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TELEPHOTOGRAPHY xx CAMERA LENS xx PHOTOGRAPHY Long, longer, superlong. An illustrated guide to telephotography, includes tips on the use of long lenses. Using hand-held 500mm mirror-type telephoto lenses for candid photography. A discussion of the difference between a 200mm and 300mm lens and what that difference can do for you. Convert a telephoto or super-telephoto lens to macro (close-up) capability by using extension tubes or a set of bellows. Surprising results with tele converters. A review of what modern teleconverters do to lens definition and film speed. Includes tips on their use. Tips on taking sharp pictures when using slow film and telephoto lenses. New trends in telephoto lenses. Comparing the modern teleconverters. Tips on using the Celestron C-90 Super-Telephoto lens. Impact of a 2x teleconverter (lens doubler) on focal length and effective aperture is noted. Scoping out the telephoto. Understanding its special problems is the first step toward using a telephoto lens to your advantage. Extending your reach. Teleconverters can do a good job, but select and use them judiciously. What is available, how they function, testing, advantages, disadvantages, etc. Wooden mount for telescope and camera makes an inexpensive telephoto lens. Make your own telecamera. A plywood box camera using a cut film holder and with the focus fixed at infinity, will produce photos with a magnification of 10 or more, depending upon lens used. Build a Variscope, a variable power, multi-purpose telescope. Magnification from 20X to 70X. Can be used as telephoto lens for photography. Convenient mount doubles as carrier. Est. cost: $31. A look at telephoto converters that allow you to shoot portraits from a distance to prevent close-up distortion. Models for both cameras with noninterchangeable lenses and for SLR cameras with interchangeable 50mm lenses discussed. Tele, Zoom, Converter, which is best? A comparison in quality of picture. Pictures illustrate how to hand-hold a telephoto lens. Tips on dampening vibration when using a telephoto lens of 300mm or longer. Adapt oddball lenses for better tele shots. The poor man's guide to buying telephoto lenses. Adapting low-cost negative lenses to SLR cameras to produce telephoto effects. Couple an electronic flash gun with a telephoto lens to get flash pictures up to 85 or more feet away. Tips on eliminating fuzzy tele shots. A practical guide to using long telephoto lenses (400 to 1600mm). A comparison of seven hand-held mirror teles between 500mm and 700mm. How to couple a tele-converter with a zoom lens. Tips on taking photographs with a 500mm f/8 mirror lens. Teleconverters, what works best and why. Build your own 1000mm lens from an inexpensive +1 diopter close-up lens and PVC plastic pipe. A discussion of the use of the Questar telescope as a telephoto lens. Telephoto lenses: Facts and fallacies. Don't buy more than you need. How to use what you've got. Using the "ideal" telephoto lens, a 200mm fixed or zoom lens. Some tips on taking telephoto pictures and making good prints. A review of those 400mm lenses costing under $50. Tips on which to buy and a look at their limitations. Build this 762mm lens with an f/16 lens opening. Lens has only one element which is mounted in a plastic tube along with several baffles. Est. cost: $35. Use binoculars, monoculars, and focal length expanders as telephoto lenses. Norman Goldberg gives his ideas on how to use long lenses (200mm up). What you should know about telephoto lenses. Part 1 of an indepth survey of long lenses, how they work and how to use them. Tele-converters. Use for extra detail with telephoto lens or for extra magnification in close-up work. Don't underrate the low-cost 400mm telephoto lenses. How to use the lens and add supplementary lenses and use teleconverters to get even larger pictures. The selective eye of a close-focusing tele lens adds pictorial impact from short shooting distances. Use of extension tubes and diopter close-up lenses on normal tele's also discussed. How to convert your 50mm lens into a surprisingly good-quality 100mm and 150mm lens by using a teleconverter. Some tips. Five ways to make your normal lens "supernormal". Using +3 supplement, teleconverter, polarizer, deep-yellow filter, and reverse adapter. How to effectively increase light output for making long-distance tele flash shots. Includes description of a home-made light concentrator. All about teleconverters which double or triple your lens' focal length. How to use them to get the best results. Using teleconverters in portrait photography. The aperture-priority advantage. How versatile automatic SLRs can handle fascinating lenses and attachments with a minimum of fuss. Includes tips on using the soft-focus lens, long telephotos, mirror lenses, reverse rings, and slide copiers. Tips on using a tele-converter to double or triple the focal length of your lenses. Double-duty 2X extenders, with removable optics, double as simple extension tubes for close-up photography. Taking close-up nature photographs using a telephoto/tele-extender (telemacro) lens assembly. The monster telephoto lens. How to select and use this quintessential tool of nature photography. How to choose and use a teleconverter. How to shoot with a long tele or zoom. Teleconverters, telextenders, multipliers, and doublers. An update on the pros and cons of increasing your lens' focal length with them. Best how-to tips on choosing and using a teleconverter. Pros and cons of SLR mirror lockup when using long telephoto lenses. Includes tips on supporting camera/long lens combinations. Advice on selecting the correct long telephoto lens for your style of nature or animal photography. How to use a tape measure and empty slide mount to determine the correct long lens you need for a specific photograph. Choosing and using super-telephoto lenses (400mm+) in wildlife photography. How to buy a used (or new) mirror lens in the 450-600mm range, plus 8 tips for using mirror lenses. Budget telephoto lenses. Advice on selecting an inexpensive 400mm or 500mm telephoto lens, using it, and fitting it with an improved mounting collar or brace which you build yourself. Mirror lenses. Affordable alternatives to super telephotos. How they work and how to use them effectively. Photography ABCs. Using a telephoto lens. A guide to using super telephoto autofocus lenses. | |||||||||
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