortion. Other manufacturers are entering this market, so that competition will continue to drive quality up while holding prices to a reasonable level.
It is said that the best camera for the job is the one that's in your hand, and as the quality of mobile phone cameras increases, more and more often the camera in your hand ends up being your phone. Just as interchangeable lenses add value to a DSLR system, add-on lenses are becoming an increasingly useful accessory for extending the usefulness of your mobile phone's camera.