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With a MIR-1 37mm f2.8. I've reversed the front part of the lens back into the body of the lens.
You can see more photos from the MIR-1 and four other lenses in my latest YouTube video, here:
So I've posted a single video on all five lenses here, if you're interested:
Got holed up in my room after 3-hours in Busan as the temperature plunges -5degC (feels like -13degC again due to windchill).
Used 0.9ND + Singh-ray Gold N'Blue filter to accentuate the sunset gold colors here.
Playing with my new camera Sony A7R II. Not moving away from Canon 60D but adding Sony to my gears list :) Amazing camera with so many features I've been looking for.
For my likes of old lenses, it's just an another world to explore using those Minolta glasses and playing with adapters to use all kinds of lenses.
Key features that I looked for:
1. In-body stabilization (hand-held 1/15th sec looks sharp!)
2. 42 MP - helps post-composing the frame!
3. High ISO & Dynamic Range.
I think I need a new camera. All the shots I took at this place have weird noise in them. the noise kind of looks like rectangular shapes and it's all of over the images in a kind of pattern. Seems to be a electronic problem of some sort :( I tried my hardest to get rid of most of it but it leaves the images looking a little strange. I suppose you can't really notice if you just take a quick look at them. Sigh ....
The skies are darkening with the threat of more snow at East Portal of the Moffat Tunnel. Two GP40s that pushed this eastbound Rio Grande coal train from Tabernash to Winter Park are staying with the train all the way to Denver to provide some dynamic baking down the two-percent grade from the Moffat Tunnel. A couple of skiers also head back to town, braving snow-rutted roads in a 1978 Ford Fairmont, after skiing the trails toward the Continental Divide. Action on the N scale Rio Grande Moffat Road…
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View through a doorway inside the Treasurer's House, York, North Yorkshire, England.
Dynamic Earth is a not-for-profit visitor attraction and science centre in Edinburgh and is Scotland's largest interactive visitor attraction. It is located in the Holyrood area, beside the Scottish Parliament building and at the foot of Salisbury Crags.
Dynamic Earth is a not-for-profit visitor attraction and science centre in Edinburgh and is Scotland's largest interactive visitor attraction. It is located in the Holyrood area, beside the Scottish Parliament building and at the foot of Salisbury Crags.
The small channel of the Bow River is very gentle. A perfect place to spend sunrise and the early morning Golden Hour!
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 75 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, processed with Color Efex, and finally touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 20000 × 10000 (200.0 MP; 1.05 GB).
Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada
The future of racing is now. Chiita Industries is proud to present their newest entry into Lunar Racing Championship, the Citron. This dual engine powerhouse will no doubt prove a formidable challenge on the track.
The framework of this began as the prototype for my Classic Space Cruiser. The basic shell sat on my work desk for quite awhile, unfinished. While cleaning up, I decided to give it another shot at life by turning it into something else. By the time I was finished, I realized I was clearly subconsciously inspired by F-Zero.
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21 mlllion views -- Thanks! We hit than number today! img.skitch.com/20091114-tr54n63ydeb6n1grru8qax748q.jpg
Daily Photo - Where the Sky is Torn Asunder (deep southern Andes, not far from Ushuaia)
The morning sun sprayed orange across the top of Fitz Roy, and I could feel those sharp tips slicing into the cold sky. It was really an unbelievable experience being there at the perfect time; I feel very lucky indeed.
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This image was captured whilst exploring Whitesheet hill in Wiltshire.
Just like one of my previous visits the light was changing frequently and as a result cast shadows on various features on the landscape below.
A summers day in the Scottish countryside shot in black and white to enhance the light and shadows with this shot.
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For many years I kept a large collection of extraordinary beer bottles. I needed the space so I finally got rid of the lot, but I keep coming across photos of individual vessels that caught my eye.
Two Delaware & Hudson Alco C420's, #406 and still in Lehigh Valley paint, #409 wait on the Beldon Hill grade at BL Cabin. This mile and half long siding was once located just under two miles from the Beldon Tunnel with the west end FH Cabin which was located uner Interstate 88. This was the only location between Binghamton and the summit at tunnel where trains could meet during the 80's.
Sabrina and Nathan, our guides for the day! Thanks to you both and to everyone for the fine company and much needed help during some of the more challenging parts of the hike!
I'm not very convinced about this picture as the white appears to absolutely dominate (result of one exposure having a completely blown out background but maintaining almost perfect lighting on the pier).
What do you think?