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Zeiss will still be making glass for sony.....And you thought some of the canon glass was expensive!Â
Thread: SONY Alpha | Forum: Photography
Hey Nikon owners....check and see just who makes your imaging chips.... especially the D200 owners...
Here is a little info on the Alpha chip:
10 megapixel APS-C CCD
Interestingly Sony has gone for CCD rather than CMOS with this camera, so it's not the same sensor as used in the DSC-R1. We've no official confirmation but it seems likely that this is the same 23.6 x 15.8 mm CCD used in the Nikon D200.
Since They Make Them!
Not bashing anyone, so don't get me wrong...I just find this topic amusing.
BTW, I don't own a DSLR as of yet, but I do own a Sony R1, and V-3. Which I will never get rid of....
Being a large and medium format film shooter, the R1 (with waist level lcd) is perfect....don't care about movies, and burst mode...etc.
The V-3 is like a modern day version of some of the old film rangefinder cameras. Perfect off the shoulder street cam.
Having said all of this ...ie. nothing,,,,
I have used almost All of the Dslrs out there at least once (trial basis, friends cams, etc.) And would gladly take one from ANY manufacturer....as long as there is some good glass to put on.
Thread: IR photography w/C8080 | Forum: Photography
Nice to see you get that filter...I just picked up one as well along with a sony dsc V-3 w/ night shot...even without nightshot, the V-3 and 828/717/707 are very sensitive to IR with little or no hotspot.... My Nikon 5700 also works pretty well but has a little bit more of a hotspot in it.......
Thread: Ahhh...It now (temporarily) works to my satisfaction...DigIR | Forum: Photography
Thread: Ahhh...It now (temporarily) works to my satisfaction...DigIR | Forum: Photography
Also by using slides, you can create a stack to get the right thickness...if you have to....(mine worked using 1 glass piece and 2 pieces of slide film)...slight quality loss due to the stack, but not really noticeable with such a cheap camera.
I plan on replacing the cheap IR solution with a Wratten gel when I can afford one to cut up...
Yes the image has been post worked starting from the RAW image data, that I cheated my camera into supplying me.
here is what the above image looks like untouched...straight out of the camera. shot using the auto settings...
Thread: Another random IR test shot | Forum: Photography
I'm still working on it actually testing different filter materials etc...but If you have all the materials it should only take a few hours to day depending on the complexity of the camera innards and if stuff need to be de/re soldered... I bet you could do it in a day.
Thread: Another random IR test shot | Forum: Photography
Attached Link: http://www.jr-worldwi.de/photo/index.html?mod_oly.html
it can be done to your Oly. Here is a link for Oly Cx0x0 cameras and how to do it... Otherwise I claim No Responsibility for breaking your camera....Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
I think I've got this freakin thing worked out....a few more tests with different filter materials, and then I think I'll call it good....or at least decent for a first try/experiment.
Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
Thread: The Smallest Digital IR Camera ...Part II | Forum: Photography
Thread: darken image | Forum: Photography
Split the difference and that will be just right.... It should be as dark or light as YOU FEEL it should be... cool image..
Thread: Monthly Challenge-Virtue | Forum: Photography
I would like to have been able to see the dogs eyes too, in the first shot....If you had both the child and the dogs contrasting expressions, that IMO would have made a very good image... Right now it is a very pleasant snapshot. DISCLAIMER: (Just constructive critism...not knocking anything...just trying to help....for those who do not know me which is probably most of you since it's been so long since I've posted here)
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Thread: SONY Alpha | Forum: Photography