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Photo Daiane Costa
Model Kelly Vieira
Agência OCA Models
Beleza Anne Coimbra
Oscar Freire - SP
Realização: office im
Just testing with some famouse effects and looks.
I'd like to know what you think. please leave a comment :) Thanks.
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Full review of Fujifilm X10 in Norwegian: nrkbeta.no/2011/12/06/lekkert-og-imponerende-kompaktkamer...
Translated to english by Google: bit.ly/sGn27d
ARCO TEST, photographed leaving Portsmouth on the 29 August 1980
GRT : 489 / DWT : 800
Dimensions : Length 52.9 metres x Beam 9.9 metres
Machinery : Single Screw
Speed 10.5 knots.
8.1971: Completed by Appledore Shipbuilders.(Yard No. 83) as AMEY II for ARC Marine
1973 : . Renamed ARCO TEST
1974 : Lengthened new dimensions : Length : 63.6 Metres. _GRT : 594 / DWT 835
1998 : Broken up at Brugge
The easiest method of muscle testing. Everyone can do this one. The only negative is that it sometimes takes longer.
Testing homemade lightbox technique. Hasselblad 500 EL/M, 120/4 Makro with Extension Tube 56. Profoto 2/D4 heads on Acute 2400 box.
This shows a close up of the page after the first test. Note the running of the ball points and the uniball. Note the fading of the G2. Note the solidity of the Gelly Roll and the Noodler's.
Here is a sample image I took using a Canon A640. If you look at "original" size on this, Dan's hair is quite sharp. Compare this against the photo I took of Dan and Emily using the new 40D and you'll see just how soft the 17-55 IS USM image is.
I messed with the contrast very slightly, and bumped the saturation. But NO image sharpening was applied.
At this point, the A640 images are so much sharper than my 40D images that the 17-55 EF-S is headed back to the store to be replaced. Maybe they'll have a better sample of the 17-55? If not, I'll have to see if they have a 17-40 f/4 L or 16-35 f/2.8 L in stock.
This is, to me, the best ride in Epcot! The highlight of this attraction is the speed trial on a track around the exterior of the Test Track building at a top speed of 65 miles per hour (104.6 km/h) on a 50-degree banked curve, making it the fastest Disney theme park attraction ever built.
NIKON D800: Test Shots Sigma 150-500mm @500, Available Light, 33% Crop
Camera: NIKON D800
Lens: AF VR Zoom 150-500mm f/5-6.3G IF-ED
Focal Length: 500mm
Aperture: f6.3
ISO: 450
Shutter: 1/200 sec.
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Test shot of my bench with Ilford's new 4x5 direct positive glossy FB paper. I followed Ilford's suggestion of rating the paper at ISO 3. I only got one shot as I lost the light between shooting the single test shot and developing. I still need more work as this is too much exposure - with direct positive, you have to reduce time to darken as you start at black (it's weird and is going to take some getting used to). I made no corrections!
Speed Graphic, 203mm Kodak Ektar Flash Supermatic f/7.7 lens, ? seconds @ F16, focus around 14'. Developed in old Dektol for 1:30.
Ph: Josefina Alazraki
Styling: Julieta Trillo
Makeup: Mariana Tartavull
Model: Romina (Clump Management)
Music: Machination Kevin Macleod (http://incompetech.com/)
Shooting Details:
Canon 40D
0.8" exposure @ 5 secs
ISO 200
f3.5
568 images
So this a driving timelaspe I made while testing my recently purchased camera mount that I bought at a photo expo. The mount is called the Fat Gecko from Delkin. It's a mount that uses suction to attach to smooth surfaces. So I wanted to see how well it would handle during normal driving conditions. So this is the result of the test.
I took this timelapse during my drive to pick up family dinner. In the middle of the movie you will see my arms / steering wheel go crazy because I couldn't get into the parking spot so I have to maneuver multiple times to get into the spot (San Diego has some of the smallest parking spots, grrr)
I got a very strange letter from the authorities today, apparently I was up for my annual psychiatric evaluation (I never had one before so I was a bit suspicious). I was led into an office and told to wait for a Doctor Sigmund Pip.
The Doctor seamed vaguely familiar but I couldn’t quite concentrate because I was a bit nervous.
The Doctor showed me some strange cards with ink stains on them and looked at me quizzingly, ready to write down whatever I thought I’d see. After I told him he would shake his head in a disapproving manner while whispering “pip… pip…”.
After hundreds of cards containing what seemed like a dog juggling some bones, I was dismissed. I started to question my sanity and somehow felt the urge to buy some treats for Pip… what a strange day.
In the distance I heard someone giggle… but I probably just imagined that too.