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Showing posts with label L. Show all posts

20150808

Panasonic Lumix GX8

A digital compact system micro four thirds stills and video camera that features a 20 MP sensor. The camera was introduced in 2015. 


Recommended links: cameralabsdpreviewephotozineFocus numérique, imaging resourcePanasonic UK, pocket-lint, photography blogReview by Richard, trusted reviews

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20150124

Lake Pukaki

A large moraine-dammed lake at the foot of the Aoraki/Mount Cook mountains, on New Zealand's south island, that is most remarkable for its intense blue-turquoise-green color (due to glacial flour). The natural outflow at its southern end has been dammed to use its waters for hydroelectric power generation.


Recommended links: Christian Krieglsteiner (g+), encyclopaedia britannica, newzealand.com, Wikipedia, 7 most stunning NZ lakes

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20141002

Lägern

A small mountain range (866 m) in the north of Zurich that runs 10 km from Dielsdorf in the east to Baden in the west. The entire ridge, from Dielsdorf (or Otelfingen) all the way to Baden, is an interesting and nice hike.

Recommended links: hikr.org, Wanderseite, Wikipedia (english), Wikipedia (german)

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20131103

Weitsee, Mittersee, Lödensee

Three small lakes located in a nature reserve between Ruhpolding and Reit im Winkl, in the bavarian alps. The beautiful lakes are wonderful for bathing in summer and popular for cross-country skiing in winter.


Recommended links: Aroundaboutmunich (german), Planet outdoor (german), Reit im Winkl (german), Ruhpolding (english), Wikipedia (english), Wikipedia (german),
 

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20130901

Lassen Volcanic National Park

A mountainous park in northern California that features volcanoes, boiling mud holes, fumaroles and mountain lakes. 


Recommended links: EveryTrail, Lassen Volcanic National Park Information, National Park Service, Tripadvisor, Wikipedia

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20130821

L-bracket

A piece of photography equipment that allows to mount a camera in vertical position without turning the tripod head.


Recommended links: google search

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Lembert Dome

A 2880 m high summit in Yosemite National Park that can be hiked from Tuolumne Meadows.


Recommended links: EveryTrail, summitpost, Wikipedia, Yosemitehikes

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20130626

Leutschenbach School

School building in the north of Zurich that was designed by Christian Kerez and finished in 2009.


Recommended links: ArchdailyArchitecture TodayThe Architectural Review, Mi Modern Architecture

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20130616

Leica M - Canon EF-M mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica M 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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Leica M - Fujifilm X mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica M 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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Leica M - Micro Four Thirds (m4/3) mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica M 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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Leica M - Nikon 1 mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica M 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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Leica M - Sony E mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica M 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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Leica R - Nikon mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica R 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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Leica R - Nikon 1 mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica R lenses onto Nikon 1 mount mirrorless cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Leica R - Canon EF-M mount adapter

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


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Leica R - Micro four thirds mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica R lenses onto Micro four thirds mount cameras (e.g., Olympus or Panasonic Lumix models). Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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Leica R - Fuji X mount adapter

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


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Leica R - Pentax mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica R 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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Leica R - Minolta/Sony alpha mount adapter

Adapter to mount Leica R lenses onto Minolta/Sony alpha mount SLR cameras. Autofocus will not be available and the lens has to be used in stop-down metering mode.


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