In Position-01

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By: George Marks
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	George Marks {Karma:15437}
Project	#37 Night Photography	Camera Model	Canon Powershot Pro One
Categories	Journalism	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon Zoom Lens 7 - 50mm f2.5-3.5 L
Uploaded	5/30/2007	Film / Memory Type	Digital ISO 100 Equivalent
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Critiques	8	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	The ship is now positioned over the blocks. The lines are made fast and the ship held steady. All that remains is to "close the gate" and pump out the water.

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Paulo Uemura {K:2330} 2/4/2009

Hello George, thanks for commenting mine photo. I agree with you. I do not like to be retouched images, in fact I prefer to do a picture in a way that does not need intervention services. And that was in Chrome yet. And this picture is very interesting because it is not a common scene for us that we are not military or yard workers

Wayne Harridge

{K:18292} 8/8/2007

Excellent point of view and perspective. I also like the lighting you've captured in this shot.

...Wayne

Dave Arnold {K:55680} 8/3/2007

Thanks, George. So, if you are buying a lens that is specifically made for a digital camera, is there any "conversion" needed? According to salesmen, no. I have found that not to be true, though.

I should check what the real ratio is for the Sigma 10-20 I just bought. Not something I checked into before I bought it.

Dave

George Marks {K:15437} 8/3/2007

The "lens conversions" are based on the 24mm x 36mm dimensions of a 35mm film negative (a 2:3 ratio). Since most digital sensors (CCD's or similar), the effect is to magnify the image. On my Canon Pro One, the actual focal length is 7mm to 50mm, but because of the APD 'C' sized sensor in the camera, the net presented effect is 28mm to 200mm. Yeah, it gets a bit complicated but what the heck we still shoot.

Dave Arnold {K:55680} 8/3/2007

Yes, I notice you use that lens a bit.... I really don't yet understand the conversions of lenses. I bought the 180250 Tamron lens and later found out it is really a 28 at the low end. I'm wondering if this Sigma 10-20 is truly 10 MM...

Dave

George Marks {K:15437} 8/3/2007

Thanks for your kind comment. I shot this at the 7mm (28mm for 35mm equivalency). I do love the the lens. It is a Canon "L" lens ans it never ceases to amaze me.

Dave Arnold {K:55680} 8/3/2007

What an excellent perspective. I assume you had your lens all the way out at 7? This is the perfect scene for a wide angle.

I just got my Sigma 10-20MM in and can't wait for the right shots! That Canon lens of yours must be high dollar.

You've got some perfect light on this, too.

Dave

gábor gáspár {K:390} 6/4/2007

thanks George I'm really pleased with your opinion:) gábor gáspár

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