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Showing posts with label C. Show all posts

20150124

Aoraki / Mount Cook Natinal Park

A mountainous park around New Zealand's highest mountains, including the Mount Cook, and the largest glaciers. It lies in the center of the south island and is most accessible from the east.


Recommended links: Department of Conservation, mtcooknz.com, newzealand.com, Wikipedia

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20141107

Chamois

The chamois, Rupicapra rupicapra, is a herbivorous animal that is native to the European mountainous regions. It belongs to the goat-antelope family and lives at altitudes up to 3600 m above sea level. The chamois has been introduced to New Zealand.


Recommended links: a-z animals, animal diversity web, IUCN red list, swissworld.org, waza.org, Wikipedia,

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20140929

Massif des Calanques

The coastal region in southern France, between Marseille and Cassis, that boast with an impressive cliff line and beautiful coves. The limestone cliffs are also a first-rate location for rock climbers.


Recommended links: bateliers Cassidens, calanques13, calanquesdecassis,  Office de Tourisme Cassis, Wikipedia (Calanques), Wikipedia (Massif des Calanques), Virée - Malin

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20140916

Caumasee

A small, beautiful mountain lake near Flims that is completely surrounded by dense forest. It lies at almost 1000 m above sea level and can only be reached by foot or bike. In summer, it is a popular lake for swimming.


Recommended links: bergfex.com, caumasee-flims.ch, flims.com, graubuenden.ch, myswitzerland.com, Wikipedia (english), Wikipedia (german)

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20140513

Camargue

The delta of the river Rhône in southern France that is deliminated by the Grand and Petit Rhône. A large part of the Camargue is protected as the Parc Naturel Régional de Camargue. It is an important habitat for birds (over 350 species) and also home to semi-wild horses.


Recommended links: arlestourism.com, parc-camargue.fr, saintesmarie.com, Wikipedia (Camargue), Wikipedia (Parc Naturel)

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20130919

Crab

Crustacean animals of the taxonomic group Brachyura that live in salt or fresh water or on land. Like insects, crabs belong to the Arthropods, but they have five pairs of legs. Also like insects, crabs have exoskeletons and have to molt as they grow.


Recommended links: Encyclopedia of life, Marine species identification portal, Wikipedia 

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20130901

Cinder Cone (Lassen Volcanic NP)

A cinder cone volcano that is a little over 200 m high and which was formed during an eruption almost 400 years ago.


Recommended links: EveryTrail, National Park Service, Sierra Nevada Geotourism, Summitpost, Tripadvisor, Wikipedia

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20130616

Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Pentax mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Zeiss lenses onto Pentax mount SLR cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Nikon mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Zeiss lenses onto Nikon mount SLR cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Canon EF mount adapter

Adapter to mount Conax/Zeiss lenses onto Canon EF or Canon EF-S mount EOS cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Sony E mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Zeiss lenses onto Sony E mount (NEX) cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Nikon 1 mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Yashica/Zeiss lenses onto Nikon 1 mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Micro Four Thirds (m4/3) mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Yashica/Zeiss lenses onto Micro Four Thirds (m4/3) mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Fujifilm X mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Yashica/Zeiss lenses onto Fujifilm X mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Contax/Yashica/Zeiss - Canon EF-M mount adapter

Adapter to mount Contax/Yashica/Zeiss lenses onto Canon EOS EF-M mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Canon FD - Canon EF/EF-S mount adapter

Adapter to mount Canon FD lenses onto Canon EF/EF-S mount SLR cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode. A "normal" adapter requires a glass element to allow infinity focus, but there is a conversion kit that allows to reversibly converta a Canon FD mount into an EF/EF-S mount (it seems specific for each Canon FD lens and is available from Ed Mika).


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Canon FD - Canon EF-M mount adapter

Adapter to mount Canon FD lenses onto Canon EF-M mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Canon FD - Fujifilm X mount adapter

Adapter to mount Canon FD lenses onto Fujifilm X mount cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Canon FD - Micro Four Thirds (m4/3) mount adapter

Adapter to mount Canon FD lenses onto Micro Four Thirds (m4/3) cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Canon FD - Sony E mount adapter

Adapter to mount Canon FD lenses onto Sony E mount (NEX) cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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