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Muddy building site at night
Friday 18th September 2009 – 09:30
I took this photograph many years ago around Staffordshire University around 4AM in the eerie night, using a Pentax MZ-S, film, and a steady hand on the shutter release for a few minutes on bulb for long exposure. I remember when they said digital would never be better than film.
Star trails in the trailer park
Friday 7th August 2009 – 10:00
This photograph was taken in a trailer park in Yuma, Arizona.
You can see that the stars in the sky have made trails as the earth moves relative to them.
I kept the shutter of the camera open for a relatively long period (about 10 minutes) using a Canon TC-80N3 remote control. This unit has various settings, such […]
Sigma 30mm f1.4 EX DC HSM Lens Focusing Problem / High Pitched Noise
Thursday 23rd July 2009 – 21:45
My favourite lens, my Sigma 30mm f1.4, has developed a problem. Frequently it does not respond to auto-focusing, and it makes a high-pitched sound almost like it is struggling to focus
