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University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture / RYAN MCGEENEY — 09-07-2016 — Members of the University of Arkansas System Board of Directors meet Wednesday at the C.A. Vines 4-H Center west of Little Rock.
If you like gothic and/or progressive metal, be sure not to miss this great upcoming band from my home town: symbioticsystems.de/
Kodak Tri-X 400 @ 1600, developed in D-76 1+1
Camera: Canon A-1 w/ 50mm f/1.4 lens
L'utilizzo del BIM nelle progettazioni idrauliche + Sicurezza in galleria – Georeferenziazione delle infrastrutture di rete interrate
Governor Moore Tours ION Storage Systems by Pat Siebert at 12500 Baltimore Ave, Beltsville, MD 20705
Participants gather at the starting line for the 15th Annual VA2k Walk at the VA Boston Healthcare System's West Roxbury Campus on May 21, 2025. The event promoted wellness and raised awareness for homeless veterans. (VA Boston HCS photo by Deirdre Salvas)
And some ancient runes? This is the pièce de résistance of the wall we first visited back in early March.
Toby and Happy were watching videos together on Toby's new tablet. Toby was looking quite bored, though.
I asked if he was still liking his present.
"Sure, Mister," Toby answered. "It's just this system."
I've got the system now.
Take sand from 45 gallon drum, and spread it on a table to dry. Once dry-ish, move to sifter box using dust pan. Sift.
All Systems Connect | International Symposium May 2023 @ World Forum, The Hague | Photographer: Robert Tjalondo
Our Solar System Experience Day at Dame Janet Primary Academy, Ramsgate. It was a fabulous day, for 61 Year 2s, who enjoyed the 'Solar System Crash Course' short film, a presenter-led planetarium show, followed by an interactive Solar System workshop after lunch.
Polished Stainless Steel Exhaust box is 19.5" long by 4" diameter. From "Super Cat Motor-sport," Australia
I have an adapter for my old OM System Zoom Lens and wanted to try it in my Sony a6400.
I used a Novoflex NEX/OM to get it on my Sony.
This was shot outdoors on an overcast day with the camera set to meter for highlights, f11, zoom set to about 130mm.
I have it because I use it for an old Olympus OM-1. I like it for both cameras.
Lens details
Make: Olympus
Model: Zuiko Auto-Zoom 1:4 f=75~150mm
Focal Length: 75-150mm
Focal Range: ∞ – 1.6m
Aperture: f/4 – f/22, 8 Blades
Structure: 15 Elements in 11 Groups
It gets mixed reviews online but I like it and the used price is pretty good. In November 2025 I see it on eBay for under $50.
Of course there is nothing "auto" about it on my camera when it comes to focus, zoom, aperture setting. Those are all done on the lens. I set shutter speed and the rest on my digital camera.
I have used it indoors without a flash to shoot a band under bright stage lights and get good results. Post editing helps.
"I do have this lovely zoom lens. Excellent addition to any travel kit, while I wouldn’t use it for street photography on the fly, posed street portraits or portraits, in general, would be an excellent use of this lens, just add that extra couple of stops to f/5.6 or f/8 to improve your image quality and help get that whole subject in focus."
"I can also see this for nature work and landscape with the f/22 aperture as well as detail work in architecture. Although give the short maximum focal length of 150, it wouldn’t be my first choice for sports or wildlife photography. But I can see it working well for outdoor events, the f/4 is a little slow for working indoor but the addition of a flash will certainly help give the needed light or some fast film and push developing."
Optical Review Blog No. 16 – Olympus Zuiko Auto-Zoom 1:4 f=75~150mm by Alex Luyckx
"The convenience provides in this lens in saving time changing lenses and ability to change quickly from one focal length to another without changing the camera position has truly opened up many photographic opportunities never dreamt possible previously for OM photographers. An exceptional value for such a zoom lens, and probably, it was one of the main reasons that has contributed to its widespread popularity over the years."
"Overall, I'd say it's an "A" in build quality but "C+" in IQ on FF. I wouldn't recommend it for smaller sensors with higher pixel densities. Then again, if you stop it down, it's really a lot better. Perhaps that's the price one pays for a "cute" little 75-150mm f/4? BTW, they usually sell for around $30-40 including shipping, which I'm happy to report is more than I paid for mine."
photos shot with the Olympus Zuiko 75-150mm f4 uploaded by the Lomography Community They probably all used film cameras.
Solar system planets. Computer artwork of the eight planets of the solar system, which are arrayed from left to right in order of distance from the Sun (left). The four small rocky planets of the inner solar system are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. The four large gas giant planets of the outer solar system are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Pluto was re-categorised as a Dwarf planet in 2006, so it is not included here. At lower right is a galaxy, and a small celestial body (an asteroid or comet) is seen at lower left.