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 | To be honest I thought the Black and White image previously posted by Zak could not be surpassed........until I saw this photograph. This is an interpretation of machinery that really jumps off my monitor and right into my mind. An achievement in cool, tight and very deep art. hey mods · » Thursday May 5th, @02:37AM
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Andrew J
 | coool hey mods · » Thursday May 5th, @07:12AM
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kchaz
 | unique in every way... hey mods · » Thursday May 5th, @10:13AM
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SND2005
 | That's a neat idea. I bet it took longer to setup than to shoot! lol
On a side note, its interesting to see that even the 20D falls prey to CA ;-)
(Albeit very minor..)hey mods · » Thursday May 5th, @02:01PM
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SurfTheSky
 | The CA has very little to do with the camera itself. It's actually due to the fact that I've slapped a hand-made (in a lens engineering lab) bi-convex lens element on the 50mm f/1.8 II. Neither lens any specialized element to correct CA. It primarily has to do with the lens that you put on a dSLR. Once you get into the thumbnail-sized sensors and smaller, CA shows up because of the increased pixel density per square inch. All cameras are succeptable, but it has much more to do with lenses than sensors on a dSLR. Photographing a coin with harsh light or a strobe is pretty much asking for CA on most mediums. hey mods · » Thursday May 5th, @02:44PM
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bostechie
 | Very creative/imaginative.
What is CA? Anyone?hey mods · » Tuesday July 5th, @10:19AM
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