GESO: Roadside Jersey

The recent discussions about unique roadside structures brought to mind some highway features near me.My favorite is a classic Jersey diner that closed decades ago and is slowly falling apart. I decided to run out and take an image of it, and discovered that it was in the process of demolition.

Re: An old Sears M42 preset 35mm lens

The K24 f3.5 would be my choice as well. I have one and use it for reverse mounted for macros, and it works great. But aside from a brief trial on the K1, I've never used it as intended. Mark On 4/7/2021 12:33 PM, Stanley Halpin wrote: Nicely done Juan. I vote for the K24/3.5 for you to use

Re: gfm npw alternate

On 4/7/2021 10:37:45, Steve Cottrell wrote: On 6/4/21, Scott Loveless, discombobulated, unleashed: Anyway, if this looks interesting to anyone, I'm in. I am also open to other suggestions. I wish I could!! Sadly my boat refit is taking up all time/funds/energy at the moment, with no letup

Re: Geso: Pefferlaw creek sugar bush

Quite interesting and nicely photographed. Dan Matyola *https://tinyurl.com/DJM-Pentax-Gallery * On Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 10:22 AM David J Brooks wrote: > Our camera group, practising good social distance measures, had a tour of > one of our somewhat

Re: An old Sears M42 preset 35mm lens

Stan you are the only one who voted so you're winning by 100% so far :) The K24 will definitely be in a video soon. My copy is in super nice shape, I remember I paid $50 for it on ebay, almost 20 years ago, to this day one of my best finds there. j -- Juan Buhler - http://www.juanbuhler.com

Re: Geso: Pefferlaw creek sugar bush

Sure did. Very nice, Dave. I wish we had some places like that around here. A question: are the flipped lensball images created in PP? Alan C On 07-Apr-21 04:22 PM, David J Brooks wrote: Our camera group, practising good social distance measures, had a tour of one of our somewhat local maple

Re: An old Sears M42 preset 35mm lens

Nicely done Juan. I vote for the K24/3.5 for you to use in one of your upcoming projects… Stan > On Apr 2, 2021, at 5:07 PM, Juan Buhler wrote: > > I suppose since this lens is M42 then it is on-topic enough to post here? > I found this lens on ebay for not too much money, and thought it was

Re: gfm npw alternate

On 6/4/21, Scott Loveless, discombobulated, unleashed: >Anyway, if this looks interesting to anyone, I'm in. I am also open to >other suggestions. I wish I could!! Sadly my boat refit is taking up all time/funds/energy at the moment, with no letup for a long time - I'm already 6 months behind

Geso: Pefferlaw creek sugar bush

Our camera group, practising good social distance measures, had a tour of one of our somewhat local maple syrup farms on Tuesday. Some of the group have been here before last fall for fall colour shots and the tour. We got some inside shots and a few outdoor shots on our walk. It's quite hilly and

Re: gfm npw alternate

Scott, thanks for looking into this. I am interested in joining the party but unsure whether we’ll be able to make a commitment. Our major flood-damaged-kitchen restoration project is now finally under contract with the guy saying “maybe May or June we’ll get to it…” I was a member of PATC

Re: OT Superzooms

A Coolpix P950 is on it's way. In a few days I will know if it was my best or my worst idea. On Wed, 7 Apr 2021 at 12:00, Henk Terhell wrote: > > I have been considering the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2000. It may not have > a extremely long reach (24-480 mm), but it has a 1 inch sensor that is >

Re: OT Superzooms

I have been considering the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2000. It may not have a extremely long reach (24-480 mm), but it has a 1 inch sensor that is much improvement compared to those of standard compact camera's. On the other hand, it means I would no longer take along my Pentax DSLR's which, though

Re: And now for something different

Hello Juan, > On 4 Apr 2021, at 18:46, Juan Buhler wrote: > >> Just out of curiosity, what was the input to the Neural Network? >> Keywords, descriptions? > > No, it's just the pixels themselves. I'm using a pretrained convolutional > neural network, or CNN. You know how Google Photos is able

Re: OT A little divertissment

Taht is very appropriate:  Händel's Water Music Henk Op 2021-04-07 om 01:22 schreef ann sanfedele: Painful to listen to - not pleasant pitch for my old ears.  but had to chuckle when I recognized this appropriate selection: