Playing around with a home-made extension tube and Olympus lens. Can you guess where this is?
KraigC Goldmember 2,227 posts Joined Sep 2005 More info | Jul 02, 2006 22:24 | #2 well.... It certainly isn't in my pocket :P
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landdownunder Member 33 posts Joined Jun 2006 More info | Jul 02, 2006 22:26 | #3 the united states of america?
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yamezbond Member 160 posts Joined Mar 2006 Location: Chicago More info | Jul 02, 2006 22:29 | #4 Thats a Dollar bill Canon 20D
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yamezbond wrote: Thats a Dollar bill Yah, sure, but which one? I also found some interesting "omissions" on this bill. Will post later.
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Mikelangelo Goldmember 1,262 posts Likes: 14 Joined Nov 2005 Location: West Chicago, United States More info | Jul 02, 2006 22:43 | #6 Or some denomination of american currency. I believe the ALL say that. Since I don't have any money on my at all, I can't try to compare to see who's portait is above the text. --
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Salticid Member 57 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: Pacific NorthWet More info | Jul 03, 2006 00:06 | #7 Chazs wrote: Playing around with a home-made extension tube and Olympus lens. Can you guess where this is? Series 2003 five dollar bill, with the large Lincoln portrait. It's from the frame of the portrait, just to the left of "LINCOLN". I can't read it, or really even see it, without a 5x loupe. Even with the loupe, it's darned fine print, so that's one heck of a shot. Just how many feet of extension did you use? How did you manage to light it up with a 3 micron working distance? Salticid
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Salticid wrote: Series 2003 five dollar bill, with the large Lincoln portrait. It's from the frame of the portrait, just to the left of "LINCOLN". I can't read it, or really even see it, without a 5x loupe. Even with the loupe, it's darned fine print, so that's one heck of a shot. Just how many feet of extension did you use? How did you manage to light it up with a 3 micron working distance? ![]() You should post a pic with part of the LINCOLN showing for comparison. 'LINCOLN' is roughly a mm tall, and at a wild guess (I can't find my calibration scale), the little letters are less than 1/10 of that--thinner than many pencil lines. Right on the spot: 2003 series 5-dollar bill. I shot this with a 7mm Olympus extension tube + a 20mm glass-gutted 2x tube (it was a Haminex 2x doubler that I removed teh glass from) + an old Vivitar Macro-Doubler (extends like a zoome lens) with a 28mm Zuiko lens. It was quite a kick looking around the $5 bill. I also noticed that there was some minor omissions on the memorial. Specifically, the second row frieze: South Carolina is Just Carolina, and New Hampshire is just Hampshire. As far as I could find out, no one knows why.
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