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Pinhole Camera fun on Digital with the Pinwide Pinhole

Pinhole Camera fun on Digital with the Pinwide Pinhole

I posted recently about our trip to parts of the Murray River, and my experiences with the Industar lens I’d packed by mistake. It turns out that I made another mistake that day, but I’ll get to that in a

Steve February 7, 2016February 7, 2016 Digital Cameras No Comments Read more

Lydith lens – a sharp Meyer-Optik Gorlitz classic

Lydith lens – a sharp Meyer-Optik Gorlitz classic

The lovely Lydith lens – a German classic When Hugo Meyer founded his optical works in 1896 in the town of Gorlitz, little did he know that many of his lenses, including the wide-angle Lydith lens, would become cult classics

Steve January 28, 2016January 28, 2016 Digital Cameras 2 Comments Read more

Murray River – more photos from the driest state in Australia

Murray River – more photos from the driest state in Australia

In a land as ancient and dry as Australia, water is a vital resource. The Murray River is Australia’s longest river at 2500 kilometers in length. It forms the lifeblood of the agricultural regions of several states, and is heavily

Steve January 3, 2016January 4, 2016 Digital Cameras No Comments Read more

Industar 52mm lens – Murray River photos

Industar 52mm lens – Murray River photos

On a day trip to the Murray River towns of Waikerie and Blanchetown, I packed a camera bag (Lowepro Passport Sling) with the following light recording items: Olympus OMD EM5 Micro Four Thirds digital body with an Industar 52mm 2.8

Steve January 2, 2016January 2, 2016 Digital Cameras 6 Comments Read more

Bokeh lens? More from the bubbly Pentacon AV projector lens

Bokeh lens? More from the bubbly Pentacon AV projector lens

It’s a weird thing, this recent craze over a good bokeh lens. There’s weird bokeh, smooth bokeh, disturbing bokeh…and the list goes on. For those of you who’ve never heard of it, bokeh is a Japanese word that relates to

Steve December 26, 2015 Adapted Lenses 2 Comments Read more
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