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Fall Photos from the Boston Area : This is a gallery of my photography in different locations throughout Fall 2006. Cameras: Canon 30D, a friend's Canon Powershot S400, EOS 3 with Provia 100F Slide Film Lenses: Sigma 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DG, EF 17-40 f/4L, EF 24-105mm f/4L, EF 85mm f/1.8, EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro

Fall Photos from the Boston Area

Ketan Gajria

This is a gallery of my photography in different locations throughout ...

Updated: May 26, 2007 4:56pm PST

Jordan & Egypt: People and Portraits : These photos were taken over my four-month study abroad semester in Jordan which ran from February to May 2007. These pictures feature people I met on the program and were taken in various locations in Jordan and Egypt. Technical Information: Cameras: Canon 30D and a friend's Sony hand-held. Lenses: EF 85mm f/1.8 and my favorite the EF 17-40mm f/4L, the latter of which broke on the flight home of all places, but worked amazingly well in all types of conditions during the semester. Post-Processing: RAW from DPP 3.0, further editing in CS3 (my first time using the program) and PSP X.

Jordan & Egypt: People and Portraits

Ketan Gajria

These photos were taken over my four-month study abroad semester in Jo ...

Updated: May 26, 2007 4:54pm PST

A Week in Egypt : These photos were taken during a week's trip to Egypt in March 2007 as a break from my semester program in Amman. The locations include Cairo and Alexandria. Check out my Jordan photo galleries for more photos from my semester abroad. Technical Information: Cameras: Canon 30D Lenses: EF 85mm f/1.8 and my favorite the EF 17-40mm f/4L, the latter of which broke on the flight home of all places, but worked amazingly well in all types of conditions during the semester. Post-Processing: RAW from DPP 3.0, further editing in CS3 (my first time using the program) and PSP X.

A Week in Egypt

Ketan Gajria

These photos were taken during a week's trip to Egypt in March 2007 as ...

Updated: May 26, 2007 4:50pm PST

Crazy, Crazy Dogs : This is a sampling of some photos of dogs I have shot over the years- some goofy, some funny, some downright crayzee. Enjoy! Jamie Pflughoeft

Crazy, Crazy Dogs

Cowbelly Proofs Website

This is a sampling of some photos of dogs I have shot over the years- ...

Updated: May 20, 2007 9:26pm PST

Canon Spedlight 580EX-II, Serial Number 0263xx : The Following images have been taken of Canon's recent release (May, 2007) of their Speedlite Flash. I took a few test shots, with a 1dmk2N and am pleased with the perfect exposures, and the heavy-duty feel for the unit itself. I would swear that it is literally heavier than the 580EX version; the documentation says both units have equal weight. Being too curious, and having a candy scale, when weighing both units with Lithium AA cells installed, the 580EX-II is about 16.5oz and the 580EX is 15oz, not a big difference but clearly &#43;1.5oz. In the views shown and displayed on this link, there is rubberization on all surfaces that would harbour water or dust intrusion. The Flash-shoe has been seriously re-worked with a heavy steel-angle-iron fitting. No more flimsey plastic fittings. The mechanism to lock the flash securely onto the camera flash show is clearly robust and locking, requiring an affirmative push-putton before one can slide the locking mechinism to the left; no more rotery-wheels... There is an image showing the infrared lenses, with the thyristor inserted for more accurate light measurement. The rotation of the flash head in all directions are secure and water-tight. As to operation, the unit is totally silient when charging the flash-energy. No more whining of the circuts, total quiet other than the "pop" heard for the flash itself. Then the a lens is zoomed, one can hear a quiet gear-motor moving the flash tube into the appropriate focul point for maximum delivery of the light beam, sychronized with the focul length of the lens/imager combination. The macro images were taken with Sony's DSC-T100 in its super-macro mode to show minute details of the body of the flash unit. Sorry for the dust...

Canon Spedlight 580EX-II, Serial Numb...

BocaDigital

The Following images have been taken of Canon's recent release (May, 2 ...

Updated: May 14, 2007 5:54pm PST

Canon 14mm f2.8L Ultra Wide Angle Rectilinear lens SN 166781 (mounted onto Canon 1Dmk2N) : This ultra-wide-angle lens has the shortest focal length in the L-series. Element 2 is an aspherical lens to correct distortion. Other aberrations such as astigmatism are also corrected, resulting in ideal image quality. The lens has a fixed, petal-type hood and a gelatin filter holder at the rear. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is 'Rectilinear,' What is a 'Fisheye'? 'Rectilinear' and 'Fisheye' are two different optical designs for wide angle lenses, resulting in very different looks. All modern ARRI/Zeiss wide angle lenses, including the Ultra Prime 8R, are of rectilinear design. When a lens projects a three-dimensional scene onto a two-dimensional piece of film, not all geometric properties of the original scene can be maintained. This is essentially the same problem as mapping the shape of the continents of our three-dimensional globe onto a two-dimensional map. The choices of lens design, focal length and distance to the subject determine the character of this mapping, which is commonly referred to as perspective, one of the cinematographer's most important tools. For wide angle lenses, the lens designer must make a choice between a rectilinear or a fisheye lens design, with different consequences for perspective. The most obvious differences can be seen by how straight lines and objects at the edge of the frame appear.

Canon 14mm f2.8L Ultra Wide Angle Rec...

BocaDigital

This ultra-wide-angle lens has the shortest focal length in the L-seri ...

Updated: May 12, 2007 12:02pm PST

Dogs in the City 5/10/07 : More fun with the fuzzies at Dogs in the City! I did several one-on-one portrait sessions with some of the dogs. Doggie parents, feel free to leave comments. Prints of all sizes are available for purchase, including new prints on canvas!

Dogs in the City 5/10/07

Hamid Shibata Bennett

More fun with the fuzzies at Dogs in the City! I did several one-on-on ...

Updated: May 12, 2007 9:43am PST

Tulips :

Tulips

Adrian Norville (Norville)

Updated: May 12, 2007 5:22am PST

Neighbourhood & Campus :

Neighbourhood & Campus

Adrian Norville (Norville)

Updated: May 12, 2007 5:21am PST

SF Giants v NY Mets - May 9, 2007 : Nothing better than a Wednesday afternoon baseball game in San Francisco to test out my new Sony H9 and watch my childhood team, the Mets, play my Giants... Play Ball!

SF Giants v NY Mets - May 9, 2007

sonovista

Nothing better than a Wednesday afternoon baseball game in San Francis ...

Updated: May 10, 2007 2:16pm PST

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