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New York Reflections

 Travel » North America 		By baw
August 5th 2005
- In New York 57th street between 5th and 6th avenue is this skyscraper with a curved reflecting front. - I tried to capture some of these reflections. - Landscape orientation, 80 mm equ. including some of the trees along the building - Landscape orientation 210 mm equ. including some foliage on the other side of the street - Same shot but portrait orientation 210 mm equ. - Some workers, 135 mm equ. - Another try at 125 mm equ. - Head on shot, but didn't get the angle quite right. [Full Text]
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Blogs

 General » Websites » Jeber » Blogs 		By baw
August 5th 2005
A list with currently published Blogs. 001 - 002 - 003 - 004 - 005 - 006 - 007 - 008 - 009 - 010 - 011 - 012 - 013 - 014 - 015 - 016 - 017 - 018 - 019 - 020 - 021 - 022 - 023 - 024 - 025 - A list with currently published Blogs. 026 - 027 - 028 - 029 - 030 - 031 - 032 - 033 - 034 - 035 - 036 - 037 - 038 - 039 - 040 - 041 - 042 - 043 - 044 - 045 [Full Text]
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Sunset in Sharjah

 Travel » Africa 		By baw
July 22nd 2005
During a short stop in Sharjah, in the aftermath of a sand/dust storm the sky looked promising for a nice sunset. At the end of the afternoon I left our hotel (which has a spectacular open lobby inside) Walking past the nearby mosque..... I noticed the following sign It seems emancipation hasn't had much success here yet ;-) Continuing along the Corniche, I looked for a spot to capture the coming sunset. This looked like a good place, not too far from the hotel, which was a bonus in the high temperature This is how the scenary looked when setting up [Full Text]
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Know your Autofocus

 General 		By baw
July 20th 2005
This blog deals with how the autofocus (AF) system found on most non-DSLR digital cameras works. These are the cameras that have a continuous live preview of the subject, either on LCD or EVF (electronic viewfinder). The sensor is basically a videochip, which is used for many tasks amongst which also AF. These cameras normally use the contrast detect AF, as opposed to the more expensive phase detect AF. The following discussion is based on my Nikon Coolpix 5700, but the conclusions should be valid for most contrast detect AF cameras. Perhaps surprisingly, not by evaluating your whole scene. The AF [Full Text]
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