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PRAKTICA fit PRAKTICAR 80-200mm f4.5-5.6 ZOOM TELE LENS US $39.18
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Vintage Vivitar Tele No. 67580 - f=300mm 1:5.6 LENS US $9.99
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Minolta MC Tele Rokkor-PF 100 mm F/2.5 Lens US $53.00
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Tamron 70-300 LD 1:4-5.6 Tele-Macro (1:3.8) Lens Nikon Mount US $99.99
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VIVITAR LENS - AUTOMATIC TELE-CONVERTER 2X-5 US $7.00
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Tamron SP 500mm 1:8 TELE MACRO BBAR MC Lense US $129.00
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KENKO KCT-20 2.0 TELE CONVERSION LENS 37mm Mount *NEW* US $11.00
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PANASONIC DMW-LT55 55MM TELE CONVERSION LENS US $46.00
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Omega MC 2X Auto Tele Converter OLY-OM Teleconverter Lens US $9.99
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Star D MC Auto 3X Tele Lens Converter US $9.99
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NIKON M90 AUTOMATIC W/VIVITAR 2X CUSTOM TELE-CONVERTER MODEL 2X-3 LENS US $35.00
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PT Cambron 3x auto tele converter camera lense US $250.00
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KONICA 200mm f3.5 HEXANON AR TELE LENS FOR KONICA KR MOUNT W/CAPS SEE LISTING US $35.00
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Video Lens, 2x tele Conversion US $.99
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Vivitar 28mm F2.8 Auto Wide-Angle Lens w/3x tele converter! US $50.00
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Nice! Kalimar Auto Tele Converter 2X for Minolta Lens US $4.99
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SL 49mm 2.0X Tele-Photo Lens For Sony NEX-C3 NEX-5N New US $16.75
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SL 37mm 2.0X Tele-Photo Lens For Sony DCR SX45 SX85 SX65 US $11.00
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BK LENS WIDE+TELE+FILTER FOR 40.5mm Samsung NX200 NX100 NX11 NX10 20-50mm US $36.83
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SL LENS WIDE+TELE+FILTER For 37mm Olympus 17mm E PL1 P1 US $35.93
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Our self image is what listens to our thoughts and plays a significant role in how we think. In a loving relationship it is so simple to share your heart with that special person. The way we receive our thoughts could be like that lover and pull conscious thinking from our deepest wisdom.
When you face a challenge like a disability you are forced to change on that deepest level. When you do that the quality of your life, even with a disability dramatically improves.
If we direct our thoughts to our self image and we have the ability to control that, we would change how we interpreted every thing that happens in our life. For instance if we think to a negative self image we would interpret things through that negative perspective. Just like when you wear sunglasses everything you see has the tint of the color of your lens, when you see through a negative perspective everything has the tint of your negative self.
That would be true in any aspect of life; how you interpret your thoughts changes your experience. Now just think if you had the ability to control what part of you interprets your life... well you do.
A positive self image is not limited by past conditioning and is free to respond to life the way it feels. Directing our thoughts to our positive self image will naturally change the way you interpret your reality.
Our self image is like the clothes we wear; they can be changed. It is not as easy as changing a shirt, but our self image can be reconditioned and our interpretations would change. When you face a difficult challenge, like living with a disability; consciously interpreting your situation becomes essential for a happy life.
(c) Marc Lerner 2008
Learn to create habits that change your thinking in a Tele-seminar. This simple skill determines the quality of your life & your actions. Go to http://lifeskillsinc.com get a free e-book and enroll in a Tele-seminar. Accept the gift of conscious thinking & listen to what your wisdom has to say. This simple technique can change how you interpret your entire life, your health challenge and what part of you becomes active in the healing process. You can interpret from past conditioning or the Wisdom of your Body; it is really your choice.
More Opportunities for Good Photographic Composition – Adding Motion to Still Photography
Composition of good photography is all about the ability to visualize the shot as a painter would a canvas. What elements can the artist or cameraman add to create the well composed image?
One of these facets is motion. It is possible to enhance photographic composition with strong visual references implying impressions of movement through the photograph. The viewer is drawn into the picture with a number of devices available to the photographer.
A distant point of interest in a street scene, for example, attracts the eye of the beholder when converging lines appear to intersect with the object of interest. Where the pavement on each side of the street adjoins the roadway, where the windows and roof lines of the adjacent buildings appear to line up, where a line of traffic heads towards the distant object: all these facets create the appearance of lines that converge on the object and induce the eye to follow into the shot achieving a sensory appreciation of movement.
Building a composition allows the artist or photographer the opportunity to add in ingredients that define the shot. Connecting these components with a visual line or in a visual progression of elements leads the viewer into the shot. These apparent lines of sight need not be necessarily vertical or horizontal. In fact a diagonal achieves dynamism that is often lacking in a photograph that concentrates on horizontal or vertical elements.
Picture waterfowl alighting on a lake: the birds tend to ski in on their webbed feet, wings spread wide for braking to a soft water landing. The process creates a lot of water action offering a number of shot options: the bird creates a wake as it glides in before settling into the water. A longer shot picks up the initial splash of the water from the landing and links subsequent water disturbances.The line between the first contact with the water and the settling bird creates the sense of motion.
The second picture option is to portray the bird in close-up with wings spread wide as it touches the water. The splash from contact with the water will radiate away from the forward momentum of the bird. Capturing the bird and spray from the water splashes not only aides the sense of motion but will sometimes present rainbow colours of the spectrum refracted in the water droplets adding another dimension to the photo.
Clean backgrounds allow the viewer to centre on the primary object of interest. If the object appears to be passing through the picture then the sense of motion is enhanced when the background is clean and an item in the foreground (in focus) creates the imaginary line between the foreground object and the point of interest, again drawing the viewer in to the photo.
Focus on a street scene and position an approaching vehicle so that it is coming forward at an angle of around thirty degrees. By using an open bend in the street, the approaching vehicle achieves a sense of arriving from another direction and the roadway beyond fills the photo behind the subject. Other vehicles, walking people, buildings adjacent to the curb-side add interest to the composition. Using a wide angle lens, the impression of curvature and appreciation of motion both help to augment the image.
Similar shots can be composed to convey motion in sporting situations with racers pouring down a hill where the slope of trajectory down the hill and the angle of approach can aid the appearance of motion. By panning with the approaching racers and achieving a focus point just where the racers begin to transition past the photographer and before the racers deviate off the approach vector, another aspect is added to the photographic composition. The background will begin to blur adding to the sense of motion. In lap situations where participants cover the terrain a number of times the shooter has the opportunity to work through different locations and composition options to optimise photographs.
So, in summary, there are a variety of opportunities to add movement to still photographs. Where possible, plan shots in advance, using time before arrival of the subject to assess approach vectors, elements to add into the image and practise the rapid alignment of camera to the right position to acquire the desired subject before it disappears out of picture.
One of the great pleasures I enjoy is assessing and analysing my photos after a shoot. If I’ve got plenty of quality images to choose from, I’m more likely to find some really great pics so take lots of photographs and cull the less attractive later. Another tip is to buy extra storage: digital storage is cheap. Save even the not so attractive images for extracting segments for later use in other compositions such as montages. Above all, practise, practise, practise and don’t forget to have fun.
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About the Author
I've walked this earth for the last 57 years and started taking pics as a kid on a "Box Brownie" before migrating to a Kodak Instamatic 110. I moved up to 35mm with a Minolta 7 Series II in 1976 and eventually made it to SLR via the Canon T70 and some decent Tamron Telephoto and wide angle lenses in 1983. I recently moved into digital photography and just love the instant immediacy and myriad options that the new technology brings.
I specialize in landscape photography. Living in New Zealand (Godzone), I am blessed with many spectacular photo opportunities. These days my camera is almost always close at hand and I have been rewarded with some awesome results.
I have twice been the recipient of the Editor's Choice Bronze Award from the International Library of Photography and have been involved for the last 10 years in my church video team where my responsibilities include cameraman, director, team manager.
A foray onto the Internet a couple of years ago led to the establishment of my first photography website (since sold) and I have a string of similar projects in train including a photography store-front - web portal,
Is a 2x tele converter lens good to have?
I have a Canon Rebel XT and 2 lenses
1) 18-55mm standard lens
2) 75-300mm telephoto lens III
What would a 2x tele convereter lens do for me?
I do a a lot of landscape shots. Does the quality change?
A 2x TC will double the range of your 75-300mm to 600mm. This is nice for wildlife and sports photography, but for landscapes you'd generally use a wide angle lens.
Tele converters do degrade image quality and they also require more light. The more powerful the TC, the more pronounced this becomes. So a 2x TC degrades image quality more than a 1.4x TC. And since your 75-300mm zoom is a consumer grade lens to begin with (as is the Canon 70-300mm), stacking a 2x TC on it probably won't win you any photography competitions. Still, it can be a fun item to have in your camera bag.
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