A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
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pakodominguez
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A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
We went last weekend to the openning of the high Line Promenade here in NYC http://www.thehighline.org/ and I saw this old man with his A100 walking front of me while I was shooting with the 7D and a fisheye
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Re: A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
It's a good shot, and I like the fisheye effect. Did you talk to him at all?
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Re: A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
No: I'm not that chatty 
and I was with my GF and other friends trying to getting out of the crowd -You don't see it on this picture, but there were a lot of people hanging around.
The fisheye is an Accura 12mm f8 (a friendly member of the Minolta and MinoltaManualFree groups @ Yahoo, Ray Lemieux wrote and article about this lens REF: http://thesybersite.com/general/12mm-fisheye/) that I got on ebay for 60 US$ because it was listed as "Minolta MD/MC) while the lens is actually a T-Mount -it works with all kind of cameras with a 10 US$ adapter (adapter that I already had in Alpha mount) As any other fisheye, it is nice for a lot of things, but doesn't works for everything...
and I was with my GF and other friends trying to getting out of the crowd -You don't see it on this picture, but there were a lot of people hanging around.The fisheye is an Accura 12mm f8 (a friendly member of the Minolta and MinoltaManualFree groups @ Yahoo, Ray Lemieux wrote and article about this lens REF: http://thesybersite.com/general/12mm-fisheye/) that I got on ebay for 60 US$ because it was listed as "Minolta MD/MC) while the lens is actually a T-Mount -it works with all kind of cameras with a 10 US$ adapter (adapter that I already had in Alpha mount) As any other fisheye, it is nice for a lot of things, but doesn't works for everything...
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Re: A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
Pako, what's a GF? Grandfather?pakodominguez wrote:No: I'm not that chatty
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Re: A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
I was at a wedding today, and guess what... too many P&S and just one DSLR, the photographers'...an A100 
Re: A100 @ the High Line Promenade, NYC
Wow... amazing... nice gallery...
Alpha100,Kit 18-70, Min 28-105 3.5-4.5 xi, Min 70-210 4.5-5.6, Fujinon M42 50 2.8
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