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Test shot, for 'The Midnight Pen-pal',
by Emmaalouise
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This shot was actually taken as a test shot for a star trail I took but actually turned out better as dawn effectivley ruined the star trail.
Sześciu reprezentantów Akademii Biegania wzięło udział w teście Coopera zorganizowanym przez Radio Gdańsk 25 lutego 2014 roku. Test odbył się w hali Ergo Arena w Sopocie, w której miniony weekend miały miejsce Halowe Mistrzostwa Polski Seniorów w Lekkiej Atletyce, a za niecałe dwa tygodnie odbędą się Halowe Mistrzostwa Świata w Lekkiej Atletyce Sopot 2014.
Technically, the Holga doesn't focus at 2ft, but that is where the first Chinese drink is located. The text is rather sharp compared to the others, so I guess when the focus is set to the left of the "3 ft" marker on the Holga, you can get this close.
I know this isn't a very scientific test, but it shows the idiosyncracies of this camera.
Shutter priority with the sun behind me.
Auto-exposure and -1EV flash leaves much of the picture 'exposed right' but retaining detail. Hard shadows from the bare flash head.
Treasure or Junk found around the bike path landscaping area. I confess..... I turned this over and cleaned it up a bit to read the printing :-)
Utica, Michigan
The bottom black wire was used to provide power to the LEDs and was attached to the positive terminal of the battery.
this is probably one of the sharper photos I got this morning when I went out to test my sigma 70-200 2.8 with 2x extension tube.
3rd June.
Shoot with Daniel Coleman, musician. Photos from his shoot will be uploaded after his new album is released in the next couple of weeks or so.
Testing Arduino Pro and Graphic LCD (ks0108)
Had to use the Arduino Diecimila to get 5V to power the GLCD. The FTDI FT232RL USB-Serial board drops everything down to 3.3V...