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*Jojo*
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@max - The Night image looks weird mate  considering that it's already NIGHT . . . how come there are some more clouds above? Looks like the END of the World  Nice bike . . . is that a Shimano or Canondale?
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xnuo
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@max: tell me the exact effects you used on your camera to take that picture (white balance, compensation, etc...) |
tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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he has modified his camera(physically. he changed the lens.
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max_wedge
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On 2007-03-18 04:39:05, tranced wrote:
he has modified his camera(physically. he changed the lens.
actually those two pictures were taken with my stock K750, but using the supercamera driver 8.3. The riverside pic I used enhanced night mode. Hence you can see the clouds, and yet there is no noise, but compression is high (to eliminate noise) and the picture looks a bit like a water colour as a result.
Here's some modified lense pics, notice the lack of distortion compared to stock K750 pics:
Here's a pic over half a km distance:
And the same thing taken with a standard K750:
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max_wedge
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On 2007-03-18 02:59:33, *Jojo* wrote:
@max - The Night image looks weird mate considering that it's already NIGHT . . . how come there are some more clouds above? Looks like the END of the World Nice bike . . . is that a Shimano or Canondale?
the clouds are visible due to the excellent low light performance of chengrongs 8.3 supercam driver.
The bike is unknown frame. When I got it years ago 2nd hand, it had full shimano 600 groupset, some parts have failed since and been replaced. For example I have the Shimano Tourney SIS rear derraileur and no-name front derrailleur. I just recently replaced the SR racing stem for a hybrid adjustable angle stem, and racing bars for mountain bike bars. If I lower the gearing a little, I'll have a fully fledged cyclo-cross, but I like the high gearing for touring. It's a good all rounder.
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xnuo
Joined: Aug 16, 2006
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From: Valencia, Spain
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@max: jus out of curiosity, what CID is your K750?
can u sernd me your drivers to my email?
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tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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On 2007-03-18 02:47:12, *Jojo* wrote:
@tranced - OK, so you can see the PICS to while browsing 
i disabled the images so i can browse faster.
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*Jojo*
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@max - How come the STANDARD - K750 that you posted makes better images ??? The LAST upload . ..
@tranced - OK . . .
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djuro
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Water toboggan/slides, still dry, waiting for summer 
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*Jojo*
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Still can't get this image out of my mind . . . it was included in the SET I took when I went on the house's roof, though different-angle :
Some PLANTS in our dining area's: mini-garden still assisted by an mxe-60 flash . . .
It's TIME for swimming . . . . . :
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max_wedge
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On 2007-03-18 21:57:54, *Jojo* wrote:
@max - How come the STANDARD - K750 that you posted makes better images ??? The LAST upload . ..
@tranced - OK . . .
depends what you mean by better jojo! The very last pic I posted, is a standard K750, note the middle of the picture the red roofed mansion a couple of houses to the left of the crane boom (the red roofed house with a green roofed house on it's left). Then look at the same houses in the modified lense pic, it's over ten times bigger, and has much better detail. However the pic is hazy due to light leakage in the lense (which I have fixed since). So it depends what you mean by better 
You will NEVER get that kind of detail in a picture taken with a standard K750 from the same distance
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*Jojo*
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@max - That's what I want to say mate . . . the pics are a bit - HAZY . . . did not know that it has a leaked-lens . . . when you said: leaked does it means like it has a - CRACK |
max_wedge
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no, just that I had to large an aperture.
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*Jojo*
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@max - OK
A center-piece-dinner-table-flower-arrangement: Still assisted by a xenon flash (mxe-60) :
A classic-painting in the dining-room, done by a national-artist:
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xnuo
Joined: Aug 16, 2006
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@max: what kinda lens tweakage did u made to your k750?
what kinda lens did u used instead of the original, one from the telescope accesory?
if so,can you tell us step by step your camera hardware mod?
thanks dude.
oh, by the way,look what i found a while back:
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Posted: 2007-03-18 02:59
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