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First test shooting the night sky with my slider. Not quite gone to plan. Already taken note of some white balance issues and obviously the Milkyway goes out of frame. (ignore the jargon) Thought I might as well share it anyway for self reference.

5 hr time-lapse (between 11:00 - 3:45am)

Shot with the Sony a6000 with a Samyang 12mm F2.0 lens

25 Seconds / 1600iso /F2.0

Need to give this a go with the Canon next time around.

sunset by Sonja Parfitt

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thanks for your kind words faves and invites always appreciated

Testing the waters by Doobeee

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View On Black

DoF Test by Vincenzo Giordano

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Once again the lens (Nikkor 18-105) is not mine, but it belongs to Max... but, you know, I had to make a couple of shots before being sure to buy it! :D

Colorized Rorschach Test by Brandon Hilder

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Today we take a “Colorized Rorschach Test” as ink is dropped into water, and the photo is dropped into Photoshop…

For some reason this reminds me of Nicodemus from "The Secret of NIMH."

Explored Feb 10, 2017 #22

2016-11-29 00.24.56

Day 285/365

Thanx for Viewin, Favin, and Commentin on my Stream!

Test Pentax 6x7 by John Alan Haugen

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Pentax 6x7 MUI | Pentax Pentax 67 105mm f2.8 | Ilford FP4+ 125

Scanned with Canon EOS 6D | lighttable | Valoi 360

Home developed in Adox FX39II 1/9 | 8,5 min / 20 deg C

Negative Lab Pro v3.1.1 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | LUT: Frontier

test .. by ㄴXㄱ

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TESTING 03 by SHELLEY LITTLE

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Samedi matin by Marcos Rivas

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Color Test by Alfred Kypta

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I had to get a new computer, so I am in the process of calibrating the screen and need your opinion.

Please tell me if the skin colors look correct to your eye's.

Thanks!

test by Cinzia

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Test HDR by Frederique Triffaux

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NYC Micromondo! Lomo by Alessio Laudando

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Test

Testing, Testing... by Simon Miles

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Testing what may be my new camera once my back is sufficiently recovered to carry a backpack again, hopefully in the new year. As you would expect, I’ve carried out a rigorous, highly scientific test:

1. Can I carry it? Yes, all the way to the garden, no problem at all.

2. Does it fit in my pack? Probably. It’s around here somewhere.

3. Will it focus close enough to photograph a small pile of frosty leaves? Yes.

4. Are said leaves sharp? I should say so.

5. Will it photograph other stuff? I don’t see why not.

6. Have I comprehensively compared it to other cameras? Not really. I like this one.

7. Was it an impulse Black Friday buy? Maybe. I don’t see what that’s got to do with it.

8. Have you told the wife? No need. She can’t tell it apart from the old one.

9. So that’s that then? Yep. Proper job.

Typing Test anyone? by Emma R.

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Featured today is a kitchen timer with words from a timed typing test in the background. "Get ready for a ten-minute timed writing." Does anyone remember those words?

Macro Mondays

Theme: Timepieces

March 11, 2019 (UTC)

test by Jason Theaker

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Just recently I’ve seen quite a few of my contacts heading over to 500px (for those of you that are unfamiliar with it, it’s a new photo social networking site, but unlike flickr you can vote for images to reach the front page). Now I know there are plenty of other photography social networks around, ephotozine, photoradar, x1, even facebook, but what I find interesting about the rise of this new one is not the site in particular, but the my contacts behaviour in approaching this new site. Many are posting what they themselves consider their best most successful work, filtering their new uploads to present them in the very best light. Now, there is nothing wrong with this at all, in fact it’s a good way to gauge a new community and gain valuable feedback. But for most new members dipping their tow into the water, their new community is largely the same faces with different avatars. There is nothing new and it’s like a different pub with the same friends, it feels fresh, but people still behave the same.

Any social network is based on its members and the rewards come from the social interaction. Personally I find maintaining several different social networks are very difficult. Investing limited time in different places weakens the experience and even changes your brain. ironically I was a listening to a neural scientist yesterday on Radio 4 that said , (and I paraphrase), our new fast and fleeting world of quick face book texting, email and the quantity of distractions is damaging our neural pathways. He said that people generally find it difficult to concentrate in the depth due to distractions and the quality of concentration is improved with no distractions from email, text, ect!

Anyway I digress, but the point I want to make is that anything that you really engage in, in depth offers bigger physiological rewards; it pushes you further and enriches your life.

Oh, just for an experiment I posted a new shot to this new site first to see how I felt about it. I personally will keep only one social network, but I will stay with the one that offers the deepest and best engagement with the people that I respect and find inspiration in their work. Where that will be in the future time will tell.

Test by Fred

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SRGB-Coquelicot

On test by Phil Waterfield

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Just after sunset 5043 begins the climb towards Elford with its loaded test run sounding just as good as she used to.

Test Lumix S5D by Franco

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Playing with my new toy

test color by prdsra6

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