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About Me Member General Digital Photographer v3gas22./Male/Sweden Recent Activity Deviant for 6 Years
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New dawn...

Thu Jun 28, 2007, 8:11 AM
  • Mood: Cheerful
  • Listening to: Vornagar - Hyperion
  • Watching: Sopranos Season 4
  • Playing: Guitar Hero II
So, I guess the journal is in pretty dire need of an update. Was a while ago, and alot has happened since. I'm no longer working my ass off for minimumwage as a phonesalesman, I traded up! I now work with rubber and sand. No I don't manufacture painful condoms, I work as a vulkanizer (that's probably not even a word but who's counting) and a sandblasterer (look, another imaginary word created from swenglish). What I do is dress metal up with rubber, and to do that I first need to rug the surface up - less babybutt and more Chuck Norris beard so to speak! this is done most easily with sand. The rubber extends the durability. I like it ALOT better then my previous job, it's alot more independent and free. Not strapped to a desk with a phone by your side. The give-and-take principle is applied, which basically means to get the job done, if this means working 30 minutes in to your break - so be it. It all smooths out in the end since we can go home earlier or perhaps have a 1 hour lunch instead of half an hour and so on. The monthly pay is also very generous! :)
Photographywise then, well I got the Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens a few months ago and it has served me well so far. Pretty expensive lens but those extra millimeters was well worth it. It's wellbuilt and reasonably sharp aswell. And I guess anything would be a tradeup for a guy who's been using the 18-55mm kitlens for landscaping earlier.

/Jimmy

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  • Current Residence: Sweden, Gällivare.
  • Interests: Music, Movies, Computing, Photography, Games, Herpetology and more.
  • Favourite movie: Bubba Ho-Tep right now.
  • Favourite band or musician: Surely too many to specify here - here's a few though: In Flames, Metallica, Randy, The Sounds.
  • Favourite genre of music: Metal, Rock, Punkrock and more.
  • Favourite style of art: Photography & Drawing mostly.
  • Operating System: Windows XP.
  • MP3 player of choice: Ipod Shuffle 1 gigabyte.
  • Favourite game: Used to be Starcraft, now - Guitar Hero II!
  • Favourite gaming platform: X-box 360.
  • Favourite cartoon character: Kif, from Futurama.
  • Personal Quote: Better is the enemy of good.
  • Tools of the Trade: Canon 30D : Canon EF-S 10-22mm USM : Batterygrip BG-E2 : Velbon CX 440 Tripod : Photoshop CS2.

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:icondimensionseven:
Hello, dear random deviant! :wave:

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:iconmarwin82:
Många bra bilder här.. :)

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:iconjjuuhhaa:
Hey :wave:
Thank you very much for the :+devwatch:

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Thanks so much for watching me,
I really appreciate it! =)

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Thanks for the :+fav:

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:iconlondonxpress:
Hey! The 10-22 is a nice lens, although keep in mind that you'll have to stop it down for higher detail (if that is what you are looking for). My best results fall between f5.6 and f8 - the majority being shot at f7.1 now. The contrast has always been nice and it has offered me true colours - I'm sure you'll enjoy it!
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Hey Jimmy - thanks for the note!

The 20D can go up to 30 seconds before you enter bulb mode, but you can pre-program for longer exposures (up to 99 hours) using the Canon TC-80N3 remote timer. It is basically a shutter release that you can program information into. It's a shame that you need something like this to over-ride the camera, but it does the job nicely.

Cheers,
Evan

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