Curved building
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kaiyen
local man of mystery
Something really weird happened on your URL there, Gene...
Here's a fixed one:
http://westfordcomp.com/curvedholyoke/curved.htm
Here's a fixed one:
http://westfordcomp.com/curvedholyoke/curved.htm
Gene M
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Thank you. I hate html.
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ch1
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Which camera and lenses did you use for this series?
There's some significant "vignetting" particularly on the top and left.
Could also be a "heavy hand" over the lens. I've been know to do that "trick" more than I want to admit!
There's some significant "vignetting" particularly on the top and left.
Could also be a "heavy hand" over the lens. I've been know to do that "trick" more than I want to admit!
Gene M
Member
Bessa L w. 12mm and a Diana.
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ch1
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I don't know what a "Diana" is....if it's a lens hood - perhaps its too small for a 12mm?
I had a similar problem with one of my Nikkor G lenses when I mistakenly mounted it on a film Nikon. I'm able to crop out the dark corners fairly well on the pics but you would lose some subject matter if you tried to do that with these shots.
BTW: the shots themselves are really nice. I guess they left the one building standing because it was so "interesting"???
I had a similar problem with one of my Nikkor G lenses when I mistakenly mounted it on a film Nikon. I'm able to crop out the dark corners fairly well on the pics but you would lose some subject matter if you tried to do that with these shots.
BTW: the shots themselves are really nice. I guess they left the one building standing because it was so "interesting"???
jonasv
has no mustache
The last shot was taken on a Diana camera, it's a plastic toy-camera that shoots 6x6 - a Holga avant-la-lettre. Severe vignetting is very normal for this camera.
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