View allAll Photos Tagged optimize
iI´ve done this to a zeiss optimized f1.5 lens and took one shim out, thus making it f2.8 opt.
All the trick is about shims, they work making the rear element getting closer or farther from the front one.
The focal distance never changes.
But the distance from the rear element to the focal plane does.
The latest program in SCPL's Small Business Brown Bag series featured tips on how to optimize the ways in which people can search for your website.
Photograph by Hannah Moore, Volunteer Photographer
Social Media Optimization The Internet is fast becoming the leading global source of entertainment, information,
Read full Information: www.blogrankseo.com/social-media-optimization/
The latest program in SCPL's Small Business Brown Bag series featured tips on how to optimize the ways in which people can search for your website.
Photograph by Hannah Moore, Volunteer Photographer
Argonne National Laboratory's display at ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit featured a vehicle engine. The display focused on code developed by the Virtual Engine Research Institute and Fuels Initiative, which aims to save engine designers time and money. | Photo by Simon Edelman, Energy Department
Well i´ve made painted notches to indicate myself what optimization i´m in.
Right nothces (2) rear element totally screwed in (floppy), means opt at f2.8
To left notch means optimization at f1.5.
On the rear element there´s another white painted notch, indicates where the rear element is in relation to the other notches.