Camera: Panasonic GF1
Location: Granville Island
Time: March 2011
8.11.2011
7.29.2011
GF1 - Kelowna
-panorama
-first two taken with Canon FD lens
film will follow once developed
Camera: Panasonic GF1
Location: Kelowna, BC
Time: July 2011
7.13.2011
GF1 - Snaps
June is graduation month
-really need a zoom lens to take better shots, pancake is only best for portraits
Camera: Panasonic GF1
Location: SFU Burnaby
Time: June 2011
6.23.2011
Fuji Instax Mini 10 - Collection
film collection
part of camera collection
Film: Fuji Instax Mini
Camera: Fuji Instax Mini 10
Self Scanned by: Canoscan 8800F
6.21.2011
DIY DSLR Fish-eye Lens
in order to make a fish eye lens, you'll need the following:
used a rear cap since i had a spare one and also have the reverse ring. doesn't really matter but the longer the distance between the lenses the better. and there's also the possibility of scratching the lens/filter if you push the metal part too far back
- rear lens cap / front lens cap
- bench drill (best option but you can also use a hand drill)
- door eye viewer (got mine from a dollar store, the wider the better)
1. find the center of the cap and drill a hole the size of the viewer
2. pop the bottom half/nut part through the hole
3. screw the viewer on and it's done
rear cap and door eye viewer
right: EOS mount to 58mm ring (reverse macro ring)
mounted on 18-55mm lens
used a rear cap since i had a spare one and also have the reverse ring. doesn't really matter but the longer the distance between the lenses the better. and there's also the possibility of scratching the lens/filter if you push the metal part too far back
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