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Open Ended Meeting of Technical and Legal Experts for Sharing Information on States’ Implementation of the Code of Conduct on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources and its Supplementary Guidance held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 27 May 2019
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
The frame created on pure moon light where you can see the photographer through less opacity besides the main subject. Place: Saint Martin Island, Bangladesh. Time: 2011.
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I had a rather serious PC failure, which caused the 'loss' of about a month's worth of recent data....HOWEVER I am a PC/IT technician by training, and I have been able to recover about 95% of it thus far using some pretty complicated (and neat) software.
The moral of the story is don't put off backing up your stuff until this weekend.
There is a 45mm f/1.8 lens from Olympus, supposed to be tack sharp and great for portraits and general shooting that one can do with a moderate telephoto, as it has a 90mm field of view in 35mm camera terms. So today I took my Panasonic 45-175mm lens to the conservatory and kept it almost always at the short end, and will go over the shots in the near future. But they are mostly flowers and such, and if I got the lens it woud be for people. Which brings me to these two. They were wandering around enjoying the place, and he took her picture in some places that were much more scenic than this, using his iphone. So I took the phone and shot them with it so they could both be in the shots, and a bit later asked if they would be my test humans and took these two shots. Which are not lined up well or anything, and are not as creamy of background as the portrait lens would be, but gives me an idea how it would be to shoot people at that focal length.
The 45mm 1.8 is one of two lenses folks think are must have for the system. The other is the Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 pancake lens. More than one person has said they would rather have a cheaper earlier generation camera and both lenses than the most modern one if it meant they could only afford one lens.
If you look at the cat shot next to this, that was shot with a differnent zoom at 19mm, so that is pretty close to the other "must have" lens. Both with M4/3's. Cat Olympus lens and camera, people with Panasonic stuff. Such fun.
You can find this train in Slovak Technical Museum - detached exposition Bratislava.
Túto lokomotívu môžete nájsť v Slovenskom Technickom Múzeu - vysunutá expozícia Bratislava (Múzeum dopravy).
Other preflash test. Again, rated 12 ISO with a much wider tonal range. Right, with pre flash. Note how much more detail you get in the trees.
Preflash: 4 sec under enlarger at F 32, just to get a very light grey on a test strip.
Exposed for EV 14
Dev: 75 seconds in Dektol 1:5
The Australian Technical Journal of Science, Art & Technology (1904)
A monthly publication of the Sydney Technical Education Branch of the NSW Government. Printed by the NSW Government Printer, Sydney. Bound annual 880pages.
Technically my apartment is a studio, but this "closet" fits a full/queen size bed. I hung up matte board to look like I painted (rental - NO painting allowed), but would like to do something different with this room. The books above the bed are romance novels that I scored from the free books table while working at the public library in high school. They make me smile. :)