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Tests from a NASA event at Summit Point Raceway for my 7D coupled with my 300mm and 70-200. Also had my 5D in hand to make sure it was dialed-in. Finally figured the AF System to work for how I shoot. Really would like to make the 7D work for me. Still undecided though :-/
A test run comprised mostly of not yet in service CRRC bilevels departs Montreal West on its way downtown. Threatening clouds are nearby and it will pour about twenty minutes later. It is rumored that these cars will enter service within a month or two.
Buttons on a ground-fault-circuit-interrupter (GFCI) outlet, one kind of a class of devices also known as residual current devices.
The test button should be pressed monthly to confirm the unit works properly, but I wouldn't be surprised if regular testing is rarely performed, if ever.
I experimented some more today with Fuji FP-100C and negative reclamation. This one I converted to black and white with Silver Efex Pro
Test du télé Sigma 150-600 Sport au Salon de la photo à Paris. En intérieur, sans pied, iso auto. Résultat impressionnant. Imaginons ce sur cela donne sur un pied avec un iso manuel à 50 ou 100
Merci au modèle qui s'est prêté involontairement à ce shoot.
3 of the various models running in the 2018 ECB SuperUtes Series during the two days of testing at Winton in mid April.
(1) The Ross Stone Racing #49 Ford Ranger of Chris Formosa with backing from Allgate
(2) Series leader Craig Woods in his #64 Toyota Hilux with main sponsor Penrith Toyota on board.
(3) #3 Steve Wilson's Isuzu D-Max, running the support of Wil-Tow Australia.
Winton, Victoria, Australia
I bought another new camera (The G.A.S. is bad at the moment), anyway I digress - Needless to say I thought I'd test how easy/quickly I could go from taking the image to editing on a phone and then uploading to Flickr. Total time was about five minutes and tbh even though the image is nothing amazing it was more a test of the process. Needless to say it worked and maybe something I'll use more often - or not.
A Siemens SC-44 Charger locomotive runs through Camp Pendleton on a test run for North County Transit District Coaster service. This was the first day of testing for these locomotives.
I've got to learn how to focus using a waist level viewfinder.
Exa + Isco-Göttingen Westar 50mm f2.8
Ultrafine Extreme 100 in Kodak HC110 diluton B
Achat d'hier soir, le 24mm f/2.8 est bon voir très bon. N'ayant eu de grands angles qu'en moyen format, cela ouvre de nouvelles possibilités
Test Track at EPCOT Center in Walt Disney World. Please View On Black. Thanks!
In the early 1992, the decade old World of Motion was due for an updating. GM suggested re-creating a proving grounds where cars are designed and test for saftey and durability. The idea was endorsed by Marty Sklar, who remembered a trip the Imagineers had made to the Milford proving ground in 1976 when work was starting on the World of Motion. Disney wanted a thrill ride for EPCOT and the final result was Test Track with a stated goal of "re-creating an authentic proving ground complete with an incrdible test-drive..." - Source "Inside Test Track - A Collectors Book from the Disney Magazine"
Unintended art – color test patches on a building during the facade renovation.
Prague-Zizkov, Czech Republic
Before sliding the ND Filter, I usually take a snapshot with just the ND grads. To check the focus, exposure, etc. I call it my test shot but worth hanging on the wall.
My first upload not taken with a DSLR!
Testing out my new toy - the Sony RX100. This is my first play with Raw shooting on it.
I'm impressed so far, really enjoying it's pocket size while maintaining a good level of control. Very impressive sensor too!
This is just a test shoot for a future shoot with a professional photographer using 3D cameras. Thanks to www.sensualimages.com
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xploring KLBP FT...testing my zuiko 70 - 300 glass...
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a shot from my Oly e500
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Testing out the effects of an R72 filter on my Nikon D7000 - looks like it works! By the side of Thorndike field in Arlington, looking down the minuteman trail past the dog park.
1909 Seneca 8 5x7, Seneca Triple Convertible Lens (at 8"), New Guy collodion (1.5 weeks old), Copper Sulfate developer, alumitype
f/32, 6 seconds
After 2 test plates and still getting ridiculous fog, I figured the copper developer is just too strong so I dumped it and made new stuff from some B&S concentrate I brought with me. Unfortunately that didn't help either...
Created for dA Users Gallery Challenge #63 – Man 19
Model with thanks to LadyxBoleyn
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Test Pattern #38 (post retinal activity)
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Since I bought the 400-800mm I've been concerned it's a bit 'soft', with some odd out of focus images including ones with a strange 'glow'. This wasn't helped by a long thread on Reddit I came across where others were saying the same thing. In a conversation with someone close just after I'd bought the lens, they joked that it wasn't legit unless they could see the rings on Saturn. So I cunningly combined the two things.
The left is Saturn and while you can't see individual rings, you can see 'the ring' so to speak. On the right is Jupiter and its four largest moons. Am sure the clarity was aided by the cold clear winter skies over Xmas.
These have convinced me it's not the lens, it's the user, something I've also shared back to that thread on Reddit.
Both taken mounted on a tripod, with OSS switched off, and manually focussed.