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Mt Sproatt glows pink from the lights of the village. Whistler BC, Canada
Testing the new Canon 7DmkII at night with higher ISO.
Testing my newly-built wind generator. Built from an old washing machine motor and PVC soil pipe blades, it's intended to charge a battery to power light in a remote stables.
(p.s putting your assistants in mortal danger is NOT the correct way to test such a device)
I'm considering purchasing a new camera (Panasonic DMC-FZ330). Dave Phillips owns the predecessor camera, and has lent it to me to experiment with, and see how I get on with it. These are the results.
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SB-80DX camera left 1/8th, 24 inch softbox with inner diffuser. 20D, 40mm STM
Beginning to practice using flash again. Had my left hand on the shutter button. Didn't think about composition. Softbox with inner diffuser is eating up quite a bit of light. The pancake has been very sharp. Although, I think this shot is a little soft. (my fault) I would probably not go back to "nifty fifty" 50mm 1.8 II. Not afraid of cranking up the ISO a little for a stop and a half.
Thinking back to SB-24's range of 1/1 to 1/16, it would probably be alright using it with a softbox. The price of SB-24's have came back down quite alot. Probably because the popularity of the Yongnuo 560's. Might pick one up for a second flash.
I am test-riding this little number. Was surprisingly stable on the highway even on a very windy day. And it kan keep up with the other traffic quite nicely.
This would be the 'sensible' choice for me. Reasonable price, good quality, but no gizmos or 'flash'. It lacks a certain gimme-gimme factor. Hmmmm.
Have to add that the seat is super-comfortable, and the build-quality feels superb.
Testing out my Sony NEX 6 with the e mount 35mm F1.8. This was taken in aperture priority mode F2.0 at ISO 800 with a 1/30 shutter speed. I could have easily backed down to ISO 400 at 1/15 of a second. This shot was taken very quickly and I didn't spend much time composing and dialing in the settings.
A nuclear detonation during the 1951 spring tests at Eniwetok Atoll is shown with smoke trails from rockets designed to capture sample materials.
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Third test roll is going through the Vitoret. Trying to note the exposures. I forgot it has a frame counter as it's cleverly hidden at the bottom of the camera. It also runs down instead of up.
This was the second version of our usability test for the National Flight Academy. Check out that sim chair!
Jackyln Olewe, a Community Health Worker for Millennium Villages Project, Sauri, conducts HIV/AIDS testing.
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This is a test of my waterproof ink pens. I found I could get a nice range of grays by using one or two coats of various inks. Some of the combinations are similar, but I can get at least seven step grayscale from the paper color to black.
Moleskine Japanese accordion style 3.5 x 5.5 inch pocket journal with various pens and inks.
testing shozu on the iPhone to send pics to flickr. here's a pic of some flowers plus mutton! - Camera phone upload powered by ShoZu
Part of the test of become the ride operator of the FreeFall when it was at Six Flags Over Georgia. I don't know of any other theme parks who still used essay tests like SFOG did, including other Six Flags parks. Typically each test had 5 multiple choice questions, a handful of general, basic short answer type questions, a bunch of definitions like these, and then a handful of longer questions that required a few paragraphs to answer.
Photo: Petra Verweyen.
Published in: Community Eye Health Journal Vol. 17 No. 50 2004 www.cehjournal.org