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Why do I shoot handheld? - I will try to explain here the reasons behind my decision. I must clarify that using a tripod is essential in specific photography situations. Depending on environmental conditions, lighting, and subject. I'm referring, of course, to manual photography. Particularly in CLOSE UP and MACRO shots where the automatic mode is seldom used.
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Radioactive vintage lenses refer to camera lenses that were produced during the mid-20th century. Primarily from the 1940s to the 1970s, which contained radioactive materials as part of their optical glass elements. These lenses were often used in various cameras produced by different manufacturers.