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Canon Sure Shot Max. 35mm point and shoot, auto film ISO setting, auto everything else too. Controls are limited to flash off/on/on with red-eye, half-press autofocus, and self-timer. The lens is a 38mm f/3.5.
This is the basic kit lens that comes with the Sony a200 camera.
DT - 18-70mm f/3.5-5.6 Zoom Lens
"This superb standard lens for the α(alpha) DSLR camera handles the full range of your most common shots, but there's nothing standard about its advanced optical design. In 35mm equivalent, it covers wide-angle 27mm to 105mm midrange telephoto for snapshots, portraits, interiors and more. An excellent all-around lens for travel.
DT Lens Design
A more compact, lightweight lens designed specifically for the APS-size CCD imager used in the Sony® ± (alpha) DSLR-A100 camera.
Aspherical Lens Elements
To correct visual aberrations at wide-angle setting, enabling a lightweight lens to capture more visually accurate wide-angle shots.
ED (Extra-low Dispersion) Glass
To reduce chromatic aberration at telephoto extension, correcting certain wavelengths of light for sharp, clear images with well defined colors.
Circular Aperture
Because aperture blades form a near circle at the wide openings used for low-light shots, spot-light sources have a pleasing circular defocused effect."
Macbook Core 2 Duo 2ghz with 2gb ram
Lacie 500gb External USB Drive
Fantom 250gb Firewire External HDD (not pictured)
Dell e207wfp 20" widescreen LCD
Logitech Z-4i 2.1 Speakers
Logitech S530 Wireless Desktop (keyboard/mouse)
Alesis Multimix 8USB Mixer
Kel HM-1 Condensor Mic
Cheap boom stand I got on ebay
iRiver IFP-895
Sennheiser HD 202 Headphones
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عدسة التصوير تنقل ما نفعل
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Some of my favourite lenses.
55mm Micro Nikkor f/3.5 AI.
24mm f/2.8 AI-S.
28mm f/2.8 AI-S.
50mm f1.8 AI.
Front View. From 1974.
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.
Setup: Taken with a 60d with 17-55mm. Lighting: Long exposure with OCF (Sigma EF-530 Super) fired manually (x6) from various positions.
Quick shot to demostrate the size difference. Both with a 50mm mounted. The d3 with the 1.4 and the D40 with the 1.8.
this is all there is betwen you and flickr, you and your favorite band, between you and bartok, bethooven and berlioz, I know you never think of it, I never do either, but when you do a dissection, as I have done here, there it is, and you wonder, where do all my thoughts come from? Surely not from here! Are there little beings living in here? Yes, there are!
Normally I don't built cars (or not realy often), but Sanel and his beautiful parts shop inspired me so much that I wanted to built a hot rod again. And now the IDS contest gave me the final kick to built and that's it. A red hot rod on route 66, but watch out the potholes and vultures. ;-)
Kowa 66 Film Camera larger format 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 or 120 /220 film produces outstanding negative and a very heavy camera to hand hold, best with a tripod. No longer made I think but a real workhorse, shot in North Carolina.
Today's image was taken this evening in my Kitchen at home. This is my little homage to World Photography Day. The view is of my Olympus Pen E-PL1 Micro Four-Thirds Camera. This is a camera that I have had for a couple of years but have not used much (due mainly to my self imposed use of my iPhone to take all my photos for the 365 project). World Photography day celebrates the birth of the Daguerreotype Photographic process. The patent for the process was purchased in 1839 by the French Government and released to the world as a Free gift on 19th August of the same year. The Daguerreotype process was not the first photographic process (the first was Heliography in 1826). The Daguerreotype was however the first practical photographic process.
The photo was taken using the app Hydra on my iPhone 6.
First I used the app Snapseed to edit the picture. I cropped the image. I then applied the Tonal Contrast preset. I also boosted the Structure and sharpness a little. After this I added a vignette to the image. Next I used the app DistressedFX to apply the Ansel overlay and the Lade texture. Finally I used the app AltPhoto to add the Daguerreotype B&W Vintage preset and border to the image.