I might have mentioned yesterday that it's really cold here this week. Won't be getting out of the teens for at least couple of days if not for a week or more and below zero at night. Brrrr. This is the Fahrenheit scale I'm talking about here, the only "real" temperature measurement...hehe. :)
Well today I have a little Sign Up Sale for you. I have two dozen of these pretty #655 bronze Bitbuckets. These will run $60 plus shipping and the link to sign up is below. I will let the sign up run for 30 minutes, so until 2:30 eastern time and then I'll give 3 hours to get back to me after I send out the emails. So if you sign up please make sure to check your email (and spam filter to be safe) in the next few hours.
So, wishing everyone a warm and productive Wednesday and thanks for stopping by.
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Photo shot with new Lomography brass Petzval lens at f2.8 on Canon 5dmkii.
6 comments:
Hey Peter!
How do you like the Petzval lens? worth the money?
btw - love and use my ghost every day on my keychain.
Steve, the Petzval is a blast! Cool lens, looks really nice and is well built. The effect when shot wide open is very fun. I missed focus a little on this shot but have figured out what I need to do to get more controlled results. :)
awesome! wish I would have caught the kickstarter when the lens was under $400. $600 is a bit rough for a narrow focus (pardon the expression) lens. I'll make do with my mid-60's pentax super Takumar 50/1.4 on my canons. not one gram of usable lens coating. LOL!
did you get the awesome brass or black Petzval?
have you seen the Moment kickstarter?
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/584288471/moment-amazing-lenses-for-mobile-photography
I love your tools but I also love your product photography, half the fun of visiting your page.
Thanks Steve! Yes, I got in on the KS for a brass one so not too bad on the pocketbook...I have some idea on how to make this lens more than a one trick pony too, am having some custom apertures shapes made right now. ;)
Hi Peter. I'm still waiting for my black Petzval, anxiously. Would you consider selling a few copies of those custom aperture shapes for us sorry folks without access to metalworking machines? Photos using a keyton-shaped aperture would blow the people's minds on the ToolBook!
Andrew, email me, I will have a few extras.
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