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The latest and possibly the last of the TLR's the Rolleiflex made. The FX is wrapped in alligator embossed calfs leather, and sports the famous Planar 80mm f2.8 lens.
A very pretty camera, almost too pretty to use, in my opinion.
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I have decided to participate in a 52 week challenge rather than a 365 this year. A 365 is too much pressure at this time and a 52 week challenge still gets me shooting. If any of you are on facebook and are interested in this one or just want to do it here then why not check it out. 52 week challenge
Just recently a group of friends held a "going away" party for a dear friend & co-worker, Jess, who will be relocating soon. Jess is not originally from our area & we wanted to give her things to remind her of the "wonderful" winters we have here. This originally was going to be a card, but thought it would be a great piece of decor for her to have wherever she decides to go. I also wanted to incorporate the peacock since it is the mascot of our university. TFL!
Supply list & details blogged here.
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Always looking to learn something new, today I decided to dabble with macro photography. On my last visit to Hong Kong I bought a cheap macro/wide-angle lens that screws on to the lens of my NEX-6 kit lens. The quality is quite bad though, especially in wide-angle mode - there is a lot of chromatic aberration and blur towards the outside. It is not too bad though in macro photography mode.
I went to the garage to get an old hard drive, put it on the desk, and illuminated it with a strong LED desk light. I used a tripod to stabilize the camera. I moved the hard drive around on the table to center the object of interest in front of the lens.
Macro photography has a very shallow depth of field, so I selected 100 ISO and aperture 10, and manually focused to the desired object. Sony's focus peaking really helps - you see yellow lines wherever the focus is.
I processed two RAW exposures into a balanced HDR photo to enhance the micro-contrast. I applied just little HDR compression because too much would make the bokeh look unnatural. After that I applied strong vignetting to draw the eyes to the center. I like the result, with the bokeh looking like colorful diamonds.
HDR, 2 RAW exposures, NEX-6, _DSC3827_8_hdr2bal1c
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The Buick Super is a full-sized automobile produced from the 1940 through the 1958 model years (excluding WW II); it was built on Buick's larger body shared with the Roadmaster. It and the Roadmaster were replaced by the Electra in 1959.
In 2008, Super returned as a performance trim level on V8-powered LaCrosse and Lucerne sedans. The Super name once again left the Buick lineup in 2011.
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Isoly eye-level camera for 4X4cm exposures on 120 film single speed shutter with Meniscus lens, Made in Germany by Agfa 1961
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Starting a new, or restarting an old, chapter in my photography. Got myself a Nikon FE, dug out old Fuji color negative film that was still in the camera bag with the old point and shoot, and bought some Ilford black and white film. So much fun ahead!.
Canon EOS 60D with my EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens. This is my favourite lens to use for just about everything in nature. Love the flip out/tilting screen and ease of use when in 'live' view. I'm using 'live' view for this shot.
My little Canon G11 has the same feature and is brilliant for getting close ups of the underside of fungi regarding I.D. I try not to disturb anything in nature, I'd rather leave it for the next person, insects etc to enjoy.
#28. Camera. 115 pictures in 2015
On the left is the Ensign 2 1/4B and on the right is the Ensign 2 1/2.
The 2 1/4B made around 1923 took 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 images on 120 film. The lens on it is a Rapid Rectilinear lens, although others have had other lenses on them. The shutter options are Instant and Time and it was available in both black and brown with a black swirl pattern.
The 2 1/2 on the right took 4 1/4 x 2 1/2 photos. Made between 1912-1920 and very much similar to the 2 1/4B.
Both had a wire frame for lining up shots and were marketed as an "easy to use, amateur camera"
Made by the Houghton Butcher company of the UK.
This little gem can handle all my EOS60D lenses :)
Add new batteries, new strap, roll of film, ready to rock and roll!
An image of some telephone boxes very close to where we were staying while on our trip to London. I have used selective colouring on this and it is also a HDR image.
24/02/2011
I feel it like a hurricane
A photograph is all it takes
But I know I shouldn't let it
And the memory is rising fast
It's seeping in through every crack
Oh funny how it all comes back
When you're trying to forget it
Here comes the hurricane
This one will be fun.
Canon AE-1
Kodak Ektar 100
**Just developed 3 rolls today. Really stoked on all my prints & the outcome. Now, I have a lot of photos & don't know where to start with them. Currently putting them into a new set, so be on the look out. Peep my set: Up North Shred
Maxfield, bringing out his Canon AE-1 for the journey.
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