Darron Birgenheier:
Nikon D50 long exposure noise reduction test
Darron Birgenheier:
Diffraction rings in a pinhole camera image
Darron Birgenheier:
The Dull Flame of Desire
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Chromatic aberration correction with a Samyang 500mm F/8 lens
Darron Birgenheier:
Fenix P1D LED flashlight
Darron Birgenheier:
Romanian M44 rifle muzzle and bore focus stacked
Darron Birgenheier:
Tamiya Sand Viper RC buggy under construction
Darron Birgenheier:
Carved pumpkin
Darron Birgenheier:
Nikon D600 sensor dust problem (recorded with pinhole lens)
Darron Birgenheier:
A US dime wags its tongue at the establishment clause (at 10X)
Darron Birgenheier:
Sigma 28-105mm Nikon lens autofocus drive screw at 10X
Darron Birgenheier:
10X microscope objective lens on Nikon D600
Darron Birgenheier:
A Fish Called Wander
Darron Birgenheier:
Bubby the Wonder Cat loses his grip on terra firma
Darron Birgenheier:
Bubby the Wonder Cat descends toward Reno
Darron Birgenheier:
Bubby the Wonder Cat loses his grip on terra firma
Darron Birgenheier:
Bubby the Wonder Cat loses his grip on terra firma
Darron Birgenheier:
Nikon D600 Celestron C90 spotting scope / telescope resolution test USAF 1951
Darron Birgenheier:
Just before the fallout...
Darron Birgenheier:
Fox Mountain, Big Valley, California in infrared, 760nm IR filter
Darron Birgenheier:
Sleeping through the Apocalypse
Darron Birgenheier:
Resolution test on Canon PowerShot A1200 point & shoot with USAF-1951 test target
Darron Birgenheier:
Norman FQ3-UV LH2000 LH2400 flashtube
Darron Birgenheier:
Norman LH2000 flashhead, $6 Home Depot DIY snoot painted flat black, minimum power (63 watt seconds)
Darron Birgenheier:
Norman LH2000 flashhead, bare bulb, minimum power (63 watt seconds)
Darron Birgenheier:
20" DIY Beauty Dish made from a $6.00US woven-bamboo salad bowl
Darron Birgenheier:
20" DIY Beauty Dish made from a $6.00US woven-bamboo salad bowl
Darron Birgenheier:
First test of Cokin P knock-off ND8 grad filter
Darron Birgenheier:
Blue-coated big flashbulb in an Argus C-3 flashgun, versus a 5 second ambient exposure
Darron Birgenheier:
Cassiopeia, unprocessed from a single raw frame at ISO12,800 with ancient Vivitar 135mm, f/2.8 manual focus lens on Nikon D600
