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Davidus
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 Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 3:12 pm Post subject: Puppets in monastery |
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Davidus wrote:
In our monastery is now an exhibition of Czech film puppets for about last 60 years. There is unfortunately forbid to take pictures, but I have very special opportunity to take some pictures thanks to kindly permission of exhibition staff. I had not much time to do it, so I have only few pictures 
BTW This kind of taking pictures is exactly my cup of tea  You can spend hours there of taking pictures.
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#1 Helios 44-2
#2 Jupiter 37A
#3 Jupiter 37A
#4 Jupiter 37A
#5 Jupiter 37A
#6 S-M-C Takumar 200/4
#7 Jupiter 37A
#8 Tamron AD2 28/2.5
#9 Helios 44-2
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poilu wrote:
wow! that's very nice, you made a great capture 
what are the size of those puppets |
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Davidus
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Davidus wrote:
Thanks. Well, it's about 10 to 15 cm I think. Maybe some are higher.
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NikonD wrote:
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patrickh wrote:
Wonderful little creatures
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hexi wrote:
Fantastic color end very alive, i like it ! especially 2 nd and 3rd ...
by the way is this the soldier the "famous" "Dobrý voják Švejk" ( copied from wiki ) form Hasek books ? I've read that one 
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Poolhall wrote:
Hexi you read my mind, looks very like the good soldier himself |
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Davidus wrote:
I think, it isn't he. This one looks like some officer. But you're right, it's scene from this story.
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Poolhall wrote:
Are these puppets those used by Jiri Trnka? Fantastic if so - it looks like a scene from the Good Soldier -Velkopopovicky in the pub maybe |
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Davidus wrote:
Yes, they are. So it is possible 
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Olivier wrote:
Wow !
Beautiful, Davidus.
I like the Jupiter-37A's very much !
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ootunaoo wrote:
Great!!!
the sharpness and color, i love them so much, like a cartoon
thank 4 share
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ManualFocus-G wrote:
Fascinating! I love how you didn't have much time but still managed to take great photos and change the lens 4 times 
Did you shoot high ISO with no flash? What camera did you use?
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as his signature, he use canon 30D, same as mine.
how did you know he use high ISO, noise level is incredible, i guest about 200-400
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Olivier wrote:
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Fascinating! I love how you didn't have much time but still managed to take great photos and change the lens 4 times
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Maybe Davidus saw a lot of cowboy's movies with Clint Eastwood, and at his belt, he has each MF Lens with Eos adapter mounted ? 
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| I think, it isn't he. This one looks like some officer. But you're right, it's scene from this story. |
wow ! Davidus - you've recalled me some nice times ...
I have see some of these on TV when I was a kid!
@ 1 - I think Svejk is on the 1. picture first from left
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Davidus
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Davidus wrote:
So, let's go answer.
I have arranged this shooting some time ago. Because I live there, it was no problem for me to take some lenses. And of course tripod was used, so I used ISO 100. Not much time means for me about half an hour 
BTW I have only one M42 to EOS adapter.
Trifox: Yes you're right, I recognize him. I'm sure, you might also know two funny guys at #8
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Spotmatic wrote:
Of course, the guys at #8 are also famous in The Netherlands. I like their way to solve problems
If you hadn't told us, I would have sworn that those pictures are screencaps of HDTV movies. The quality is that good.
A je to
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Davidus
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Davidus wrote:
Wow, thanks.
I'm pleased you know them. It seems, that the Czech puppet film school (is it right in english?) is well known in world. I also have heard, that guys from Disney Studios came after WW II (not sure about it) to see, how they makes animated films here.
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as his signature, he use canon 30D, same as mine.
how did you know he use high ISO, noise level is incredible, i guest about 200-400 |
I didn't click to see the larger photos, doh! But yes, noise levels are good (ISO 100) but my 30D gives very good images at high ISOs too
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Davidus wrote:
Yes, I think, these 8 Mpix Canon DSLR are great performers, even in higher ISO. What is your comparison with 40D? Especially noise level.
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