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Photography

I'm not a photographer, have no talent, no experience nor technique. And above all, I do not have the time. Still somehow there are thousands of shots to discard. The rest goes here.

Roquebrune Cap Martin

Another work-related trip.

Marineland

Employer sponsored trip.

Dry Park

There used to be water here...

My First Macro

My first session with magnification over 1:1.

Sony Ericcson greatest campaign: the P1i

I've seen today by far the most aggressive campaign ever:

Pentax K10D @ISO3200

There is that comparison of high ISOs between Nikon D700 and Sony A900. Here is my word on the same thing, but instead of a full frame CMOS from a cropped CCD. Go figure.

A lazy walk in Gdańsk

Vignetting with reverse attached lens

The basic parameter you're interested in when doing macrophotography is the magnification. In fact, the word macro itself refers to big magnifications. And one of the cheapest of easy ways to achieve high magnification is reverse attaching a lens.

Best results are achieved with wide angle lens as the one reverse attached, but those tend to have small diameters. This can lead to some serious vignetting. And beware: even if you don't see vignetting in the eyepiece (when wide open) it doesn't mean that it won't be there on the photo (stepped down).

First weeks with DSLR

December 2007