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Detached view.
All pieces in my collection work and are in excellent to mint condition. Please do not use photos without permission. If you ask I'll most likely let you use them with a link back to my site. But, please don't steal.
This was my view for much of the night while finishing up some freelance work. I didn’t have too much time to find an interesting shot.
(I didn't make it.)
You look at it and say, "Cool, a Yoshimura-inspired speaker." Yeah, that's cool, but it LIGHTS UP WITH THE MUSIC TOO! And it matches my iMac! :)
Multicolored sound-reactive origami rave speaker has to be one of the finest inventions.
The Ultra Bright 85mm F1.4 CSC Lens for Premium Portrait
The Premium Portrait Lens is the ultra bright 85mm F1.4 CSC lens, designed for professional photographers. This lens also includes the Super Sonic Actuator (SSA) to provide a fast and silent Auto-Focus. Plus, Like the 60mm Macro Lens, the 85mm Premium Portrait Lens includes the Full Time Manual Focus, giving advanced photographer’s greater control over their preferred settings.
@CES2012
You can see the top has a little bit of jitter, This appears to be a timing issue. But I can't seem to figure out why.
Code here, let me know if you make interesting modifications :D (See also the forum post)
UPDATE: I created a new thread, in English, for NTSC with updated code.
Voigtlander VSL 1 TM with the Arsat/Arax 35mm f2.8 tilt/shift lens.
The Voigtländer VSL is a series of 35mm SLR bodies manufactured by Rollei in the 1970s and 1980s under the brand name Voigtländer (which Rollei had taken over from Zeiss after the demise of Zeiss Ikon in 1972).
Rollei continued the production of the last 35mm SLR developed by Zeiss Ikon, the SL706, naming it Voigtländer VSL 1. It takes 42mm screw lenses and is today called the VSL 1 TM.
-Camerapedia
My good friend & fellow photographer Tiffany.
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My cute little headphone amplifier. Two OPA134 op-amps, a split rail mains PSU, laser engraved perspex panels in a Hammond extruded aluminium enclosure.
This setup is specifically for taking photos of food when traveling and posting on www.mybangkokeats.com. A perfect match for it's focal length and speed while being able to focus as close as 0.3 meter (1-foot). A lot of fun matching this system with other m42 lenses via a Kipon adapter.
This is a new edition to my collection so I've only starting shooting with this one. Previously, I used a Canon 5D Mark ii to shoot the majority of the food photos found on the blog with a variety of lenses (Canon 50mm 1.1f, Carl Zeiss 35mm 2f ZE, SMC 28mm 2.8f).