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Testing a new camera, I will be using over the next two weeks...
Aurizon's 2487H and 2391 trundles past Yeerongpilly, Brisbane on the Dual Gauge...
The easiest method of muscle testing. Everyone can do this one. The only negative is that it sometimes takes longer.
Crop al 100% (se la vedete nella dimensione originale) postprodotto come le altre ma senza alcun intervento di riduzione di rumore nè in macchina nè in PP.
Però ora vi tocca guardare il rumore senza distrarviiiii !!!
Iso and noise sample of my pics without any PP reduction
You must llok only at Noise ;-)
ATENTION! The decal and it's entire design is propporty of Fine Clonier. All Credit to Fine Clonier Decals
No profit was made from this picture.
Just thought I'd see how the new elf/werewolf hairpiece looked on a Valcan :)
Here is a sample image I took using a Canon A640. If you look at "original" size on this, Dan's hair is quite sharp. Compare this against the photo I took of Dan and Emily using the new 40D and you'll see just how soft the 17-55 IS USM image is.
I messed with the contrast very slightly, and bumped the saturation. But NO image sharpening was applied.
At this point, the A640 images are so much sharper than my 40D images that the 17-55 EF-S is headed back to the store to be replaced. Maybe they'll have a better sample of the 17-55? If not, I'll have to see if they have a 17-40 f/4 L or 16-35 f/2.8 L in stock.
At this point, Kirk is in the top of the right leg with a long steel pin that will be used to joggle the bolt joints of the leg and torso into alignment.
The crane slowly lowered the torso with an incredible precision. Katy and Chelsey steadied and turned the torso with a line on one side; Todd worked the line on the other side.
The joint came together and the line between the parts disappeared.
The process was so graceful that it was difficult to keep in mind, the weight they were dealing with: the torso alone weighs about a ton.
If the test had not been prepared with due diligence, Kirk could have died.
Kirk and Katy.:
www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/4707485865/in/photolist...
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The black squares inside are LED, color-shift lights.
The Bliss Dance crew has an iPad. A program has been written for it to control the lighting of the figure. So the lights will be run from an iPad touch screen.
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Talking to Katy:
DON-
- i haven't put anything up on monday but the cat is getting out of the bag. you may not know that someone from the BM blog put stuff up on the BD site. and someone put stuff up on Marco's site, too.
- i'm telling everybody i talk to not to post but it's out of hand, since yesterday. d.
KATY-
Yeah, it was worth a shot but it's definitely gone viral now. Thanks for honoring our request... You are released from it at this point though, post away!!
Thanks
Katy
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Testing lilya's watercolor kit (thank you!) and some hot press paper I recently got. :-/... My disappointment is mainly with the paper. I just don't like how quickly the paint dries. It was like painting with markers. So I think I'll have to give it another go with cold press. Might end up using this as a postcard.
While painting this I also realized how 1) Without pre-planning I'm just terrible at subject matter and 2) This paint is reluctant to bind together after mixing. It's kind of strange but at the same time it's nice because it gives the color more dimension.
p.s. The scanner seems to have selectively chosen the yellow over the warm red hue in the background. In actuality, the background has a warmer red glow.
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4"x5" size
Tools: watercolor on Fabriano hot press
I'm not posting this photo because I think it's "good," but rather because I've read some crap online about the Hasselblad not being able to take "good" photos (i.e., sharp) at shutter speeds slower than 1/125.
I'm here to show that this is BS. This photo was taken handheld at 1/8!! Sure, I "cheated" by using the mirror lock, but whether using the mirror lock function bettered the results in previous online garbage was not specified. And using the mirror lock was the first thing I thought of when I read that nonsense. Now, I've seen 1/8 handheld and crisp photos while using a Rolleiflex, but they don't have that mirror slap (and while I don't have a Rollei, I hear they, too, have a mirror lock function).
So that's the only point of this post. And, for the curious, there is NO PP of this shot. As is from the Hassy. No sharpening. But, again, what else is expected from a Hassy? :-)
Official testing for Petronas Asia Road Racing Championship 2013 at Sepang International Circuit. Top racers : Katsuaki Fujiwara, Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman, Zamri Baba, Ahmad Fuad Baharudin, M. Fadli, M. Zaqhwan.
Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Sule Abiodun tests the vision of a school girl during a medical civic action program visit to Gabon's capital city as part of Africa Partnership Station (APS). APS is a multinational initiative, which works cooperatively with U.S. and international partners to improve maritime safety and security in West and Central Africa. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class David Holmes/Released)
Ph: Josefina Alazraki
Styling: Julieta Trillo
Makeup: Mariana Tartavull
Model: Romina (Clump Management)
Testing FD mount lens Osawa 135mm on M42 Praktica
Praktica MTL 5B with OSAWA 135 mm lens f.2,8 (FD mount)
film: Kodak Tmax 400 verry old expired whoknows when
shooted @ 160 and 200 iso
developed in R09 1+80 for 17 min
A test image from an OM Zuiko 100mm f/2.8 lens.
Olympus OM-10
Zuiko 100mm f/2.8 with yellow filter
Kentmere 100
Kodak Xtol, 1+1, 11:00 @ 20°C
First test with Canon 7d & 50mm 1.4 handheld. Me and my buddy Todd went out and shot some random stuff next to the Ala wai canal in Hawaii. All non processed straight out of the camera @ 1080 24p.
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Lancifervisual.