Showing posts with label K. Show all posts
Showing posts with label K. Show all posts

20150117

Kauri tree

The Kauri, Agathis australis, is a coniferous tree belonging to the family of the Araucariaceae. The trees can grow hundreds or even thousands of years old and reach over 50 meters of height. Kauris have been logged extensively due to the high quality of the timber. Only few and small patches of native Kauri forests remain. In addition, Kauri trees are threatened by a microbial pest, Kauri dieback disease.


Recommended links: Department of Conservation, Encyclopedia of New Zealand, Kauri Museum, Wikipedia,  
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20141107

Karwendel

The Karwendel is a mountain range north of Innsbruck in the border area between Austria and Germany. It belongs to the norhtern limestone alps, consist of rocky peaks, and is the origin of the river Isar, which later passes through Munich.


Recommended links: Alpenwelt Karwendel, Karwendel holidays, summitpost.org, tyrol.tl, Wikipedia (english), Wikipedia (german)

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20131028

Koolhaas, Rem

Remment Lucas Koolhaas is a famous Dutch architect.


Recommended links: archdaily, architecture.about.com, dezeen magazine, greatbuildings.com, Harvard, Smithsonian.com, Wikipedia

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20130919

Kalaloch

A beach, campground, community and lodge in Olympic National Park.


Recommended links: Kalaloch Campground, Kalaloch lodgeNational Park Service, Olympic Peninsula, Wikipedia

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20130626

Kerez, Christian

Swiss architect and professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich. 


Recommended links: Architekturforum Zürich, ETH Zurich, www.kerez.ch, Wikipedia (german)

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20130616

Konica AR - Sony E mount adapter

Adapter to mount Konica AR lenses onto Sony E mount cameras. Autofocus is not available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode


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Konica AR - Micro four thirds (m4/3) mount adapter

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


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Konica AR - Nikon 1 mount adapter

Adapter to mount Konica AR lenses onto Nikon 1 mount cameras. Autofocus is not available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode


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Konica AR - Canon EF-M mount adapter

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


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Konica AR - Fujifilm X mount adapter

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


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20130607

Konica AR - Canon EF mount adapter

Adapter to mount Konica AR lenses onto Canon EF or Canon EF-S mount EOS cameras. Autofocus is not available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode. Due to the shorter flange focal distance of Konica cameras, the adapter requires a lens element to permit infinity focus. I have only found one such adapter, which seems to have a magnification factor of 1.4. Does somebody have experience with this adapter or know of other Konica AR - Canon EF adapters?


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20130511

Krimml

A village in Austria, in the Zillertal mountains, which is known for Europe's highest waterfalls.


Recommended links: Krimmler Wasserfälle (english), Wikipedia (english), Wikipedia (german), Zillertalarena (english)

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20130411

Konica

Konica was a manufacturer of cameras and lenses (among other things) that merged with Minolta and their camera business later disappeared when it was sold to Sony.


Recommended links: buhla.de, Wikipedia

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-In memoriam of my Konica FT-1