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Atomic Testing Museum documents the work conducted at the Nevada Test Site and its impact on the nation. This interactive museum houses artifacts on loan from personal collections, the Smithsonian Institution, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and pieces of the Berlin wall and World Trade Centers.
Test done twice in different setups, different days.
For the above, both taken five minutes apart, only change was rotation of CLS filter by 90 degrees. . .
Effect emphasized by color stretch.
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135mm lens for this one, f/11 2sec, ADU max= 40k , camera ST-8300C at 10C
testing backgrounds again!
This time using a proper photo background and a piece of glass.
Opinions? Do you prefer this or my usual background?
Close up of the lips, because dammit, I was really proud of how thin I got those metallic paint lines. Dusty doll is DUSTY.
Picked up my Hitech 0.9 (3 stop) ND grad filter, with the Cokin Z pro setup, 4 GB CF card and a book on exposure recently.
B&W Circular polarizer will be here in a few days..
ND grad filters are useful in that they can help balance exposure between sky and land which is especially useful with the harsh sun here.
The above shot is a great example in that if you meter on the trees the sky is blown and if you meter on the sky the trees would be silhouettes.
Nice thing about this setup is that with an adaptor ring I can fit it to any sized lens that I want.
And with careful positioning of the filter it can make do as a 3 stop ND filter also...
Possibilities are endless with this flowing water, sunrises, sunsets and even a certain Shipwreck...
Nico Hulkenberg (GER) Sahara Force India F1 VJM07..
Formula One Testing, Bahrain Test Two, Day Three, Saturday 1st Match 2014. Sakhir, Bahrain.
Nathan firing a strobe for a test shot in Keith Cave. This was my first shot in the cave, and much of the frame turned out dark; this is cropped about 50%.
Mooresville, NC - goo.gl/ektt2U. With the end of summer coming to a rapid close the @LSFest is one of the best ways to send it out in style. It was another fantastic year for Holley and the LS Fest with lots of action at Holley's hometown track, Beech Bend Raceway Park. The LS Fest is exactly as it sounds, a tribute to everything and anything powered by a GM LS engine. There is no shortage of events to test your engine with an autocross, drag racing, a speed stop challenge and much more.
The event started bright and early Friday, September 5th and wasted no time getting going. The autocross kicked off and ran all the way until noon where 9 cars competed in the Chevy High Performance High Noon Shootout. More autocross action followed in the afternoon and all day Saturday.
Although @DetroitSpeedInc didn't have one of the Test Cars running at the event, there was no shortage of DSE representation. Mike Dusold, Bryan Johnson, Billy Utley, Tim McGilton, Tom Farrington, Bob Bertlesen and Ken Thwaits were at the trailer with their rides making any adjustments necessary while not running their DSE "Equipped" cars in competition.
This was a great event, as the booth was the busiest it has ever been at the LS Fest with lots of interest in 3rd gen Camaro products and A-Body products.
We look forward to getting the Test Cars back out and into the competition next year! We'll see you there!
LS Fest Highlights:
• Billy Utley won the @ChevyHighPerformance High Noon Autocross Shootout in his DSE "Equipped" 1972 Nova.
• Mike Dusold, Bryan Johnson, Billy Utley and Tim McGilton had their DSE "Equipped" vehicles at the booth over the course of the weekend.
• Mike Dusold finished 5th, Bryan Johnson finished 6th and Billy Utley finished 11th on the autocross.
• There were many DSE "Equipped" cars competing in the events.
Here I check out whether PSXpad sends the signals it should through my parallell port. (And it does)
This series of shots was after I had discovered the problem I was having with under exposure, so I started testing things out. Started using a light meter that I borrowed from HPC for a week.