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This photo is a good demo of what a wide angle 'lens' can do to make things converging... The Zero 612B camera has a 'lens' which covers 123.8 degrees of view.
These two street poles were parallel to each other standing upright on the street. The "smaller" one was directly opposite and across the road, about 20m away from the bigger one.
I was standing below this bigger pole , with the pinhole on tripod below my waist, guesstimating the angle of view of this camera. I was quite surprise to see this result although I was expecting both of them to be within the frame...
Tec: Zero 612B pinhole camera, F/158, counted to 4... NPC160 converted to B&W in PS. I didn't add any vignetting to this one... I was lucky not to get any light leak on this frame.
A much smaller cousin of the one below from a few days earlier (compare both with the size of the leaves they're on).
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I tried to get this shot as close to level as I could, but might have missed it by a degree or so. I was 75-100 feet up the hillside, and standing at an odd angle (braced against a tree so I would not slip and fall), but managed to snap this photo before slipping and aliding back down to the road.
She's being surprisingly photogenic.
Taken for the Strobist.com Lighting 102 assignment 1.
Strobist Info: Canon Speedlite 430ex II at 1/8th power on light stand 60(ish?) degrees left of camera. Triggered by RF60
This isn't exactly what I was looking for when I chose this angle, but I thought the cosmo looked like someone trying to get into the shot, and it struck me funny, so I kept it.
Got a wide angle converter for the A510. Which makes sense, considering the amount I shoot outdoors.
The only thing I don't like about the converter is that it means I can't do much shooting indoors, since the body of the converter blocks the flash
My friend Kegan's dorm room, taken with a wide angle attachment. Vignetting from actual lens, not photoshop I liked this one, I am not really sure why.
No group shot today. Just the scariest SP I've seen of myself in a while. Who knew I had braces? Time to get that retainer the dentist advised to keep those teeth from migrating to the right and is that food in my teeth???
I was playing with a wide angle lens. Apparently you have to get REALLY close to it to take affect.
I think I'll not take anymore SP's with it. :)