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Sunday, February 13, 2011

Fat Katherine

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

Once in a while one of the Warsaw’s newspaper is organizing the so-called Photo Day.
Previous to that I was, took place in the Electro-Heating and some pictures is here:

http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/11/11/nx10_one-two-freddys-coming-for-you/

This time the expedition was to the “Fat Katherine.”

Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f3.2 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

It is one of the water intakes for Warsaw. It is set in a river some 200 meters from the shore. One way to measure the entrance to the underground tunnel is a passage of about 300 meters.

Samsung NX10 │ 1/80s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/100s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 400

This time the tour was not enough and fast, just like the time for pictures. I did what I could, with the NX10 and EX1. In the dark corners good job was with 20mm lens, and sometimes flash.

Samsung NX10 │ 1/2s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/100s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f5.6 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/50s │ f4.3 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/30s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1.300s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1.000s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/15s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/50s │ f4.0 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

And last three my love Natasha :D

Samsung NX10 │ 1/320s │ f4.0 │ 50mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/80s │ f10.0 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung EX1 │ 1/90s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 80

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Macro with the Samsung NX10

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

Did you know you could also combine macro filters with your Samsung NX10 set? Macro filters, or sometimes called close-up filters, are a cheap way to take photos at a very short distance. You are so close that you need to be careful not to hit your subject with the lens!

A real macro lens costs a lot of money, but a macro filter is cheap and the results are pretty acceptable. One thing you need to be careful of is the size of the filters since not every lens has the same diameter. To see what filter diameter your lens has, you can look at the front of the lens or sometimes on the side. It should be indicated there with a diameter symbol followed by a number in millimeters. Usually it’s around 50mm. The Samsung Zoom Lens 1:3.5-5.6 18-55mm has a filter diameter of 58mm and the pancake 1:2 30mm lens has one of 43mm.

Samsung NX10 │ 1/3s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 800

So when you buy a macro filter or a set of macro filters, make sure the diameter is the same as your lens! You can find these filters in most advanced camera shops or online.

Once you have them, you simply screw them on the front of your lens and viola, you’re good to go! It’s best to put the Samsung NX10 in manual focusing mode, because the depth of field can get very shallow with these filters, especially when you combine a few of them on top of each other. That’s right: you can screw a macro filter onto… another macro filter! Your lens might become very long though…

Samsung NX10 │ 1/3000s │ f3.8 │ 30.0mm │ ISO 400

Now it’s time to find some tiny objects to shoot. I walked around the house and garden and took the photos you can see below. Have fun!

Samsung NX10 │ 1/4s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 800

Samsung NX10 │ 1/8s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 800

Samsung NX10 │ 1/15s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/6s │ f22.0 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 800

Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f4.3 │ 30.0mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/45s │ f5.0 │ 45.0mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/100s │ f5.6 │ 55.0mm │ ISO 100

Friday, December 31, 2010

And it’s the end of the year.

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

It is time for the last post this year. In my life this year, a lot of changes occurred. The most important thing is that I was a daddy!

In this case, all the rest has become less important. Well, maybe except that I am the lucky owner of NX and EX systems.

Samsung EX1 │ 1/45s │ f2.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 80

So happy it happened that I am the holder almost complete set of lenses for NX10. I hope that yours Santa Claus will be generous this year.

I will meet your wishes.

Samsung NX10 │ 1/30s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 1600

Samsung NX10 │ 1/30s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/20s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/13s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

If you were good boy or girl all year round, you probably will get something cool, if you were bad, beware of bad Panda!

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX10 │ 1/125s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

and wait for Christmas tree

Samsung NX10 │ 1/15s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 800

Samsung EX1 │ 1/60s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 80

Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f5.0 │ 89mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/8s │ f16.0 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

In all this there is one thing that not comforted me – winter! As I do not like winter, for me, may be all the time from 25-30 degrees :)

Samsung EX1 │ 1/350s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 100

Samsung EX1 │ 1/350s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f4.0 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung NX10 │ 1/40s │ f4.0 │ 50mm │ ISO 800

Samsung NX10 │ 1/15s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 200

Ah, another opportunity this year! We have a wedding anniversary – it’s the fifth!

I bought such a gift.

Samsung NX10 │ 1/25s │ f2.8 │ 20mm │ ISO 100

Samsung EX1 │ 1/60s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 80

Samsung EX1 │ 1/60s │ f1.8 │ 5.2mm │ ISO 80

This time, a very humble post. The next will be better.
I wish You a happy Christmas and a happy new year!

Also remember that not everyone is happy this time and help them, please.

Best Regards

Daniel

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

One, two, freddy`s coming for you…

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

Found recently a new page, on which was written: Organize a Photo Day 6.0 in electronic heating unit. I thought, but an opportunity! I have to be there. We went to the plant, which operates since 1950. The building makes a big impression, we were there for 4 hours – we have not seen everything! Stupidest thing I did was leave the tripod at home. It’s hard, somehow you had to deal with.

To enter the factory, there were two conditions:
Do not touch anything!
Do not use images for commercial purposes.
Unless both conditions have accomplished, I have two hands and the photos on the event did not sell;)

The weather that day was horrible, all the while it rained and we went in helmets. Every time I bent my head the water flowed to the cameras. Fortunately, my two Samsung abolished the job very well. In fact the only problem is that the steamed lenses, but that some pictures look even better. High ISO Test went quite well. A noisy images look after working great.
The end of writing. better to see what my eyes saw.