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A quick shot with my new camera. Just testing and getting to know it. I took it when the camera arrived but had to wait for a new card reader and then Christmas got in the way. The flash has caught her eyes a little bit but it was only the pop up so not too bad. This will be a big change from my little D60, a huge amount to learn.
ISO 200, f7.1, 1/200, 18 mm, auto white balance
Nikkor AF-S DX 18-105/3.5 - 5.6 G ED VR
no image editing. picture directly out of cam!
I wrote an article about the test. Please check here for German speakers: www.doreen.es/2008/09/09/nikon-d90-test/
PS: Sorry I didn't care about image details // Bitte nicht auf Bildausschnitte achten, hab ich auch nicht gemacht ;)
Test Media; Beef Shoulder aprox 8 to 9 inches of soft Tissue and Bone, wrapped in medium weight denim material.
Firearm used; Colt Series 70
Officers Mod.
Distance fired from 15ft
Ammunition tested, .45 ACP
Top row, left to right
Results
Federal HST 230gr +P, performed perfectly, full expansion (.59) and 99% weight retention.
Hornady Critical Duty 220gr , Performed Perfectly, full expansion (.61) and 99% weight retention.
Winchester Ranger 230gr, Once again perfect performance, Expansion to (.52) 98% weight retention.
Bottom row , left to right
Hornady Critical Defense 185gr, Expansion to (.47) 75% weight retention (Did not exit soft tissue, lodged in the fat)
Dynamite Research Technologies 150gr EXP, Failure did not expand.100% weight retention, Hollow point area filled with denim material and exited tissue with terminal velocity..Not recommended
Speer Gold Dot 230gr, This round hit the shoulder bone center and square, the wound channel was massive and shattered the beef leg bone, and the bullet disintegrated and did not exit soft tissue, recovered weight from the three largest pieces totaled 192.3gr,so the weight retention was still very good, as far as my personal opinion this is still a great carry round for the .45ACP platform.
My choice is still the Federal HST and the Hornady Critical Duty as my carry ammo.
This was just a test shot to make sure my camera settings were right, but Ava decided to smile anyway.
|| taken January 17, 2017 with Canon EOS 5D Mark III and TAMRON SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD A011 at 600, ¹⁄₂₀₀ sec at f/6.3 with 0 EV, ISO 400 || Copyright 2014
This liquid gold looking one was shot at f 1.4!
the sunlight is so diffused but in a pleasing way i think that makes it look like the tree is on fire
not bad for a rebel XT!
Carmen will take a vacation soon and will return full customized !^^ This is just a "for teh lulz" test I made, just because I thought she was so sad without any make-up, after I sanded her little face!^^'
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Nos próximos dias a Carmen vai tirar umas férias, vai lá pro "Spa da Julia", e ai voltará novinha em folha (mais do que ela já é, na verdade!xD) pra casa, de cara nova!=)
Isso nem chega a ser um "teste", porque o que tentei fazer de fato eu "apaguei" (acabou ficando só a "sombra" e o "blush" _sim, tudo entre aspas mesmo!XD), mas como ela parecia TÃO triste sem nenhuma maquiagem/expressão no rostinho, desenhei umas sobrancelhas (que também serão tristonhas na custom <3), cílios (hahah, cílios super longos porque nos meus desenhos meus personagens têm todos cílios imensos!) e uma boquinha pra ela sorrir e parecer menos chateada por essa mãe louca ter tirado ela da caixa e já ter lixado tudo sem dó!='D
Aliás, sério, não tem coisa MAIS GOSTOSA do que tacar a lixa na cara de uma pullip, hahaha, claro que só tive coragem porque sou retardad... ops, porque não gosto nem um pouco da make na Nahh-ato e porque já tinha conversado com a Julia que, caso eu não conseguisse nada que prestasse, iria gritar por socorro!xD (foi o que fiz!xD)
Enfim, até que está simpática, e também tirei fotos porque quero comparar com a lindeza que ela vai voltar pra casa!*_* Vai ter dentinhos, omg, dentes MESMO, eu amo as pullips com carved que a Julia fez, sou apaixonada, e finalmente terei a minha dentuça!*o*~♥
A peruca vai ter que ser essa até a que quero pra ela (pretendo comprar semana que vem, acho) chegar (e deve demorar... porque, né, LOLRECEITA E LOLCORREIOS)... e os eyechips quero trocar também, mas como, né LOLRECEITA e LOLCORREIOS vou ver se lixo uns de Blythe/Byul aqui (já vi que dá nuns tutoriais) e se consigo fazer funcionar! Se não der, bom, paciência!^^'
Agora vamos todos dançar porque amanhã é FRIDAY FUN-FUN-FUN!*___*
While setting up scenes, I don't draw them out, I just keep adding and subtracting and taking test shots until it works out.
For over 50 years Pyestock was at the forefront of gas turbine development and was almost certainly the largest site of its kind in the world. V bomber, Harrier and Tornado engines were all rigorously tested on site, the power of the air house allowed Concorde's engines to be tested at 2,000 mph, every single gas turbine installed in the Royal Navy were checked here, captured Soviet engines were discretely examined - and all this on terra firma, without a single plane taking off.
Testing my cute pink canon! #garagesalefind #canon #expiredfilm #expiredfilmgallery #analogphotography #analoguecommunity #analoguepeople #analoguelove #analogueforever #beniceshootfilm #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #justshoot
CaMLA Young Learners Tests of English (YLTE) are a fun and motivating way to test the English of young learners in the primary and middle grades. The tests cover all four language skills and are developed by CaMLA in association with Cambridge ESOL.
The tests provide a clear and transparent assessment from Bronze (beginner) through Silver to Gold (early intermediate). The tests are international, focusing on American English. Of primary importance is that the testing experience have a positive impact on children and on their subsequent language learning.
The Young Learners Tests of English (YLTE) are a fun and motivating way to test the English of young learners in the primary and middle grades. The tests cover all four language skills and are developed by CaMLA in association with Cambridge ESOL.
During Feb/March 1987 tests were carried out in the RTC sidings to assess wagon axle bearing damage due to shunting impacts. 08021 'Eric' was used to loose shunt instrumented wagons into stationary loaded wagons at speeds up to 8 mile/h.
This is the point of impact between the OCA wagon on the left and the loaded stationary wagon on the right. The buffers are fully compressed.
© Dave Bower - Rail Vehicle Testing
Test shots with a US$370 TTArtisan 50mm F1.4 ASPH lens on a Leica M240. Focus was on the shop sign not the people.
I really enjoy finding bits of test strips left in the lab, naturally damaged by each other. It's somewhat poetic.
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Giedo van der Garde, Caterham F1, Young Driver Test, 2012, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi. ©Frits van Eldik