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東蔡 Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm F2.8 黑鐵版
【價錢：HK$850 / NT$3400 (連接環，包郵)】
焦距： 50mm
光圈： f/2.8 - f/22
視角： 46°
鏡片組： 4片/3組(Tessar結構)
光圈葉片數： 5
最小光圈： 22
最近對焦距離：0.35 米
濾光鏡尺寸： 49 mm
重量： 175 克
接口：M42 Mount（配轉接環可用於各大廠牌相機）
產品介紹：
東蔡百年鷹眼 (Tessar)，入門級蔡司鏡頭，於手動鏡頭界享負盛名！經典黑鐵版為東蔡後期產品，全黑鏡身散發濃厚重型手動鏡味道，極具收藏價值。
採用由Carl Zeiss Jena研發，具百年歷史的經典Tessar天塞鏡片系統，中心成像極之銳利。因此有「百年鷹眼」之美譽！
鏡片以多鍍膜方式處理，此技術為後期著名「T鍍膜」的前身。反光呈紫藍色，色彩豐富華麗，散景虛化漂亮迷人，極具歐州鏡味道。最近對焦距離為0.35m，比一般50mm鏡頭更能近距離捕捉細緻影像，更能造成油潤散景效果！
A/M mode設計，無需改鏡即可使用於各大廠牌相機。
適合初用手動鏡之用家。配Adaptor 可配合各大單鏡機使用。
產品狀態：
－鏡身對乎全新
－鏡片無花無霉無抹痕
－對焦及光圈環極之順暢
－連前後蓋及轉接環一個
外國試拍相：
－ www.flickr.com/groups/2220160@N21/
－ www.pentaxforums.com/userreviews/carl-zeiss-jena-50mm-f2-...
【免費送以下任何一款接環！】
- Scoptics to Nikon AI 機身（有矯正鏡片，可無限遠對焦）（原價$158）
- NEX （原價：$158）
- M4/3 (Olympus）（原價：$218）
- Canon（合5D3及650D機身）(原價：$198）
- Samsung NX （原價：$218）
- Pentax （附裝卸工具）（原價：$128）
- Fuji FX Mount 機身 (適用X-E1)（原價：$238）
如有查詢，歡迎隨時聯絡我們！
1/ 致電 8208 8364；
2/ 透過 LINE 查詢（用戶名稱：hcys）
LG전자가 '옵티머스 L-시리즈'의 글로벌 마케팅을 강화한다. 유럽을 시작으로 제품이 출시된 각 지역에서 글로벌 TV CF를 전개하고, '퀵 메모' 기능을 추가한 업그레이드 서비스도 제공한다. 컬러 디자인 요소 강화한'핑크 에디션'도 출시한다.
'옵티머스 L7' 핑크 에디션 제품 이미지
※ LG전자 뉴스룸 ( lgnewsroom.co.kr ) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인실 수 있습니다.
Workers begin installing the first rooftop solar systems for Arizona Public Service’s Community Power Project in Flagstaff. These photos follow the process from securing the first standoffs to installing the photovoltaic panels. The innovative pilot project will essentially create an interconnected renewable energy power plant in a section of Flagstaff using solar systems APS installs, owns and maintains on customer rooftops, at no upfront cost to the customer. It also allows APS to study the effects of a high concentration of distributed energy on the grid, helping to optimize the grid for a sustainable future. Find more at aps.com/communitypower.
My Nikon photography gear that I have lying around. The photo consists of:
1. My D600, which is now my primary camera.
2. My D40, which was my first DSLR and my primary camera until the D600 came.
3. An F4, which I bought used a couple years ago to see what a professional camera felt like and how it compared to my D40.
4. My dad's old Nikkormat camera that he bought when he was in High School in the 60s (70s?), which I inherited from him after he found out that I was interested in trying to shoot film, now that he shoots digital.
I also included my SB-400 and Sigma 18-200mm and Sigma 10-20mm, both of which I should probably get rid of now that I shoot with an FX camera.
I also have an N2020 which I bought used on craigslist only for the lens that came with it, but I didn't include that because I've never used the body.
Honestly, out of all of them, the most fun to use is probably the Nikkormat because of the simplicity of it. I've only taken a few rolls with it because it's not as easy to find places to develop film as it was when my dad used to use it, but with no electronics other than the light meter, it's easy to feel at one with the camera.
These are stamp and prints of capacitors, transistors, diodes, and chips! All are hand carved rubber stamps made by John of Jackbear Stamps
Closeup of the computer on stand, monitor, keyboard, trackball, and notepad. I find that the trackball makes it a lot easier to work with a large monitor. Unfortunately, the Kensington Expert Mouse [sic] trackball comes with a very long built-in cable, but a velcro cable wrap in a discreet green takes care of it.
This fabulous vintage Zenith "COMPUTER SPACE COMMAND" is actually a TV-B-Gone in disguise.
Read more about this project here.
Rock Hill, SC. May 2018.
Store Closed as part of the first 2018 bankruptcy wave.
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Original black chrome mechanical marvel from 1975. Total freedom from electronics - every shot a valuable lesson.
A simple, relatively slow lens, simple shutter, and lack of a range-finder tell this is a low-end camera. Despite this, the engineering and build-quality show what German camera engineering was famous for.
Beautiful device, and still in perfect working order.
East-German style simple point to shoot camera. The next model was the massproduction and infamous Beirette VSN. This small boy looks strong and rather well made. Beirette is a french combination of Beier and "ette", what means the small one from Optical Beier.
Image stabilizer hard at work. A quick and dirty test of the image stabilizer of my Canon 100 f2.8L IS lens.
100mm 1/3 f3.2 ISO 800
It shows the inside of an extremely expensive high end CD player from Marantz
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Check out the sample shots under comments
One of my office mates entrusted me with the responsibility of buying a camera as he’s going abroad tomorrow. I managed to find this “pocket dynamo” which fitted the bill perfectly and was a "bang on" his requirements. (Compact size and modest budget without much compromise on features.)
What I liked:
1) It is so compact that you can put two of them in your breast pocket. Not bigger than a pack of cigarettes and Infact weigh the same (C’mon, that was a joke but still light).
2) Powershot series have achieved cult status much like the I-pods, it is laced with the canon legendary digic-3 processor. Just leave it to Canon as they know their job best. So all you gotta do is click.
3) It has an IS (Image stabilization). Is IS really required? Well Yes and No. No if you do not want to waste couple of thousand rupees more). Most snap shooters shoot during daytime or during trips or vacations and then it doesn’t really matter. But if you want to improvise or have inclination for indoor, low light, night photography. It is a must.
4) It has whopping 8 MP. Wow! That's a cool 2 MP more than my DSLR but quite honestly, who needs that much. I will use a 5 MP even if Iam given a 24 mp camera. MP is nothing but industry way of selling new products. Canon has come up with SD750/800/850/870/900/960/1000 which are pretty much the same plus/minus few MP. Their heart (read processor/sensor) is same. So don’t fall for the Megapixel Myth.
5) Canon says it has face detection; motion detection capabilities and thus blurriness is reduced. I don't know what it means but Iam positive if they claim it that must be the case. Perhaps that explains below neat street sample shots.
6) It has a cool looking lithium ion battery. These are so reliable and easy to use. I hate camera that use AA cells, AA cells die on you after every 50th shot. Canon batteries at least last 200 shots (Minus the flash)
7) Last but certainly not the least PRICE– At US$205 (Should be about Rs. 10000 approx in grey), it is a no brainer.
What I didn’t care for:
1) Lack of manual controls: - Now c’mon you can’t get a Ferrari for this amount. Infact there is a stripped down manual control option too.
2) You can’t switch modes using jog dial, which is a certain disadvantage as you have to go to menu everytime and do it from there. A little cumbersome for guys, for whom, this camera is intended.
3) I found some images overexposed but I may be wrong as I didn't use it extensively..
Conclusion- A great camera. If you need one that you can carry just about anywhere, this is the one. You wouldn’t regret it. But if you want a better deal. Grab a Canon SD750. (Price- USD$165/Rs 6900 INR). Canon SD750 is the best value for money (Unfortunately, I couldn’t find it anywhere in Bangalore.)
If you’ve made it to this far, Thanks a lot. Hope you enjoyed it :-) Read my Nikon D40 quick review here.