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Use the actual focal length of the lens for depth of field calculations. The calculator will automatically adjust for any "focal length multiplier" or "field of view crop" for the selected camera. http://www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html

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This bracket has found itself collecting dust instead of living in my camera bag for some time. While it does collapse well, in a reasonably sturdy mechanism, it's still a pretty bulky unit. Sadly, the basic makeup of this bracket isn't strong enough to hold a full-size flash (580EX) safely in one place, making it totally useless (for me).

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http://www.gadgetinfinity.com/u-shape-flash-bracket-with-hand-strap-for-cameras.html Have you ever experienced over exposure with a flash attached directly on the hot shoe of your camera? A flash bracket is here to solve the problem. This Flash Bracket features two pivoting arms that keep your flash a certain distance from the camera lens. It can be adjusted to 90º, 120º and 270º.

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Démontage et nettoyage d'un Helios-40 - VirusPhoto - (Navigation

http://www.virusphoto.com/65588-demontage-et-nettoyage-dun-helios-40-a.html un 85mm f/1.5. Un objectif Russe, fabriqué dans les années 60 en monture àvis M39 pour ce modèle, puis M42 pour la version suivante, appelée Helios 40-2, qui elle, est noire. Une simple bague permet de transformer la monture M39 en M42, et chose bien plus interessante, la monture M42, étant donnée son tirage optique plus long que les montures moderens, est adaptable via la bague adéquate sur tous les boitiers modernes, numériques y compris. Tous, me direz-vous? non, pas tous: Nikon a en effet un tirage optique plus grand que les autres, et que le M42 en particulier, ce qui fait que si vous montez du M42 sur du Nikon, bye-bye la mise au point à l'infini.
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