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Testing on self to see how this would work before calling model in. Wanted to capture the feel of a dry river bed.

testing and getting used to the Sony RX100 in preparation for the vacations trip, so shooting to whatever I find on my way :-).. these are my classic Persol sunglasses… love them as much as I love the new camera :-P

Rollei35, Schneider-Kreuznach S-Xenar 3.5/40, FUJI C200

Anonymous Source, Mad Mariner's test boat, is starting to look like a West Marine exploded all over it. Here we have Cable Cuffs, an Anchor Reel, QuickLine's flat rope, a fender hanger, and some floating dock lines. All are baking in the sun and freezing in the cold to see how they hold up.

testing out this new camera, taken with 24-85mm nikkor vr

ScienceFest 2011 Closing party: Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll.

Seen here is a technican using the Trunk Test Panel to test trunks.

 

Using this panel a specific trunk (TNN) could be brought up then tests could be performed on the trunk from reading battery & ground to measuring transmission loss.

 

Other tests could also be performed. For example if you suspected a faulty relay on a trunk pack codes could be keyed into the number pad to exercise a specific relay. One could then go to the trunk circuit and see if the relay (and frame relay matrix) was in fact operating and releasing. As technology moved forward with the trunk frames getting smaller and smaller and replacing relays with solid state devices and the trunk packs getting smaller these tests was less usefull.

 

I took my car for its test today to the ITV centre at San Bartholeme.

 

First off you go to the office to register and pay and then wait in a queue for your test. When your car is called, you drive into the garage.

 

1. You sit in the car and follow the instructions whilst the technician checks the lights, front wipers, seat belts and the horn are working and he also checks the oil level.

 

2. The technician then drives your car forward for the brake tests on a rolling road.

 

3. He then moves your car forward again and performs the emission and noise level tests.

 

4. You get back into the car and drive it over a pit where a quick visual check is performed of the underside.

 

That is it - less than fifteen minutes in total. All that is left is for you to park the car up and collect your certificate and the all important sticker for the windscreen.

Photo: Thiên Ân Taka (M-Py)

Model: Nguyễn Tuấn Anh

Location: Hồ Bán Nguyệt, Dis.7, HCMC

silje and eva's diploma taking shape.

testing the prototype chair

Testing DDX with Tri-X

 

Leica M3

Tri-X around 200 ISO

DDX

Le Monge is a vessel for testing and metering (BEM). Monge has been in service in the French Navy since November 4, 1992. This vessel is the only one of its kind in the French Navy and virtually unique in the world. Built by Chantiers de l'Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire. It is manned by a mixed crew of the Navy and DGA (DGA staff of missile tests).

 

Its main mission is to stand off at sea with its sensors to observe the flight testing of missiles fired from the center DGA missile tests Biscarrosse (former Landes Test Centre), especially ballistic missiles MSBS M45 and M51, but also the ASMP nuclear missile airborne (and now ASMPA) and some other shots from long range missiles. It is also used for space surveillance (satellites, debris, ISS, etc..) In favor of CNES and other military organizations. It occasionally participates in missions on behalf of the European Space Agency (Ariane launches). It is stated that the radar systems can detect an object the size of 1 euro at a distance of 800 km.

 

Serves: French Navy

Ordered: November 25, 1988

Keel laid: March 26, 1990

Launched: October 6, 1990

Armed: November 4, 1992

 

Specifications:

A vessel for testing and metering

Length: 225.3 m

Midship: 24.84 m

Draught: 7.7 m

Air draft: 49 m

Displacement: 17,760 t (standard), 21 040 t (full load)

Propulsion: 2 Pielstick diesel SEMT 8PC 2.5 L400 –

Propeller power: 9000 hp (6615 kW); factory supply 7 650 kilowatts

Speed: 16 knots

 

Military characteristics:

Armament: Two 12.7 mm machine guns

Aircraft: 2 Super Hornet or 4 Alouette III

Range: 15 000 to 15 nautical knots

 

Other characteristics:

Electronics:

An air search radar, 2 navigation radars , 10 radars and antennas trajectory, telemetry and radar observation, a set of optical sensors.

Crew:

10 officers, 46 petty officers, 64 crews, 95 to 184 scientists of whom almost 20% of civilians (DGA staff).

Shipyard: Chantiers de l'Atlantique, Saint Nazaire

Port of registry: Brest

 

Carmen will take a vacation soon and will return full customized !^^ This is just a "for teh lulz" test I made, just because I thought she was so sad without any make-up, after I sanded her little face!^^'

 

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Nos próximos dias a Carmen vai tirar umas férias, vai lá pro "Spa da Julia", e ai voltará novinha em folha (mais do que ela já é, na verdade!xD) pra casa, de cara nova!=)

Isso nem chega a ser um "teste", porque o que tentei fazer de fato eu "apaguei" (acabou ficando só a "sombra" e o "blush" _sim, tudo entre aspas mesmo!XD), mas como ela parecia TÃO triste sem nenhuma maquiagem/expressão no rostinho, desenhei umas sobrancelhas (que também serão tristonhas na custom <3), cílios (hahah, cílios super longos porque nos meus desenhos meus personagens têm todos cílios imensos!) e uma boquinha pra ela sorrir e parecer menos chateada por essa mãe louca ter tirado ela da caixa e já ter lixado tudo sem dó!='D

Aliás, sério, não tem coisa MAIS GOSTOSA do que tacar a lixa na cara de uma pullip, hahaha, claro que só tive coragem porque sou retardad... ops, porque não gosto nem um pouco da make na Nahh-ato e porque já tinha conversado com a Julia que, caso eu não conseguisse nada que prestasse, iria gritar por socorro!xD (foi o que fiz!xD)

 

Enfim, até que está simpática, e também tirei fotos porque quero comparar com a lindeza que ela vai voltar pra casa!*_* Vai ter dentinhos, omg, dentes MESMO, eu amo as pullips com carved que a Julia fez, sou apaixonada, e finalmente terei a minha dentuça!*o*~♥

 

A peruca vai ter que ser essa até a que quero pra ela (pretendo comprar semana que vem, acho) chegar (e deve demorar... porque, né, LOLRECEITA E LOLCORREIOS)... e os eyechips quero trocar também, mas como, né LOLRECEITA e LOLCORREIOS vou ver se lixo uns de Blythe/Byul aqui (já vi que dá nuns tutoriais) e se consigo fazer funcionar! Se não der, bom, paciência!^^'

 

Agora vamos todos dançar porque amanhã é FRIDAY FUN-FUN-FUN!*___*

 

Handheld test with Lens Conversion settings as follows -

Vignetting +16

Red Color shift 0

Blue Color shift -7

 

Sony Playmemories App - Lens compensation within Camera Apps on A7 to correct the weird colour shifts. Seems to work quite well. At least I can still post the image. Without it, it's really quite difficult to correct.

 

Probably need to test out the various settings to find the right fit.

 

And this is really really wide (12mm). Even when I tried to use an L Plate with a 10mm lens, I will not be able to see so much of the hut (bridge) right at the bottom of the image. Next test would be to try using ND filters.

 

Nikon D90

1/160

f/14

ISO 200

JPEG no processing

Testing my new 50mm F1.4 :)

Testing light and isolation.

Test shots with 0 editing.

Local citizens receive tests for COVID-19 at the drive-thru test center at WalMart on Greenville Boulevard on Wednesday, May 13. The free tests are self-administered nasal swabs performed under the supervision of trained medical volunteers, and available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:00 AM—9:00 AM by appointment. The testing site is part of a public-private partnership to provide testing in areas of need across the country. For more information about the testing, including eligibility requirements, please visit DoINeedaCovid19Test.com. Photo by Aaron Hines / City of Greenville.

Testing the Surly Moonlander at "a" gravel pit

Latex paint poured into clear varnish.

 

Not photoshoped

for World Talents Models

Test Shoot Dinner - Ringoes, NJ 08/2004

My new siggy figgy :)

Test shots with a US$370 TTArtisan 50mm F1.4 ASPH lens on a Leica M240. Focus was on the shop sign not the people.

Testing out my 30mm 1.4 on My puppy

This was just a test shot while Artemis was warming up, but I really like this one.

personally, i think using sticky notes was a brilliant idea.

 

unfortunately, $5 says my teacher makes me redo them tomorrow. :l

 

p.s. dont let the stickies fool you, i didnt fail this test! i got a b. haha. (:

For print from a color negative paper came Fomabrom contrast (hard)

Test againWebsite : tamillips.ga

2.5.13

108/365

 

Hey! I have been testing out a new lighting setup. What do you think? This dude was willing to be blinded by the bright strobe over and over and over whilst everything was positioned just right. His eyes must have been killing him! :P

I am going to be shooting pictures of another person soon, maybe they will be my photo tomorrow (since it is almost midnight!)! See you then!

 

P.S. This looks a lot better in Lightbox. (Press "L"!)

  

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