The Lensbaby Tilt Transformer makes it possible to mount Nikon lenses (with an F-mount) on the Sony NEX camera line. Read more about the lens here or here.
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READ MOREA small size comparison between the Sony SEL1855 and the Sony SEL55210 lens. They are both moubted on the Sony NEX-5.
READ MOREThis post tries to answer the question whether it is possible to stitch a spherical panorama made from so called sweep panoramas. They can be made using e.g. the Sony NEX-5. A somehow finished panorama can be seen, however it has some big errors and looks really wierd.
READ MOREThis panorama has been made from inside the head of Bavaria. Bavaria is a hollow bronze statue that can be ascended in the inside.
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This article presents a solution to the problem that the IR shutter mode of the Sony NEX 5 can't be combined with other shutter modes like bracketing. An arduino board with a servo is used to release the camera via the normal shutter button.

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This panorama is the result of 26 stitched images made with the Sony NEX-5 and the 16mm pancake lens. It is a test to be compared with the experiment I described in my last two posts.
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In 2012 the German Unity Day has been celebrated in Munich. The celebrations include a showcase of the German federated states (Bundesländer) and also other institutions like the parties of the Bavarian parliament. In the courtyard of the Bavarian Ministry of the Interior was an exhibition showing the many task of the ministry. This image shows a reprojected version of a panorama I made in the courtyard.

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Protected: Open Monday im Hackerspace-FFM
Cornerfix profiles for ultra wide Voigtlaender lenses on
Sony SEL55210 E-Mount Lens
Spherical pano stitched from sweep panoramas, an experiment
Oktoberfest like Bavaria sees it
Cylindrical Panorama from a Video Source
Remote Trigger with Arduino
Multirow Spherical Panorama made with the Sony NEX-5
Reprojected Bavarian Ministry of the Interior Courtyard
Experimenting With a Cinemagraph