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Image meta data says Pentax K-3
Batman:@Jaxson may I ask what camera do you use for your travel shots that give such a wide focal length range and impressive light sensor?
hmm wondering if i will ever mobilize my dinosaur canon 5d again ... very tempting!
Baby spiders and ants



Took the Xiaomi Mi Drone 4k to Rarotonga ![]()
(Considering selling it soon as probably won't need it now we're back.)

Great weather. Really loved the place actually.

Here are two photos of fruit taken today. The first photo is with my old Samsung S3 and the second with my Nokia 5. All default settings & flash set to off. The Samsung chose 1/17 at ISO 250 and the Nokia 1/20 at ISO 640. I chose the best photo out of about 6 from each camera. Both cameras showed at least 2 with missed focus. I'd say the colour of the apple is slightly more realistic from the Samsung & overall more vibrant from the Nokia. Straight from the camera apart from being cropped in gThumb.


I took these two photos to compare a flagship smartphone from 2012 to a more budget phone from 2017. In good light outdoors the Nokia 5 is just as good as the S3. In low light the S3 focuses quite a lot better.
Visited Zealandia last week and used a FUJIFILM X-T100:



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Very cool. Thinking about taking the kids there one day soon.
A quick bit from Vietnam
That's just nuts. I've seen that somewhere before. Travel show I guess. Not much wiggle room there!
People often mistake me for an adult because of my age.
Keep calm, and carry on posting.
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No matter where you go, there you are.
Stu:
That's just nuts. I've seen that somewhere before. Travel show I guess. Not much wiggle room there!
Yeah there's one in Thailand with a market either side, but this one was just a few meters between houses.
Having worked on the railways in NZ, it just didn't compute mentally with our safety proceedures etc here!
Waiting for the next job in.
Hội An Vietnam.

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