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KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA / the lenses used in this album, are:
sony dt f1.8 50mm (autofocus, but I use manual only)
sigma f1.8 24mm (autofocus, but I use manual only)
sirius mc f2.8 135 mm (manual focus)
Taken at a recent studio day at Crawley Camera Club. This is the stunning Emma aka Brighton Blonde purpleport.com/portfolio/emmalou/
Picture of my Opteka 6.5mm, f3.5 manual focus aspherical fish eye lens attached to a Canon EOS 7D photographed by my Olympus Pen EPL-5 with Samyang 7.5mm f3.5 fisheye lens attached. . .
I replaced my heavy Leica 90mm f/2 APO Summicron-M lens with the lighter, less expensive and equally sharp, and eminently more usable Voigtlander 90mm f/2.8 Apo Skopar a couple of years ago. The max aperture of f/2.8 is obviously the one thing lacking in this lens, but that is the price to pay for compactness and less weight. Apart from that, this is a world-class lens.
Fortunately, my copy of the CV 90 lens works very well with the rangefinder coupling in my M11 camera. For critical focusing, especially in low light, the EVF certainly helps. But most of the time I can focus with just the rangefinder, which is how I try to use this lens as much as possible.
24-1017 Gen-0026 (Leica M11, CV90F2.8)
Testing the capabilities of an AF confirm adapter on a Canon 20d body. Are they sharp? How about that bokeh?
Focused on front leg.
I built this device to control a Windows Phone 8 with CameraPro remotely using Bluetooth and Arduino.
A full demo video is available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1gbrdBx4UI
Another set of pictures I found in a folder, and I have no idea why they are there - I've long forgotten, and there's no common theme or time. Some of these images are 20 years old.
I have little idea of which camera or lens, but I would say they are all taken with a classic manual focus lens on a digital camera of some sort.
Working Vans Project.
Interesting fact: The Central United Church featured in one of the only known shots taken in Calgary by Vivian Maier
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Redmont Hotel and Alagasco buildings in downtown Birmingham, Alabama from the parking deck on 4th Ave N and 21st Street. Handheld about 9 stories up with an old FD manual focus Canon 24mm f2.8 lens mounted on a Sony a5000 in Aperture Priority mode. The camera handled the exposure very well.
I recently sold my G11 and several lenses that I wasn't using much and boucght an Olympus Ep1. I've been sort of fascinated with the whole micro 4/3rds thing since its inception. Intial reviews on the Ep1 weren't great and a lot of the criticisms are true BUT I love it. Especially when paired with an adapter for all my quality manual focus FD lenses that were laying around the house.
I snapped this pic with an old Vivitar 75-205 f3.5 that's been sitting on my garage shelf for 3 years now. It was actually supposed to be trashed but thankfully it never made it to the dumpster:)
D850 with manual focusing Nikon 50mm 1.8 Ai Pancake on Zeiss GFL 10x Plan lens dark field/oblique illumination
marine fossil radiolarian (Miocene), Barbados Island, Lesser Antilles
marine fossile Radiolarien (Miozän), Insel Barbados, Kleine Antillen (Dunkelfeld/schiefe Beleuchtung)
French air force, Mirage 2000C
Number 115-OR: Mirage 2000B (two seats)
Bastille day airshow 2018.
Nikon D300 with Nikkor Ais 400mm f/5.6ED without tripod.
Crop 3K
Series of apertures for testing the old manual focus Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens mounted on a Sony a5000 lens. Starting at 2.8 and ending at 22. I would have labelled but evidently took multiple at some apertures.
Railroad tracks in downtown Birmingham, Alabama from 22n Ave bridge over the tracks
Sabato 17 ottobre. Non chiedetemi perché mi piace questa fotografia. Forse i colori, forse le luci a forma di cuore, forse l'atmosfera di quella sera. Si, perché sabato mi sembrava di essere pochi giorni prima di Natale, senza apparente motivo. E così, per festeggiare, ci siamo presi un gelato alla gelateria di Via Castiglione.