View allAll Photos Tagged Testing
A test photo taken with my new Nikon Coolpix S4100 (point and shoot) camera.
No editing has been done to these pictures!
As seen on my website and in Gadling's SkyMall Monday.
Testing the SkyRest Travel Pillow in my shower. It was voted the reader favorite in Gadling's poll of my top SkyMall Monday posts.
Vanessa cardui. Kdd del grupo de fotografía Amics de la camara y testing de Biodiversidad Virtual 11/05/2014
Testing some closeup shots while walking a dog. Hybrid IS comes in handy when I have to hold G12 just with one hand. By the way, these mushrooms grow very, very, very fast. They come out of nowhere and stake their claims on our front porches.
Right extruder moves to a position above
the right screw. Repeat the adjustment with a piece of paper.
Next.
First test shot with wooden 5x7" (13x18cm) camera
Paper negative with expired Agfa Brovira paper BW1, soft, extra white, glossy baryte paper.
Lens is a P.H. Dallmeyer, London
8 1/2 x 6 1/2 Rapid Rectilinear Patent
N° 23700 made in 1874
www.thedallmeyerarchive.com/Records/Volumes/lensbook2/Rec...
Exposure 1 min. F/16 (Waterhouse stop), mixed indor lights.
The grey card came out about right, so the film speed of the paper is ca. 5 ISO
25. Dezember 2025
Model Test Shoot
Pentax K200D
AB1600 w/ Octobox/no grid
white background washed out w/ 2 AB800
AB ringflash for fill
Got another summarit after selling the old one. These things are hard to find in good condition :)
Oh the photos, they have no meaning.
Passing through Leeds this morning was this top n tailed test train. DB Schenker operated 67027 is seen tagging along the rear, the train would then make its way east to Neville Hill where it would then return to continue its circuit around the rails of Yorkshire.
On the other end was former Wrexham & Shropshire 67012, in the process of being displaced by brand new Class 68's operated by DRS.
not really but i finally get to a good vantage point to try some light trails and there were hardly any cars around! :(
This is a test shot using a piece of expired Agfa Brovira photo paper in a 35mm film canister pinhole camera, which was left on an outside window ledge. Exposure here is about 2 weeks, then simply scanned and inverted, with a little contrast enhancement. Image formed purely by exposure, no chemical development has taken place.