Unboxing the new Core i7 iMac, flickrfan, core, i7, i5, imac, 27, 2tb, hdd, snow, leopard, flat, panel, unboxing, unbox, gizmodo, engadget, cultofmac, tuaw, macworld, black, friday, apple, magic, wireless, mouse, keyboard, iphone, lacie, 1tb, hard, drive,photo by adamjackson1984 on FlickrFan Stan's site licensed under Creative Commons

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27" Screen
Intel Core i7 Processor
8 Gigabytes of Ram
2 Terabyte hard drive
AppleCare+MobileMe (Just cause)

Ordered on BlackFriday and finally arrived on the 10th of December. It’s a CTO / BTO model so I’m not surprised.

I was going to use it with my 30" Dell monitor but decided against it. I mean who honestly needs that much screen real estate?

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Flickrfan: ThankYouKeys

December 13, 2009

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Thank you sign spelled with computer keys

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This is perhaps the most ghetto picture I have ever taken.

To take macro pictures on an SLR you have to have an expensive macro lens, right? Wrong. I took this one with just my 18-55mm kit lens and my 50mm prime.

What you do this this – put one lens on the camera (preferably something with a bit of an enlargement factor – I used my lens’ longest focal length of 55mm), and then take your 50mm prime and hold it backwards against the lens on your camera. Be very careful not to grate the glass against anything as this will scratch it!

You then look through the viewfinder and get veeeery close until your subject is in focus. If you have a long enough focal length all you will get is a funky vignette (the vignette in this photo is natural btw), and if it isn’t then you will have a funky circle around the whole picture and then a vignette inside that instead.

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