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Argentine Taunus TC3 Ghia "S" test.
(1982).
Our Taunus were improved a lot in its structure and brakes and other components. They were little tanks indeed.
People visit their nearby lab testing centers for getting the needful medical support for their health requirements. The prime testing procedure that takes place in a medical laboratory is blood sample testing. As blood testing is an effective way of tracking the overall physical well-being of a body, doctors recommend having routine blood tests for leading a healthy life.
This is the first test with the Crown Graphic, when I realized there was a problem with the Polaroid back. I squeezed the developer out manually. In the end perhaps I like it better than the previous one :o)
What the heck?
I'll tell ya what the heck:
Test prints are an integral and often surprisingly beautiful and playful part of the hand printed process. They are never ever the same, and therefore true, one-of-a-kind, individual Monoprints. Made from varied layers and layers of inks from different print runs to check colors, clean out a messy screen and a dozen other reasons, Test Prints are spontaneously created and basically, magical. Hence once a test print is sold, that's it, gone baby.
I keep a few with me in the studio while printing and every now and then one looks suddenly nice & done. Like this one!
she tested it to exhaustion:
"you'll have to make some padding for this!"
♥ Marie wears a blue fascinator hat, Y's grey cardigan, black knit dress, black tights by Leo COUTURE and blue boots by Takara
Testing Canon defaults. This one needed some sensor adjustments and a bit less haste (thus the blur).
Model Test Shoot
Pentax K200D
AB1600 w/ Octobox/no grid
white background washed out w/ 2 AB800
AB ringflash for fill
Another quick test run...
Hopefully in a few days I will have a decent night with good seeing and no moon...
3x900 seconds Ha (Bin2)
ST10@-20C
Optic Wave 12" Newtonian with Parracor (f/5.3)
Tweaked the collimation a bit more but seeing was really poor...then cloudy
Fine adjustment takes only a minute once you are already close...and only very small turns of the screw.
EDIT Looks a lot darker at my work screen...in daylight...(!)
Tested the 70-300 VR, the lens is quite good but at 300mm its simply not sharp enough!
Shot hand-held @ F9 300mm with VR on! Oh and its a crop @ 100% :-)
Will try with a tripod next time hehe...
Leica M9 with a Leica Visoflex 3 and the original 200mm f/4.5 Telyt lens @ f/4.5. The original 200mm Telyt was the first true telephoto lens made for the Leica. This is one of my first test shots, and I think it's going to be an interesting lens to play with. The minimum distance is 300cm, or nearly 10 feet. The copy I just purchased includes the lens hood.
Just a test.
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It took me a while to figure out how to select 'all' photos!
Test describes thsi picture very well. I found this old ice-glasses (turned out to be my dad's), and tested if they fit (yes, they do, very well). Then I was to lazy to search a mirror, and tested if my cam can do it (yes, it can). Then I tested how to do a colormapping in Gimp, and well... this is the result. I post it here jsut to see if someone has some tips or questions on one of the above topics, since from a photography standpoint this picture is really crappy...