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Test Roll
When I received the Yashica Lynx 14E yesterday, I was amazed with the lens. After some quick-fixed cleaning (and given up on the meter), the camera was loaded with expired Gold 100 and I took it out for test drive. Since it was almost dark, I managed some low light and night shots. During tea-break today, I took the camera out for a walk around my workplace and finished off the roll. This is one of the result.
Yashica LYNX 14E | 45mm Yashinon-DX 1.4
Expired Gold 100 (2005)
Walking lightmeter
Test shot using the very cheap Yongnuo 50mm f/1.8 lens reversed on the Meike MK-C-UP multifunctional extension tube. This gave just above 1:1 magnification with full aperture control.
Focus stacked using zerene
Photo Daiane Costa
Model Kelly Vieira
Agência OCA Models
Beleza Anne Coimbra
Oscar Freire - SP
Realização: office im
(From left to right) Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr; Kassondra Stockman, Halton Region Emergency Management Analyst; Greg Sage, Chief/Director of Emergency Medical Services, Halton Region; Shayne Mintz, Chief, Burlington Fire Department and Regional Fire Coordinator; and Superintendent Joe Taylor, Halton Regional Police Service review a map of affected area in the Regional Emergency Operations Centre during “Exercise Twisted.” The exercise, held September 12 at Halton Region's Administrative Building, was designed to test Halton's Community Emergency Response Plan.
Full review of Fujifilm X10 in Norwegian: nrkbeta.no/2011/12/06/lekkert-og-imponerende-kompaktkamer...
Translated to english by Google: bit.ly/sGn27d
Testing out a 48", continuous light, softbox I just set up. Using two fixtures, each holding 4 bulbs, inside the softbox. Didn't plan on actually uploading a picture. I just wanted to play with the light it a bit and I thought this one turned out good enough. I was a mess and cleaned up a good amount in photoshop.
Nikon D5000
Lens: AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8
Post Processing done in Lightroom 4/Photoshop CS6
Former Cross Country Trains operated Class 43 HST power car 43303 (43103) now in use with Colas Rail, is seen stabled on platform 6 a south facing bay platform having worked in with the 1Q13 14.10 Carlisle-York Network Rail monitoring test train.
18th November 2024
The easiest method of muscle testing. Everyone can do this one. The only negative is that it sometimes takes longer.
I recently acquired 6 cameras, all for free. I've been working on cleaning them and getting them up and ready the last few days... So far, 4/6 are working! This is a test shot from my new Countdown 70 with expired 669.
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.
PH: Josefina Alazraki (www.jalazraki.com)
Styling: Julieta Trillo
Model : Melisa (Clump Management)
Make up : Mariana Taltavull
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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Before throwing the older stuff in, I tested the 1955 Проявитель и Фиксаж with Terrible Tasma 64. In the old Kiev plus 35mm Jupiter with green filter. Works fine, of course!
This is a test of the actual webcams I want to use. I 3D-printed a holder and connected them up to a netbook. The netbook won't provide enough processing power for the real thing, but it is good enough to record so that I can evaluate the performance on a real computer.
I'm evaluating the cameras based on exposure time (my first try managed 1 fps indoors), field of view, focus (sharp corners are necessary to detect features) and jello. Yes, jello, otherwise known as how the picture becomes distorted due to motion and vibration.
I worry about this year's course - It will be at the reservoir and I'll have to align the cameras so they see either the background (kinda sparse - no big building to look at) or the cones (all look identical - could be confusing) and not the people (I expect many more people to be visible - they are not reliable waypoints!!)