Some months ago I stumbled across a post on Sonyalpha Rumors. The Lensbaby Tilt Transformer with the possibility to mount the Lensbaby Composer Focus Front or Nikon lenses on it. The local photography store had it in stock and I bought it right away! First without a Nikon lens, but shortly afterwards I bought two of them. You see the results in the following images.
See additional information for this Nikon lens on the Sony NEX camera line in this post.
See additional information for this Nikon lens on the Sony NEX camera line in this post.
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From the 85m high tower of Munich's town hall you have a great view over the city centre. When you're lucky you can even see the Bavarian alps in the distance. The tower can easily be ascend via elevator.
READ MOREThis is the second panoramic image which I shot with my first DSLR camera.
READ MOREThis panorama has been taken from the viewpoint in Munich's Olympic Park.
READ MOREÖxarárfoss is a waterfall in Iceland and very close to one of Iceland's well known tourist attractions: Þingvellir.
READ MOREThis panorama shows Bad Hindelang from the mountain station of the Imberger Horn cable car.
READ MOREKipon manufactures an adapter which enables you to mount any lens with a Nikon F-mount to your Sony NEX camera
READ MORESome information about the SLR Magic 35/f1.7 lens and how to use it on the Sony NEX camera series.
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READ MOREThis is from my 2019 calender either the Marcxh or the September page.
READ MOREMunich Town Hall Tower North East Corner
Bridge over the Ostrach near Bad Hindelang in
Cornerfix profiles for ultra wide Voigtlaender lenses on
Olympic Park Munich Viewpoint in Winter
Öxarárfoss on a cloudy day (Iceland)
Bad Hindelang Winter Panorama
Tilt experiments with Kipon Tilt adapter for Nikon
SLR Magic 35/f1.7 on Sony NEX 5
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Entrance Munich’s South Cemetery – Droste Spiral
