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Macro Mondays theme 'Inside Electronics'.
Back lit.
If you have ever wondered, this is the inside of your home, blood pressure monitor. ❤✔.
Another contender for yesterday's Macro Monday theme
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Macro Mondays 'inside electronics' theme.
I thought I would have to miss this week as I really didn't think I had anything interesting to fit the theme. I took this shot just after the theme was announced and almost discarded it, but this afternoon had another look and decided it was worth processing and submitting to the group, and at least I haven't missed a week.
This section of my old mobile measures approx 2.5 x 1.7 cm.
The accompanying blog story on nixie tubes (and breaking them) is at www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/nixietube.
Finally, my 3 essays are completed for Uni and I've managed to tidy up my massive stack of books from the side of my desk
My eMac is now at the other side of the room
Let's congratulate Chuck on his year long achievement with his Completion Award, Perfect Attendance, and having the highest GPA in his class.
I have to admit: when I found this pencil drawing while clearing out my apartment I was really impressed by myself ;-) I drew this in 1990, I was 25 years old and I've had the patience of a saint whie drawing. Today I'm sure that I would get ants in the pant when I had to draw this drawing again.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35
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This is my Micro Four Third lens collections. Focal length from 7mm to 200mm equivalent to 14mm to 400mm in 35mm terms. I believe the Lumix lenses is made of Leica glass
Still I am missing a telephoto macro lens and there is none available in this format. The only option is go to other brand such as Canon or Nikon or even legacy lens. Or I can opted for Sigma 105mm f2.8 from Four Third format which will give me a slow SAF capability
Setup:
3 white framed canvas - bought it very cheap from art shop
Slick Mini II tripod
Olympus E-P2
OM to Micro 4/3 adapter
Zuiko OM 50/1.4
Setup the 3 canvases one for the base, one for the background and one on the left as a reflector as the natural light is on the right.
Set the camera to Aperture Priority, ISO 400 mounted on a tripod.
Using the magnifying setting I magnify the focus area 10x and turn the focus ring manually until the image look sharp on the LCD and press the shutter button