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a crash-test on a pipibear doodle, done by Tobias (toh-b-ass).
He disliked the toy and went to lunch.
Tobias probando la resistencia de un PiPiBear garabateado. No le gusto el juguete asi que fue por almuerzo.
Flash Testing Bury St Edmunds Minolta Dynax 5 Sigma 28-70mm F3.5-4.5 Kodak Gold 200 Home Developed Rollei Colorchem C-41 2-1-2022
Jodi takes what is now my Banshee Wildcard for a test ride on Mt. Fromme, to ensure it was a sound decision. Her justification for approval? "It's not crack." Well, that's great. She also had an awesome time on the bike and seems to have caught the full suspension bug again. This bike is a blast to ride.
I just tested the Nikon V1 + FT1 adapter + Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 AF-S VRII (handheld) in the garden. This shot was made at 200mm f/2.8 which, with the 2.7 crop factor of the CX sensor, is equivalent to a shot made with a 540mm f/2.8. This shot is only very little cropped, with basic exposure and contrast adjustments.
Some test on a green paper treated with "NeverWet"
shot done with a 50mm Prakticar mounted reversed @f/16
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Alcuni test eseguiti su un foglio di carta verte trattato con il prodotto "NeverWet"
scatti fatti con un 50mm prakticar montato al rovescio @f/16
"Our existence is finite. The self that we have created through so many years of effort and suffering will die. And sustained though we may be by the idea, the hope, the certainty that some portion of us will eternally endure, we also must acknowledge that this "I" who breathes and loves and works and knows itself will be forever and ever and ever . . . obliterated.
So, whether or not we live with images of continuity - of immortality - we also will have to live with a sense of transience, aware that no matter how passionately we love whatever we love, we don't have the power to make either it, or us, stay."
- Judith Viorst
Necessary Losses
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Camp Bullis, San Antonio Texas (May 2, 2016)-- This year's U.S. Army Installation Management Command competitors, one Soldier and one noncommissioned officer from each region, complete day two of IMCOM Best Warrior 2016, which included the Army physical fitness test, weapons qualification, day and night land navigation. (U.S. Army IMCOM photos by Amanda Rodriguez)
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Willie Wouldhave tested his lifeboat model at South Shields beach in 1789. His friend and collaborator W A Hails wrote that the model was unsinkable and self righting. The model lifeboat in South Shields museum is almost certainly not Wouldhave's model as it is not self righting. This model was made from Hails description and it performed well in the test showing great stability and the ability to surf down waves as well as being self righting in all conditions.
Currently I'm testing some of the Color Efex filters. I quite like them, especially the "bleach bypass" and I'd get them if they weren't at that steep price of 160 Euro (funny things is that they cost only 160$ in the US. Quite a rip off!).
I just received a new lens, the Tokina 100mm Macro for Canon which is a long-time dream lens of mine.
And here comes the first test.
Left to right: original image @f/4, image with saturation lowered and image with saturation boosted.
All editing were done in DDP. Resized by Photoshop CS4
Test casts from a rough, quick mold. The silicone got weird where the inner part touched the outer part, so the edges (especially the eyes) aren't that good. The resin is super pretty though.
This one is probably the closest to the real color, though in real life it is a bit darker and just slight pinker.
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Shooting a test roll I bulk loaded.
I kinda "twatted it up" but it came good in the end.
First I had somehow managed to put the canister back together with the spindle the wrong way around (hopefully people who have bulk loaded film before will know what I am talking about).
The roll didn't fit into my XA4 (a big clue something wasn't right) but I stuck it into my EOS 5 instead. Somehow it fitted in and wound on (not sure how with the spindle poking out the wrong end) and I shot the whole roll.
Then I hit problem number 2, I hadn't taped the film to the spindle properly so it snapped off and failed to rewind - I had to use a changing bag to rescue it.
In the end though I developed the film and all the photos came out fine - phew!