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Canon R7 with EF40mm f/2.8

All three flags are getting frayed. They take a beating.

A bunch of Phillips head screws. Spoiler alert: the television worked better before I took it apart!

Willis Tower in Chicago

Fuji X100T with neutral density filter; f/8 @ 8.5 secs.

 I used to be a morning person but no more!

That old house! This renovation has been going on for several years or more. I didn't properly catalog previous shots of this so I'm not sure how long but the building permit in the front was issued in February of 2023.  Canon G5X.ll

Canon R7 with EF50 f/1.4

Trying some abstracts with the 50 1.4. I had to close down to f/4 to get enough depth of field for what I wanted. 

With the lens off the camera does anything change or move in the lens mount/contact area of the lens when you zoom back and forth?

Extra large "trunk?" Not sure what it's called on a scooter.

Nothing exciting, just a proof of concept. FD 50mm f/1.4 with a Metabones FD to RF adapter on a Canon R7.

frost between window panes

Of course you can take a portrait with a 12mm fisheye lens on full frame! I was walking by and held up the camera and they huddled together!

17 hours ago, Bill Neubaum said:

A sample of my vinyl collection from A to Z!  Most are 60's and 70's....Canon 6D mkii, Canon 24-105 @ 45mm

Ah! Their Satanic Majesties Request! I have several of those records or CDs. I love the use of the fisheye lens on the Hendrix LP!

Let's toss some more turntable/vinyl LPs photos in here. It took me a few days to figure out how to do this since my turntable is at shoulder height but my tripod isn't! The tripod was sitting on 3 different height things I dragged over to raise it to the proper height. ISO 100, f/8 and 0.8 sec for the first; 0.6 sec for the second. I used anti-flicker on the camera since the lighting is LED. EF 40mm lens.

Canon R7 with Metabones FD to RF lens adapter. Tokina 500mm f/8 mirror lens out the window. Not the worst lens but maybe just above it in image quality! Focus with magnified view.

A little LR background blur.