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Canon RF 100mm F2.8 L Macro IS USM mounted on the EOS R5.
Some sample portraits with the spherical aberration control.
Filename shows the position of the SA control ring.
Due to the autofocus starts to struggle a bit and is not 100% reliable when using the SA-Control, the results may not always be as sharp as possible.
Controlling The Internet.
Internationale technische Störungen symptomatischen stabilisiert Einschränkung Manieren Abhören Bösen,
замен структуры чудовищные грандиозные лидеры помпезные мероприятия правила подслушивания проводных,
συγκείμενο εμφανίσεις σκοπούς υποκρισία ανέβασε ανήσυχοι ταχυδακτυλουργικά θεατές επιστασία καταχθόνια σχέδια,
vilitates harum misrepresented culturae landscape indifferentia scriptor artes profundo contemporary suasionem serpentis,
illustrations paralysie affaibli techniques de contenu insertions juxtapositions procédures essentielles édite automatiquement,
cwotâu awdurdodedig druenus cynhyrchu asiantaethau llywodraethol bosibiliadau goresgyniad archddyfarniadau eithaf afresymol safonol,
profittatori conseguenze economia retrospettivi numerose aziende senza scrupoli acquisizioni agenzie diffuse inondazioni,
gníomhairí tionscail ag soláthar infiltrations géarchéime teicneoirí arna maoiniú deimhnithe desertions stiúrthóirí d'aon toil saoirsí deireadh a chur,
オンラインとオフの結果絶望的権威呼吸麻痺を調整する第一の持続的な傾向!
Steve.D.Hammond.
Rule of Composition : Controlling Background
This picture consists of a background and a main object. The background being a white wall, and the main object being the notebook.
Why this is a good picture :
This is a good picture because it has a plain background that does not distract the viewer from the main object. The main object also has a symmetrical circles design that is aesthetically pleasing. The lighting on the picture is just right and has good exposure.
How can this be improved :
This picture can be improved if the was not holding the object. The hand created a imbalance within the picture and it would look better without it.
ODC~begins with C
controlled thoughts
Please don't yell at me for not uploading all the time or not starting a project like I've been meaning to! The dragging winter leaves me with little or no inspiration, and when I have some, it's either too cold, too late, or I'm busy. And we're supposed to get more snow tomorrow! Bleh. I'm so over winter. Anyways, this is more of an upload to show I'm still alive. I'll catch you up on my boring life:
*I bought my shoes for prom.
*I found out I have two proms on the SAME NIGHT.
*I got my sponsor certificate today at church so I can be my brother's confirmation sponsor.
*Thursday I'm skipping school and going to NYC with my cousin, who I haven't seen in over a year!
*I bought a new battery for my camera remote so I can continue shooting.
*Five people ordered hockey books of their children, who won the state tournament two weeks ago!
*Spring hockey starts soon!
This photo is literally my backdrop and a picture frame. I had a concept, but I didn't use it because the pictures turned out horrid. I missed my remote!
I think that's it! I promise I'll upload a ton more after this cold winter ends.
Oh, and the photo I "traced" came from here!
Was included in the 2009 WClub / D-Upgraded Diamond Membership for $130 I wish i'd subscribed myself, but anyway I think she will be later at ebay...
So a few pictures of this place popped up last year and it looked ok... ish.. Just not worth going out of my way for.
Last weekend we happened to be in the area and decided to pay it a quick visit. It was attualy very interesting and when i first walked into the control room it attuly had quite a big 'wow' factor. A nice surprise considering i was expecting it to have a big 'meh' factor..
Built in the 1950's, this is the control room of the Bascule bridge near St Mary Redcliffe church in Bristol.
I loved the textures and grime in this scene, made all the more interesting by the evening sun lighting it at a low angle through the dusty windows.
Early Images of the Control Burn which got a little out of control. Now new growth will begin because of seeds that needed heat to germinate. This was taken from North Point when the fire was pretty intense. You can barely see the flames in the lower center of the smoke. Quite impressive. Best seen with a black border.
Taken, Mucking Level Crossing. Thurrock. Essex. (Taken from a repair vehicle that runs on the rail tracks for maintaining the overhead electric cables etc.)
Georgia National Guard, 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Maj. Matt Howard places controlled, paired shots to paper targets building on advanced marksmanship skills during mobilization training at the Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center. “This is the nuts and bolts of that worst case scenario you might see outside the wire where guys are practicing going into a hostile environment that is inside an urban setting,” said Howard, security force officer in charge for the 48th IBCT who serves with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation as a bomb technician. “So getting those fundamentals so where we can do that safely, learning what to shoot, and simultaneously, and sometimes more importantly, what not to shoot.”
Georgia Army National Guard photo by Capt. Michael Thompson / Released
I bought this Acctim Radio-controlled clock from Robert Dyas. I could not get it to show anywhere near the correct time after several attempts - resetting it, leaving it to pick up a signal overnight, changing the battery, and switching it to a manual quartz clock and then back again. It was obviously picking up a radio signal but on each occasion that the hands stopped moving the time was several hours out.
I was about to return it to Robert Dyas when I decided to phone the manufacturers. The switchboard immediately told me that what you have to do is take out the battery, put it back the WRONG way round, leave it a few seconds, and then replace it the correct way round.
I tried this somewhat bizarre solution and the clock immediately worked perfectly. If this solution is so well known to the manufacturers that even the switchboard know of it, why can it not be included in the instructions?
Paris, France. 2010
Gare du Nord is one of Paris's major train stations. Low sun through the building's arched windows.
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