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trypode8 wrote:
Updated: 2008-05-29
Hello,
I never have the time to upload my website correctly so I finally bought a Flickr Pro account to upload my pics quickly and organize them easily by genres, places, events or lenses...
That's a cool way to share some samples. Later I'll post some 100% crop from each one. Stay tuned!
The MFLenses folder
I will regularly update this post when I will upload new or old pics I shot with my MFLenses.
 
Peleng 1:3.5 8mm (89 pics) 4 new pics
 
SMC Pentax-M 1:2.8 28mm (48 pics) Lens sold
 
MC Sigma Mini-Wide II 1:2.8 28mm macro (9 pics)
 
SMC Pentax-M 1:2.8 40mm pancake (3 pic) 2 new pics (Lent by Flor27)
 
SMC Pentax-A 1:1.7 50mm (130 pics)
 
Mamiya / Sekor 1:1.4 55mm (41 pics) 7 new pics
 
Helios 44-2 1:2 58mm (2 pics) 2 new pics
 
Helios 40-2 1:1.5 85mm (39 pics) 20 new pics
 
Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro (22 pics) 1 new pic
Tamron 1:5.6 300mm (1 pic)
Revuenon 1:8 500mm (1 pic)
I will try to put a pic of each lens in situation on my K10D like I did here:
Manual Focus Lenses
Enjoy!
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Orio wrote:
Nice collection, and quite complete. You only need a 135mm and a 200mm.
About Flickr, many use it, I also have an account but I only put there some test shots because Flickr policy allows Yahoo to make full use of your pictures, in whole or cropped, for promotional purposes related to Yahoo or the linked companies.
Don't know if you or others are aware of this - I just thought it was a good occasion to remind this.
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Attila wrote:
Really, really nice! Especially way how link here!
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| Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:26 pm Post subject: |
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LucisPictor wrote:
Nice presentation! Added you as a contact.
| Orio wrote: |
About Flickr, many use it, I also have an account but I only put there some test shots because Flickr policy allows Yahoo to make full use of your pictures, in whole or cropped, for promotional purposes related to Yahoo or the linked companies.
Don't know if you or others are aware of this - I just thought it was a good occasion to remind this. |
Is that really true? Even if you do not add to the CC licence models and put all rights reserved into your profile? Will need to check that...
Well, I hardly have any professionally usable pics in there anyway. 
" What considerations have been given to copyright?
We offer the ability for you to associate a Creative Commons licence with one or all of your photos. You can find out more on this page.
If you see your work in someone else's photostream, please submit a Notice of Infringement to the Yahoo! Copyright Team. Information on how to do this correctly is here, and there's a link in the footer."
" I've found my photos on someone else's website, what do I do?
There are a few ways that your photo might be displayed outside of Flickr, but still hosted here. Some of the ways include:
* Blogs
* Tag search applications
* Web-based games (often fun memory based programs)
* Screen savers (displaying most recent uploads, or photos from Explore, etc.)
* Desktop photo display widgets (like Apple's Dashboard or Yahoo! Widgets)
Through the Flickr API, it is possible to construct such websites and applications that query Flickr's publicly available photos via tags or user ID and build dynamic content that displays photos in interesting ways. If they are properly using the Flickr API and abiding by the requirements, the photo as seen on the page will link back to the photo page as it is found in your photostream and it will be for non-commercial use. The actual image itself is not hosted on that site, but the display will probably look different than what you are used to.
Some people are not comfortable with this, and we understand that. To that end, we allow our users to opt-out of applications that query Flickr's database using the API. Your photos will still be searchable on Flickr.com and you will still be able to use third party sites for your own stream if you give them permission via the authorization process. Separate from the API Opt-out, we offer the opportunity for users to hide the 'Blog This' button above your images. This will prevent people from using Flickr's integrated blogging feature found above a photo, though it is not a guarantee that your photo will not be blogged manually.
Note: There are a few instances where your image may be hosted on Flickr, but someone has just linked to the static image element and not through to your photostream itself. This is against the Flickr Community Guidelines. If you have questions about that, feel free to drop us a note via Help by Email. "
/Taken from Flickr FAQ/
(Sorry for OT)
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| Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:45 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
super trypode
I had only time to check the pentax 1.7 and they are all first class
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Orio wrote:
I don't have time to search now but this is not the clause I was referring to
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trypode8 wrote:
Thank you all! 
About the Flickr "crappyrights": I have to say that I feel like an amateur. For the moment, I'm exercise myself. My pics are 1024 - 1600 pixels max, I never put full scale on the Internet. If someone "steal" my photo, no problem: I don't live of it.
Thing is: on the Internet, I believe that we can't fight for our rights. If you want to protect your pictures, you have to print, expose, but never put them online (or maybe 640 pixels max). For the moment, everything I do is creative commons: you can use my pictures, but not for commercial issues.
My next problem about copyright is about the website Suicide Girls: I'll shoot some sexy sets in few weeks (with MFLenses, for sure!) but all my pics will belong to the website (but I'll be credited). That's a little scary.
Orio: I've got one 135mm, the SMC-Pentax M f:1.3.5 135 mm. No pic for the moment...
Now I want a 200mm, a 16 or 17mm, and a 35mm! And a 40' Pancake, and a f1:1.2 50 or 55mm... 
Attila: Thank you 
LucisPictor: aren't you on a MFLenses group? How can I join it?
poilu: Thank you! I'm not sure to use the Pentax 1.7 for a moment, I love my new Mamiya / Sekor 1:1.4 55mm. (But I've got a big yellow spot when I shut the aperture...).
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:32 am Post subject: Updated: 2008-05-06 |
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trypode8 wrote:
Updated: 2008-05-06
New lens:
- MC Sigma Mini-Wide II 1:2.8 28mm macro
Only one pic for the moment, more to come later.
New pics:
- SMC Pentax-A 1:1.7 50mm
One black and white pic.
- Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
One black and white pic and 9 new eye macros with a homemade ring light:
And you can check 3 of my first shots for a project (with MFLenses) here:
Watermelon pips
SMC Pentax-A 1:1.7 50mm
MC Sigma Mini-Wide II 1:2.8 28mm macro
Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
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luisalegria wrote:
Kind of a pointless technical question under the circumstances I suppose -
How did you stick all the watermelon seens on the very cooperative lady ?
You never know when such knowledge will be useful, unlikely as it may seem ! |
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trypode8
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trypode8 wrote:
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Kind of a pointless technical question under the circumstances I suppose -
How did you stick all the watermelon seens on the very cooperative lady ?
You never know when such knowledge will be useful, unlikely as it may seem ! |
 well... She did that herself! She is a model, so she is cooperative then.
And the secret: the pips stick themself, without any kind of glue!
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ChrisLilley wrote:
| luisalegria wrote: |
Kind of a pointless technical question under the circumstances I suppose -
How did you stick all the watermelon seens on the very cooperative lady ?
You never know when such knowledge will be useful, unlikely as it may seem ! |
I was tempted to post, that the fun is not sticking them on but licking them off. However, that would be quite inappropriate so I'm glad I didn't say that.
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Laurence wrote:
| ChrisLilley wrote: |
| luisalegria wrote: |
Kind of a pointless technical question under the circumstances I suppose -
How did you stick all the watermelon seens on the very cooperative lady ?
You never know when such knowledge will be useful, unlikely as it may seem ! |
I was tempted to post, that the fun is not sticking them on but licking them off. However, that would be quite inappropriate so I'm glad I didn't say that. |
Yes, Chris, I'm glad you didn't say that. Your integrity is still intact! 
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trypode8 wrote:
I can't wait to read your questions when I'll do my first Suicide Girls set this Saturday.
I will not be "which lens did you use for that shot?" but "how she can do that alone?"...
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Farside wrote:
| ChrisLilley wrote: |
| luisalegria wrote: |
Kind of a pointless technical question under the circumstances I suppose -
How did you stick all the watermelon seens on the very cooperative lady ?
You never know when such knowledge will be useful, unlikely as it may seem ! |
I was tempted to post, that the fun is not sticking them on but licking them off. However, that would be quite inappropriate so I'm glad I didn't say that. |
You might not have said it, but I certainly thought it.
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| Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 9:15 am Post subject: Updated: 2008-05-21 |
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trypode8 wrote:
Updated: 2008-05-21
New lens:
- SMC Pentax-M 1:2.8 40mm pancake (Lent by Flor27)
Only one pic for the moment, more to come later.
New pics:
- MC Sigma Mini-Wide II 1:2.8 28mm macro
7 black and white pics and one in color.
- SMC Pentax-A 1:1.7 50mm
2 color pics and one black and white.
- Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
3 black and white pics.
And you can check a new set for a project (with MFLenses) here:
Emilia + Luc
Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
MC Sigma Mini-Wide II 1:2.8 28mm macro
Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
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emi007 wrote:
very good picture, I need to study to you  |
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padiej wrote:
hallo!
A flickr-page is a good idea to offer the pictures.
I beginn to upload my test´s and pictures to give a little help to find a good lens.
To use the full and unlimited service, I have to pay 16€ per anno, then I can post full sice up to 20MB per picture.
Now, the gratis beginner-service allows 100MB upload per month, the pictures will be uploadet full sice, but without paying, the size will be reduced of ca. 1000/1000pix.
Then, if I pay, I can use full-size.
I think, this is a good sevice and 1,5€ per month is a good price for unlimited store.
regards peter
Hallo trypode8!
You have a lot of my lenses, too, yesterday, a Sigma mini - wide find to me, now, i am using this lens.
regards Peter
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zewrak wrote:
I know there are pictures. But I am curious, what is that Peleng like? Do you recommend it to others or do you recommend them to get something else?
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LucisPictor wrote:
It seems that I have missed some great shots and some nice comments in this thread. Well done!
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trypode8 wrote:
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| very good picture, I need to study to you |
Thank you! I saw some of your pics and I don't think you need to study from me, you are good too!
I love the way you take some cinema lenses to convert them for digital camera, that's a wonderful job!
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A flickr-page is a good idea to offer the pictures.
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You have a lot of my lenses, too, yesterday, a Sigma mini - wide find to me, now, i am using this lens. |
Yes, Flickr is very useful for me because I don't have the time to make my own website.
Oh, what do you think about that Sigma? I fell in love with it: sharp, light, clean and great for portraits and macros!
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| I know there are pictures. But I am curious, what is that Peleng like? Do you recommend it to others or do you recommend them to get something else? |
Under 12mm, I only tried a 10-20mm. For the price, and for the fun, I recommend the Peleng, but the best thing to do is test it...
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| It seems that I have missed some great shots and some nice comments in this thread. Well done! |
Thank you! I have tons of pics to update, and no time for it...
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| Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 11:35 pm Post subject: Updated: 2008-05-29 |
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trypode8 wrote:
Updated: 2008-05-29
New pics:
- Peleng 1:3.5 8mm
4 new pics
- SMC Pentax-M 1:2.8 40mm pancake
2 new pics
- Mamiya / Sekor 1:1.4 55mm
7 new pics
- Helios 44-2 1:2 58mm
2 new pics
- Helios 40-2 1:1.5 85mm
20 new pics
- Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
1 new pic
Some samples:
Peleng 1:3.5 8mm
SMC Pentax-M 1:2.8 40mm pancake
Mamiya / Sekor 1:1.4 55mm
Helios 44-2 1:2 58mm
Helios 40-2 1:1.5 85mm
Panagor 1:2.8 90mm macro
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