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Elinchrom Skyport Universal test:
I placed 2 Canon flashes with 2 Elinchrom Skyport receivers in a house in front of mine and then made them fire from a distance of about 100/150m.
One was in the balcony, in direct sight, the other was inside the apartment, completely out of sight.
Remarkably also the flash positioned inside the apartment fired.
They work.
Testing the Ensign Pocket All-Distance camera. This is the folding version of the All-Distance camera. Like the All-Distance box camera, this camera has two focus zones. There is really not much noticeable difference between them. When set to the "Portrait" setting, the far distance goes soft, but otherwise there's very little else happening. The foreground does get slightly sharper, but given the overall softness of the lens this is even less noticeable than the softening of the background. Despite being a "portrait" setting, the actual point of focus on this setting seems to be about 10 or 12 feet from the camera. The "views" setting seems to be focused to about 25 feet away.
Well demonstrated in these test images is one of the major pitfalls of using an antique folding camera... the bellows excel at putting dust onto the film!
Teufelsberg, Berlin, Interrail 2018.
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Andrew loved Test Track, but he only got to ride it once. It's pretty clever for the 'on ride' photos to be linked to your PhotoPass.
Test with the Pioneer PX100 UV+ test film. This was shot on a tripod in dim room light, shutter was open for around 5-10 seconds. Very pleased with the result.
Savannah tested for her gold belt and Chris tested for his orange belt on the same day. Both passed!
Direct Rail's 37607 with 37259 on the rear heads the 1Q14 test train from Crewe to Holyhead and return and is seen at Belmont Road bridge just outside Bangor.
Testing the Nikon 10-24mm AF-S Nikkor f/3.5-4.5G DX ED. Excellent sharpness from corner to corner. This photo was converted from RAW to JPEG without any alterations.
Testing a cheap eBay 850nm IR filter with my Fujifilm X100F camera. As others have found, there are issues with internal reflections.
Testing the D7000 sensor, dark subject focusing and metering. This shot was taken with very little light, it was almost dark, right after my last sunset pics and I could barely see the building on the trail back to my vehicle. Aperture priority @f11 and let the camera do the rest, meter and focus. I am impressed especially with the detail captured in the shadows under the roof.
Camera: Lomography ColorSplash
Film: Fujifilm 400
Fish Eye Jelly Lens
This picture was part of a series of tests using various sizes and types of washers in front of the lens to enhance vignetting.
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August testing can be so tough! Summer vacations. Back to school time. There are a lot of distractions! So proud of all of our students who prepared and did their best at the August Belt Testing!
comparing iso 200 - 1600, f4.5 - 4.5, 18mm, auto white balance
50 % crop. no image editing. picture direct out of cam!
I wanted to test the noise behavior with high iso.
I wrote an article about the test. Please check here for german speakers: www.doreen.es/2008/09/09/nikon-d90-test/
PS: Sorry I didn't care about image details // Bitte nicht auf Bildausschnitte achten, hab ich auch nicht gemacht ;)
With the interior complete I took Me, Me and myself out for a test run. As usual I had to drive while I navigated and got a sleep in the back.
Testing lilya's watercolor kit (thank you!) and some hot press paper I recently got. :-/... My disappointment is mainly with the paper. I just don't like how quickly the paint dries. It was like painting with markers. So I think I'll have to give it another go with cold press. Might end up using this as a postcard.
While painting this I also realized how 1) Without pre-planning I'm just terrible at subject matter and 2) This paint is reluctant to bind together after mixing. It's kind of strange but at the same time it's nice because it gives the color more dimension.
p.s. The scanner seems to have selectively chosen the yellow over the warm red hue in the background. In actuality, the background has a warmer red glow.
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4"x5" size
Tools: watercolor on Fabriano hot press