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Fisheye On The Cheap

Posted on March 14, 2021 by admin

A few years ago I upgraded from a Sony NEX7 to the newer Alpha 6000. The A6000 became my everyday walk around camera. But I didn’t want to let the NEX7 collect dust, nor did I want to spend a … Continue reading →

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What a View

Posted on August 27, 2014 by Arnie Lee

Wide Angle to the Extreme It’s eye-catching when I see a photo that “bends” the horizon. This bend comes from the camera’s lens. Use a very wide angle lens and you’ll see the curved “barrel” distortion on the images. One … Continue reading →

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About This Photo – Bison

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Arnie Lee

A Photo is Just a Split Second in Time This article is the another in a series of articles that I’ve called “About this photo” to draw attention to a few of those memorable photos that may be hiding in … Continue reading →

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