NYC on Film: Yashica Mat 124G Porta 160
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NYC on Film: Yashica Mat 124G Porta 160
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Film: Ilford Delta 100 Pro
ISO: 100
Camera: Yashica-A
Shutter Speed: 1/100s
Aperture: f/16
NYC on Film: Yashica Mat 124G Porta 160
Image by Ennuipoet * FreeVerse Photography
Walkabout in Manhattan and Brooklyn with the Yashica
Nikon D7000: End of the Era – HD Short Film
Become a fan on Facebook: facebook.com “End of the Era” by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion shot on the Nikon D7000 with a Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 lens + Nikkor 18-200mm lens. Filmed on a very cold and foggy day near Saarbrücken (Germany) in February 2011. ISO: 100 Shutter: 50 Thumbs up, subscribe and write a comment! Official DSLR video blog: www.fenchel-janisch.com Watch more Nikon D7000 videos on our channel www.youtube.com Twitter: www.twitter.com
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Why do college photography courses still make you use a film camera?
Question by Gattu9005: Why do college photography courses still make you use a film camera?
I can’t believe the number of photography courses which still want you to shoot black and white film and develop it yourself.
I have no objection to b&w and all it entails but time should be spent on composition and exposure, not mixing chemicals.
Digital, with its instant feedback and dirt cheap cost-per-shot, is the all-time killer photography teaching tool.
Why would educators not see this?
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Why Not Winnipeg 120 film and my Yashica-D:)
How to video how to put the 120 film on my Yashica-D:) I never forget the mistake that I put 220 film on my yashica, and wasted 12 shots…:( Some samples are on my flickr!:) www.flickr.com enjoy!:))
Fuji Film Finepix S9600-Digital Camera
Fuji Film Finepix S9600-Digital Camera
Introduction
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is an SLR shaped 9 megapixel digital camera with a 10.7x optical zoom lens. For shooting high and low angle easily, it has been provided with a 2.0″ (230,000 pixel) tilting LCD screen. With the manual zoom working on the fullest, the Fujifilm FinePix S9600 can record video in 640 x 480 resolutions at 30fps with sound. The camera is enclosed in a sturdy plastic body and available in black only. The dimensions of the camera are 128.0 x 93.0 x 129.0 mm, and it weighs around 650 gram without battery and memory card.
Key Features
This 9 megapixel camera gives ultra high resolution images which are very clear and crisp. You get a high quality of images due to the Super CCD HR. This is because of the noise reduction feature of the Fujifilm’s innovative RP Processor. For best of the pictures you do not require a tripod or flash. Even then it retains the natural light and atmosphere of the scene. Fujifilm FinePix S9600 comes with the zoom lens which is equivalent to 28-300 mm on a 35 mm camera. This makes it capable of covering a wide range of camera friendly potentials which includes landscapes or architectural shots along with normal focal length snapshots and telephoto portraits or sports shooting. With this camera you will not have to worry about the sensor cleaning. This is because it is supported with the dust-free, integrated lens construction of the Fuji Film FinePix S9600 which gives you maximum image quality. The 2500MAh NiMh AA batteries can take up to 200 shots between recharging.
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User Friendly Aspects
With Fujifilm FinePix S9600 you get an option of changing the saturation, sharpness and contrast features when using the manual option. This is possible while using ISO, shutter and aperture as well. Another interesting feature that allows you to capture snaps on top of the other as in layers is the multiple exposure option. Resolution, quality, color/BW and ISO settings are under the ‘Fuji’ button, while exposure compensation, aperture, shutter speed, continuous shooting and flash mode are set with dedicated buttons in conjunction with the Common dial.
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 takes less than a second in switching on taking its first picture. The camera installs the focus option even quickly. It takes about half a second and even lesser if the camera is on the continuous focus mode. The camera’s shutter speed is also great.
Performance
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is a low noise camera, thanks to the Super CCD sensor and image dispensation. The pictures taken form this camera comes out quite well but at times a purple fringe comes on the images if there is a discrepancy in the quality of light present. Apart from this, the camera has great image quality.
Conclusion
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is an impressive 9 megapixel digital camera that makes it a worthy buy.
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