Ramesses
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Hi:
I keep taking photographs, but I do not have the slightest idea what to do with them. One thing is for sure, I will not be printing any. I just put in deposit, perhaps never to be seen again, over 5,000 slides from my travels and the days of the A1.
The only thing I’m doing, when I get the time, is to upload them to flickr.com. I have yet to upload my photos from the Huntington Library, LA Zoo-I (with a 18-70mm,) San Diego Zoo , San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara, and Wayfarers Chapel (Crystal Church in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.) However, I did upload my LA Zoo-II with my new 70-300 VR lens:
www.flickr.com/ramesses/sets (click on LA Zoo Tele set.)
The first photo of the entrance to the International Market Place, in the Zoo, was my first photo with the 70-300 – nothing to write home about, but it was the first. I am in the process of learning how to use such a powerful telephoto. In film, my tele was 135mm! I took many photos out of focus. I never had that problem before. One problem was the wire fences with the lens and camera’s autofocus. In addition, I have a magnifying eye-piece that allows me to shoot photos without the aid of glasses. However, with a tele, it makes it very hard to focus manually. Another problem is that my eyesight is not what it used to be and without the focusing rangefinders of film cameras, well – it is not that easy for me. The main reason, however, is that I need to learn how to use the lens.
Best regards,
Ramesses
I keep taking photographs, but I do not have the slightest idea what to do with them. One thing is for sure, I will not be printing any. I just put in deposit, perhaps never to be seen again, over 5,000 slides from my travels and the days of the A1.
The only thing I’m doing, when I get the time, is to upload them to flickr.com. I have yet to upload my photos from the Huntington Library, LA Zoo-I (with a 18-70mm,) San Diego Zoo , San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara, and Wayfarers Chapel (Crystal Church in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.) However, I did upload my LA Zoo-II with my new 70-300 VR lens:
www.flickr.com/ramesses/sets (click on LA Zoo Tele set.)
The first photo of the entrance to the International Market Place, in the Zoo, was my first photo with the 70-300 – nothing to write home about, but it was the first. I am in the process of learning how to use such a powerful telephoto. In film, my tele was 135mm! I took many photos out of focus. I never had that problem before. One problem was the wire fences with the lens and camera’s autofocus. In addition, I have a magnifying eye-piece that allows me to shoot photos without the aid of glasses. However, with a tele, it makes it very hard to focus manually. Another problem is that my eyesight is not what it used to be and without the focusing rangefinders of film cameras, well – it is not that easy for me. The main reason, however, is that I need to learn how to use the lens.
Best regards,
Ramesses