#EOS 50D

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An adult Hill Mynah (Gracula religiosa) checking out its cage in the former Jurong Bird Park. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

The mynah was momentarily standing in a dark corner of its cage. 2/3 stop of negative exposure compensation wasn’t enough so the image was darkened further in post to produce this result. The lens was placed flushed with the wire mesh to get this image because of a mere 1/25-second shutter speed.

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Canon EOS 500n. Cinestill 50D.

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Kawanishi H8K by David ilott Via Flickr: Former Imperial Japanese Navy Kawanishi H8K "Emily" flying boat preserved at Kanoya Naval Aviation Museum. 28th November 2018.

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DnB and chill at Czechia, Řevnice (12th of August 2023)

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Welcome!

In this blog I post my original photos, and the very occasional reblog. All original posts are my work, unless otherwise stated. All reblogs are not my work.

I try to keep all my photos to London and the immediate environs, such as short trips that I start on foot or bike from within London (just so I can include Epping in this). My photos from outside of London may mostly be found at @eternalwandering.

Prior to Easter 2024, I tried to post as close to the time I took the photos as possible, but since then, I've given up, and I've just posted as and when I've felt like it.

I currently use a Canon EOS 50D and an iPhone 11 Pro, but in the past I have also used an iPhone X, an iPhone 6 Plus, and a Moto X Force (Droid Turbo 2 for those of you state-side, although it's pretty unlikely that anyone will know about this phone). My Canon in fact just turned 15, which is an incredible amount of time, and I've done things with it, gone places with it, that were beyond my wildest imaginings when I first got it on my first steps into photography.

I do not currently have a particular visual language, I just take whatever takes my fancy, and then process it mostly at another time with another frame of mind. I do however like the interplay of light and shadows, and what they can do. I'm not fond of shooting people or other moving live creatures, but I do it occasionally.

Lastly, to any porn blogs/spam bots: I respect the hustle, and I think the world would be better with a lot more love (and kinks) in it, so you are welcome to follow my Tumblrs if you wish. On the other hand, if you try to message me and ask me for personal information or anything unrelated to the content of my Tumblr, I'm afraid I will have to report you as spam. So please don't.

PS: If anyone has any good theme recommendations that go well with my photos, I welcome suggestions!

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舞い散る想い

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Camera:Canon EOS 50D

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#photo #photography #写真撮ってる人と繋がりたい #ファインダー越しの私の世界 #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #空間 #space #静寂 #silence

#花 #flower #sakura #桜

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Fotografia de Gerilla no flickr · · · Studies of a snow flake (¤6mm) at night lighted by Maglite XL100 LED flashlight in macro close-up. (Canon EOS 50D + Sigma 105mm macro + Kenko DG for C/AF 36+20+12mm Extension Tubes)

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Best fisheye lens 2022

Introduction

You've probably heard about virtual reality (VR) by now. It's been huge lately, and it doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. VR has a lot of potential uses, from entertainment to education to business. But what is VR, exactly? VR is a type of technology that allows you to experience a different reality. It works by creating a completely immersive environment that you can interact with. You can see, hear, and feel everything around you, as if you're really there. This makes it perfect for things like training and education. You can learn faster and more effectively in a VR environment than you could any other way. But that's just the beginning. VR is also being used in the medical field, for things like surgery and rehabilitation. There are even plans to use VR to help people with anxiety and other mental health issues. VR has the potential to change the world, and we're just seeing the beginning of it.

What Are the Best Fisheye Lenses on the Market?

You're probably thinking, "What the heck is a fisheye lens?" Well, let me tell you. A fisheye lens is a type of ultra-wide angle lens that gives you an almost 180-degree view. This type of lens is perfect for VR because it offers an immersive experience that feels more realistic. There are a few different fisheye lenses on the market, but not all of them are created equal. So, what's the best fisheye lens on the market? Here are a few of our favorites:

1. The Canon Fisheye Lens :

- Advanced Optics For Professional Imaging - Quiet And Fast Autofocus And Low Light Performance , - Built For Professional Performance - Max Focal Length: 15.0 - Read More

2. The Nikon Fisheye Lens

- Widest NIKKOR fisheye Lens yet and the first with zoom capability - Capture EPIC 180 Degree circular images and traditional frame-filling fisheye images - Close focusing up to 0.5 inches from your subject for macro-style fisheye images - Weather-sealed design and Nikon protective fluorine Coat for use in harsh conditions - Equally suited for still photography and video work - Read More

3. Opteka 6.5mm f/3.5 Professional Ultra Wide Angle Aspherical Fisheye Lens

- EXPANSIVE 180 DEGREE VIEW - HD SUPER MULTI-COATED OPTICS - - CONSISTENT AND SHARP IMAGES - DURABLE HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION - COMPATIBILITY - Can be used on all Canon EOS APS-C cameras including 90D, 80D, 77D, 70D, 60D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, 7D, Rebel T8i, T8, T7i, T7s, T7, T6i, T6s, T6, T5i, T5, T4i, T3i, T3, T2i, T1i, SL3, SL2, and SL1. - Read More

The Future of VR With Fisheye Lenses

Imagine being able to step into a completely immersive virtual world. With a fisheye lens, that's now possible. This technology is the next big thing in VR. It creates an incredibly realistic experience that's so immersive, you feel like you're really there. Fisheye lenses are perfect for creating a sense of depth and making you feel like you're part of the action. The possibilities for this technology are endless. It's already being used in medical training, for example, to help surgeons learn new procedures. And it's also being used in military training, to help pilots prepare for real-world scenarios. The future is looking very exciting for VR!

Conclusion

You've probably heard about virtual reality (VR) by now. It's been a huge topic of discussion in the media and in the business world over the past few years. But what is VR, exactly? And what can it be used for? VR is a digital technology that allows you to create a completely immersive virtual environment. You can explore this environment, interact with its inhabitants, and even learn new skills in it. VR has many uses, from entertainment to education to business. One of the most interesting aspects of VR is its potential for training and education. VR can be used to speed up training for things like fighter piloting or surgery. It can also be used to teach people new skills in a safe and controlled environment. VR has the potential to revolutionize education as we know it. Whether you're interested in VR for entertainment, education, or business, there's no doubt that this technology is changing the world as we know it. Keep an eye on VR – it's only going to get bigger and better in the years to come!

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Took some photos on Thanksgiving Day with Canon EOS 50D on the way to my mom's place, driving from Indiana.

Lived in Ohio for over 20 years before moving to Indiana.

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shes sad because i wont let her eat expired food

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Pink Latte

Dahlia ‘Cafe Au Lait Rose’ blooming in the Flower Dome. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

This is what the name of this dahlia, when translated, seems to mean.

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Canon EOS 500n. Cinestill 50D.

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Grandad Working in the Garden by Molly Gooding Via Flickr: 90 years old and refusing to put down the tools. Taken on my Canon EOS 300 with a 50mm lens. CineStill 50D 35mm film.

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