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Photos showing difference between 38 Biogon and the 40 Distagon.
dan_lindsay replied to jo_dad's topic in Medium Format
I guess one of these days I’ll have to scan some transparencies to look for the differences between them. When I was into Hassy ages ago I had a 903SWC with the focusing screen and the 40mm CFE which I fitted on my 503CW. Clearly, the 40 was quicker to shoot accurately (I even had the PME45 for metering) and focus. Stand by this channel for images some day. -
Despite their best efforts (and like they had nothing else to do on the moon than snap a few pictures) some exposures were way off—in some cases, by a factor of 1000! As such, NASA had to clip off a portion and subject their test development to significant pushing or pulling to ensure they had a workable negative at the end of the day.
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Strange Mark on Negatives
dan_lindsay replied to danac's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
You can use an anti-Newton ring piece of glass to avoid that problem. Search for it. Dan -
Still have a couple of these left from several years ago. Do these things work anymore or does the stuff just get returned? Address is of course Fairlawn, NJ. TIA Dan
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Tim, You can reach out to me on my A O L account through my account "edgy01" Dan -
I still have the lens. I either use it on a D3 or a Leica SL via an adapter.
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Taken with Leica SL and 80-200mm AFS Nikkor and 2x doubler© Info
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1000mm f/11 Reflex-Nikkor with Nikon D3© 2017
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Total Eclipse of the sun taken on 21 August 2017 near Sublimity, Oregon with 1000mm f/11 Reflex-Nikkor and Nikon D3 -
This is absolutely true. My life was spent in the radar business which is all about ionizing radiation so I know quite a bit about this. Of all career fields airline pilots receive more ionizIng radiation annually than all other relevant career fields, e.g., nuclear power plant workers, dental technicians, etc. I have taken a Geiger counter up with me countless times and the higher in altitude you go, the more ionizing radiation you get! Trip across the pond? Figure it's like an extra chest x-ray. Our NASA missions to Mars are challenged right now about having our astronauts survive cosmic radiation over such a long mission. Earth's atmosphere does wonders to protect us from chromosomal mutation. Dan
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La Boheme Group Shot 2017 Solstice
dan_lindsay commented on dan_lindsay's gallery image in Uncategorized
Composite image of three images, taken with Leica SL, Noctilux 50mm f/1 lens at f/2,0, 1/250th second. ISO 50. -
Taken prior to the 2017 Summer Solstice Parade in Santa Barbara, California
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Changed from color to sepia toned b&w
