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isthisit.nz
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| | | | | You're in a new city for a weekend and take a bunch of photographs. When you get home you review your shots and delete some of them. The Keeper Rate is the ratio of shots you keep versus those you throw away. It's a concept, not a literal metric. I've got a camera on my phone, a Sony digital camera, a 35mm film camera, and a medium format film camera. Shooting film made me start thinking about Keeper Rate. A roll of film in a 35mm film camera can store thirty five images. Film for my medium format camera... | |
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chebe.dreamwidth.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post about a sewist's experience with a surprise packing material and their upcoming knitting project involving a tunic with a regular hem and sleeves. | |
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ricohrecipes.com
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| | | | | Ricoh just announced a new GR camera: the Ricoh GR IIIx! This camera appears to be identical to the GR III except for the lens, which is 39mm full-frame equivalent (instead of 28mm). I think this is a great move by Pentax, because I sometimes find the GR lens to be too wide-angle. I often... | |
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blog.kasson.com
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| | | The composite below is the result if testing the Nikon 35 mm f/1.8 S lens on the Nikon Z7. Exposures were made of a 22 inch target 40 meters from the camera at f/2. There is a fair amount of vignetting. Results are adequately symmetric. | ||
