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Nikon D7100 24.1 MP DX-Format CMOS Digital SLR with 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Auto Focus-S DX NIKKOR Zoom Lens

Nikon D7100 24.1 MP DX-Format CMOS Digital SLR with 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Auto Focus-S DX NIKKOR Zoom Lens

The Nikon D7100 digital SLR camera features a specially designed 24.1-megapixel DX-format image sensor, superior low-light performance, ultra-precise autofocus and metering, advanced video recording features, built-in HDR, mobile connectivity and more. Enjoy speed, accuracy and convenience every step of the way, from shooting up to 6 fps to sharing your shots instantly with the optional WU-1a…

[krugphotography]

This is her favorite chair....can you tell?

[wildsummerrose]

Ughhhhhhh...I know i shouldn't buy a Pentax 645z, but GOSH, I want one.

[gryphon1911]

Pentax K-5 Review

Introduction For grins and giggles, the local camera store still had the Pentax K-5, so I decided to take in a little trade and snag it to, comparing it against the K-3 we got just a few months ago. It was a decent price and included the battery grip. A lot of this review will echo the K-3 review, as they are not that far off. Images processed for this review were done to my desires on how I…

[elementoftheeye]

Yesterday morning, I did the short walk with the dogs... it was cold and overcast but bright. The weather was supposed to be wet all afternoon so I decided to take advantage of the lighting conditions and take the cameras for a quick shoot, I was still packed from the last outing that didn't pan out, so it was quick, but this time I also grabbed the DSLR and a ridicules lens, the 150-600. My go to lens is my 100mm Macro, but decided to make a change, so in the back seat was a Pentax K1000, Speed Graphic, and a pinhole camera and a Conon 5DmkIII with a 150-600... and of course a tripod, loupe & light meter...I setup at the dam 1st and shot one expose with the speed graphic and one with the pinhole... SO... the pinhole, is a birch box and the paper said it was a f426. I downloaded a sheet of paper that I could take a meter reading at f64 and convert it to the f426... so my exposer was to be 2 min. 38 sec... no problem... but wait, I am using film and there will be reciprocity. I don't have internet where I am, I saw a video and they just doubled the time... so that what I did... we will see. I went to the next location just down the road a little more. I had seen a rack of kayaks and canoes, and thought they would be nice... I setup the speed graphic grabbed the light meter and nothing, batteries died, got another set from the truck and they died too, thinking the meter hates the cold maybe or I just can't use rechargeable batteries in the meter. SO wild ass guess... not really, the light didn't change that much... or course as I am typing this I could have used the canon, duh. took the photo. Turned around to see what else I could shoot, the lake and mountain, setup the pinhole... again same timing almost 5 min. as I am watching the timer I catch movement above the water, a Juvenile bald eagle... run to the truck and grab the canon and long lens... no way I can hand hold this so I watch and wait but the time the timer went off the Eagle was no where in sight. I put all the gear away accept for the tripod and canon and walked over and too the above photo, I really hope that the film turns out, I think this will be nice in analog black and white... the end.

PS. Thank you all for reading my meanderings, the reblogs and the comments do make me feel good. I do hope my posts don't come off as me complaining, they really are just the thoughts that are jumbled in my head and sometime I take the time to type them out. CHEERS!

[xtruss]

The Art of Capturing Meteorites’ Mineral Mosaics

Neil Buckland uses a DIY microscopic camera system to create monolithic images that reveal the tiny elemental details of extraterrestrial rocks.

— By Ramin Skibba | Science | April 17, 2023 | Wired.Com

For meteorites rich in the mineral olivine like this one, Buckland's photographs bring out greens, oranges, and blues. Photograph By Neil Buckland

When Neil Buckland, an artist based in Seattle, met a geologist named Tony Irving a few years ago, he had no idea it would launch an extraterrestrial collaboration. Buckland was at the University of Washington photographing ultrathin slices of meteorite for a project Irving was working on. The cut space rocks didn’t seem particularly exciting at first. Then Buckland peered at the 30-micron-thick samples through a pair of polarizing filters. He was stunned by the vibrant collage of hues.

Found by hunters in Algeria after a fireball event in 2013, this meteorite displays the blues and greens of pyroxene, a mineral typically found in volcanic areas. Photograph By Neil Buckland

Meteorites typically have distinct compositions that let researchers attribute them to particular impact events. This rock, determined to originate on Mars, fell on India in 1865. Photograph By Neil Buckland

The grays and whites indicate this meteorite is high in calcium. It’s most likely a shard of the moon broken off by an asteroid eons ago. Photograph By Neil Buckland

Some meteorites, such as this one found in Morocco, show signs of their fall and impact on Earth. The outer layer melts while hurtling through the atmosphere, then solidifies to glass. Photograph By Neil Buckland

Inspired by the photographic possibilities, Buckland went back to his studio and got to work designing a camera system built around a microscope lens attached to a Pentax DSLR. To create his images, he captures a 2-millimeter-square section of a sample at up to 40,000X magnification, then moves the camera slightly and shoots another square. After capturing 300 to 400 of those, he stitches them all together into a photo that can be displayed at up to 12 feet wide. “It’s like a cosmos in a pebble,” Buckland says. “From an artistic standpoint, I try to show the images as big as I do and as detailed as they are to create that existential shift in perspective.”

The polarized light can reveal different minerals within the samples. If a meteorite is rich in oliv­ine, like the one at the top of this article, the light brings out greens, oranges, and blues. For scientists, the configuration of minerals can hold clues to a meteorite’s origins, such as whether it came from an asteroid collision a billion years ago or was ejected from a massive impact on another world with a particular mixture of atmospheric gases. They’re also great to look at if you just want to space out.

[tonifoto]

Hey! I’m going to try to make posts like these once a week and see how it goes. I’ve never written my thoughts out like this before, so this is feeling a bit odd. I suppose I’ll get used to it eventually.   So an update from the last post... this is going to take forever. There are about 50 pages of contact sheets so far and I’m not even close to being done! I’m thinking I should pick sequences of images more arbitrarily so I don’t spend forever on this project.  I took the snippets above from a random page; I said it in the last post but I love seeing images this way, it paints a much clearer picture of the particular day in the photo rather than a single nicely composed picture. This set is from 2017 and after looking at these I’m remembering little details like how the weather was like or how much my partner and I filled our bucket with blueberries. I used a heavy Pentax DSLR back then with a loud shutter sound, it’s pretty funny thinking about it now as my cameras have only gotten smaller throughout the years.  More paintings/drawings! I was looking at William Klein’s New York 1954 photobook (1995 english edition) last week and liked how he broke up his spreads with bold numbers. To me, they seemed a way to add variety to the book since all the pages were pretty much full bleed. I took inspiration from that and did something in the same vein but instead of chapter numbers it was drawings of different weather condition. That said, they won’t necessarily introduce contact sheets that have specific kind of weather. Soon one of my zines will be included in an exhibition, which I’m pretty stoked about. It’s called Leap! I’ll talk about it more next week and show a few process pictures. Here’s a little preview in the meantime.  Images:

1. Snippet from Lenkki  2. Snippet from Lenkki 3. William Klein’s New York book 4. Weather drawings for Lenkki made in Procreate on the iPad. 5. Leap! preview

See you next week :D 

[ire314091]

i am truly so impatient because i have been so spoiled the past year. i was so used to having 1 day turn around on my film by a lab that was on my way home from work. i could scan it as soon as i got it on my ex's negative lab supply set up with his fancy $1000+ dslr.

i thought i'd be okay waiting for scans from wherever i get my film processed at when i moved to japan, but i was sooo fucking wrong. multiple labs told me it would be a week+ to receive scans. those magical labs in shinjuku that do same day turn around that i keep hearing about have a reputation for not doing a good job editing scans, or they're all under 1mb.

me being the spoiled brat i am, bought a scanning set up.

i could only afford the lomography digitaliza+ since i also had to buy a camera and macro lens for actual scanning ;-; . maybe one day i'll have a fancy negative lab supply set up but an entire kit from them is as much as i paid for my fujifilm x-t20.

i've had 2 finished rolls sitting here for almost a week now but i only have my camera and lens so far, so i used my ipad as a light source and elevated the negatives off of it with 2 sticky note pads.

my ipad has a matte screen protector on it, so the grain of that is visible through the scans and i handheld my dslr, so the images aren't as sharp as they will be once i get my full set-up. there's also probably some weird perspective shifts because there was no way i was holding my camera completely 90 degrees to the surface of the film. i also scanned them during daylight hours with my windows open lmfao.

but! i now have proof that the pentax 645n i picked up works, and there doesn't appear to be any super obvious issues with it. and i have proof that the fujifilm x-t20 i picked up works, too.

since moving to japan 2 weeks ago i have bought:

a medium format camera

2 lenses for it

2 packs of 120 film

a digital camera

a macro lens for it

negative lab pro

lightroom classic

a memory card

i am BROKE. i will not be buying anything else for awhile. but i guess i'm happy i could take advantage of the weak yen

v sad because i used the money i was going to put towards getting my tummy tattooed on the digital camera.

but i'm a film princess apparently so it had to be done.

[zeump]

I’m getting a new camera today. Not that I meed another one. But my Pentax has been on the fritz (the shutter is semi-broken), and this is also a pentax with what appears to be a zoom lens and another standard lens, flash kit, a bunch of filters, and a large carrying bag.

I don’t take photos as much as I used to, but especially after my last round of film turned out so meh, and since film has gotten SO expensive,I want to be more thoughtful and deliberate when I shoot.

Eventually I’d like to get a quality DSLR so I can shoot more frequently. But I don’t think I’ll ever give up film because the color is just unmatched and I really like my lenses.

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Kodak PixPro Friendly Zoom FZ45-BK 16MP Digital Camera with 4X Optical Zoom 27mm Wide Angle and 2.7" LCD Screen (Black)

Introducing the FZ45, the friendly zoom model from the KODAK PIXPRO collection of digital cameras. Compact, intuitive and oh so easy to use, the FZ45 is the perfect camera for wherever you go. One-touch video, red-eye removal, face detection and convenient AA batteries are just the beginning. Kodak PixPro Digital Camera – Tell your story. 4x optical zoom16MP CMOS sensor1080p full HD video27mm…

[krugphotography]

you can call me the bread basket with all this grain

[gryphon1911]

Pentax K-3 Review

Introduction I “need” another camera system like I need another hole in the head, as the saying goes. Pentax has always fascinated me. I dabbled a little into that world prior with the Pentax Q and the Ricoh GRII/GRIII (still have this little pocketable gem). Never really delved into the DSLR cameras though. Always heard good things, though about weather sealing, ruggedness, the way their…

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[ericlwoods]

An old and inexpensive lens is still a favorite... Once Again. Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 DSLR lens.

Preface: If I get my hands on a DSLR this is always the next lens purchase after a nifty fifty. Will open with an extended cut and paste of my last post on this lens. First a bit of glowing bluster. This lens was the first lens that really opened my eyes up to what was possible with interchangeable lens camera systems. Was so impressed that it easily made a top Pentax list I wrote for KEH. More…

[ritik90]

10 Best Digital SLRs (DSLRs) Cameras in India

 Looking for a top-notch DSLR camera with outstanding features? To elevate your photography skills, selecting from the finest Digital SLRs Cameras in India is a must. We all desire to immortalize our precious moments through photography, and to achieve that, one must opt for one of the top 10 digital SLRs cameras available in India. Furthermore, these cameras serve both as a tool for your passion and a means for your profession. If you seek a new DSLR camera capable of capturing your memories in high resolution, this article is tailored for you. Moreover, we have curated a comprehensive list of the 10 best DSLR cameras in India, ensuring you find the perfect camera to suit your needs.

List of 10 Best Digital SLRs Cameras in India

Canon EOS 1500D 24.1 Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The Canon EOS 1500D has been crafted with a user-friendly design, ensuring that even those new to photography can easily navigate its features. This DSLR camera empowers beginners to capture breathtaking images and videos, achieving impressive results with ease.

Canon EOS 200D II 24.1MP Digital SLR Camera  (Black)

The Canon EOS 200D II is widely regarded as a preferred option for individuals new to photography and those with a passion for capturing moments. This camera boasts remarkable attributes that set it apart from its counterparts.  the Canon EOS 200D II excels in producing exceptional image quality and performs admirably even in challenging low-light environments.

Canon EOS 90D Digital SLR Camera  [Black]

The image capture capabilities of the Canon EOS 90D have been significantly enhanced with the integration of a high-resolution 32.5-megapixel APS-C sensor and an 18-35mm USM lens. This combination ensures that images are captured with exceptional detail and sharpness.

Nikon D7500 DX-Format Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The Nikon D7500 presents a harmonious blend of performance, image quality, and portability, rendering it well-suited for a diverse array of photography styles. This versatile camera caters to both photography enthusiasts and individuals venturing into the realm of advanced DSLR photography.

Nikon D780 Digital SLR Camera (BLACK)

The Nikon D780 boasts a full-frame CMOS sensor with a remarkable 24.5-megapixel capacity, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. This camera is highly esteemed among professional and advanced amateur photographers alike, thanks to its impressive blend of fast performance, versatility, and high resolution.

Sony Alpha ILCE-7M3K Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The Sony Alpha ILCE-7M3K, a mirrorless digital camera, is an exceptional addition to Sony's esteemed Alpha camera series due to its incorporation of a full-frame sensor. With its impressive capabilities, the Sony Alpha ILCE-7M3K is a top choice for professional photographers and enthusiasts alike.

Sony Alpha ILCE 6100L Mirrorless Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The mirrorless digital SLR camera from Sony, known as the Alpha ILCE 6100L, boasts impressive features such as a 24.2-megapixel resolution and an APS sensor. These specifications ensure that the camera produces high-quality images. Whether you are a professional photographer or an enthusiast, this camera is a reliable choice that delivers outstanding results

Sony Alpha ILCE 6600M Mirrorless Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The Sony Alpha ILCE-6600M, a Mirrorless Digital SLR Camera, features a high-resolution 24.2megapixel APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor. This cutting-edge sensor empowers the camera to effortlessly capture images with remarkable detail and unparalleled quality.

PENTAX K-3 Mark III Digital SLRs Camera (Black)

The PENTAX K-3 Mark III is equipped with a 25.7 Megapixel DSLR camera, which incorporates a high resolution APS-C BSI CMOS Sensor. This advanced sensor technology guarantees the capture of exceptionally sharp and highly detailed pictures. With its impressive resolution, the PENTAX K-3 Mark III enables photographers to produce stunning images with remarkable clarity and precision.

Pentax K-70 24MP Digital SLR Camera (Black)

The PENTAX K-70 DSLR camera boasts a compact design and features a weather-sealed body, ensuring optimal protection against adverse weather conditions. Furthermore, its portability makes it convenient to carry, allowing for effortless transportation.

CONCLUSION

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