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Nearly half a dozen failed attempts/visits later, I finally got to see this piece of scientific history - thanks mainly to dear friend Pradeep and a kind-hearted employee of Alcatel, who shall remain nameless.
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Archive ID Date/Time Camera Lens Focal Length Exposure Program Shutter Speed Aperture ISO Exposure Bias Flash Filters Light Value Hyperfocal Distance Focus Distance Depth of Field Field of View Tripod Notes/Remarks |
n21_104-5792 2009.04.02 11:04:33 EST NIKON D200 AF DX Fisheye-Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8G ED 10.5 mm (35 mm equivalent: 15.0 mm) Manual 1/60 second(s) f/11.0 100 0 No None 12.8 0.48 m 1.33 m inf (0.35 m - inf) 99.9 deg (3.18 m) Yes ±3 stop bracket and HDR [tone-mapped JPEG] image generated with Photomatix |
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2009-04-02 20:05:13
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2009-04-03 00:56:09
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Seen in my contacts' photos. (?)
2009-04-03 01:11:57
Reminds me of some of the older satellites that can be seen at the Green Bank, WV location: www.gb.nrao.edu/
2009-04-03 12:42:52
2009-04-05 08:19:25
Thanks for the info about Green Park :)
2009-04-05 18:22:59
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2009-04-02 19:27:59