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    Posted: 01 January 2020 at 15:32
Day Prime 2020

The challenge is to use as many of your lenses as possible in 2020


The idea of this challenge is inspired by Week 50, in which participants shoot with a 50mm lens for the 50th week of the year. The Challenge of Day Prime is to post pictures taken on the appropriate day for the lens - hence shots with a 16mm taken on 16 January, 28mm on 28 January and so on (after January it becomes more difficult but see the next post).

Day Prime is organised on basis of weeks. Day Prime weeks run from Monday till Sunday. The focal lengths that fall in that week should be used in that week; for example: week 2 runs from Monday January 6 - Sunday January 12 and is for focal lengths from 6 mm to 12 mm. On what day of the week this/these FL(s) is/are used is up to you but the photos should not be made before January 6 or after January 12.

This means you have a whole week to use your lens(es). Of course you still can use your lens(es) on the appropriate day, but if that day doesn't suit you because of work or weather or whatever, you can make your photo on any other day of that week.


Day Prime is called a challenge, but it's very easy going:

Rules:

You can use any prime lens you like
You can use any zoom lens you like, but you can only use the zoom ends
Adapters and converters that change the FL of the lens are not allowed except for dedicated converters (such as for the Sony E16/2.8 and/or FE28/2) and teleconverters for FLs of 135mm and more
You are free to use A-mount and E-mount cameras
You can post as many photos as you like made on the appropriate day/in the appropriate week
You can only post the photos that were made on the appropriate day/in the appropriate week
Cropping and minor straightening is allowed, but the photo should reflect the focal length of the lens

Have fun!

Further notes:
Please add EXIF data: camera used, lens used, aperture, exposure, iso
You don't have to sign up: just post your photos!
You can't drop out of this challenge: you decide on the days you want to participate: the challenge is to participate on as many days as you can
It would be nice if you post your better shots also in the Sample Images subforum (for A- and E-mount lenses) or go here for samples with non-native lenses


Day Prime Challenge has two threads. This one is for photos and comments; you can also post photos of the gear you are using; and there's a 2020 Training Centre for your out-of-challenge contributions.

This challenge is for everyone! Everyone will learn something and everyone can enjoy it.
If you have not joined before and do not fully understand the guidelines, do not worry. Just start posting and ask as many questions as you want.

Edited by pegelli - 01 January 2020 at 15:57
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List of dates for January until June (Other months to follow later 'as time progresses')
Since a new year starts on a different day of the week every year the "groupings" of focal lengths (lenses) within one week will be slightly different from last year.


    DAY     DATE             DotW     Week     Focal lengths        Starts on
    01     01 January     Wednesday      1          1-5 mm
    02     02 January     Thursday     
    03     03 January     Friday     
    04     04 January     Saturday     
    05     05 January     Sunday     
                   
    06     06 January     Monday           2          6-12 mm        Page 1
    07     07 January     Tuesday     
    08     08 January     Wednesday     
    09     09 January     Thursday     
    10     10 January     Friday     
    11     11 January     Saturday     
    12     12 January     Sunday     
                   
    13     13 January     Monday           3          13-19 mm        Page 4
    14     14 January     Tuesday     
    15     15 January     Wednesday     
    16     16 January     Thursday     
    17     17 January     Friday     
    18     18 January     Saturday     
    19     19 January     Sunday     
                   
    20     20 January     Monday           4          20-26 mm        Page 7
    21     21 January     Tuesday     
    22     22 January     Wednesday     
    23     23 January     Thursday     
    24     24 January     Friday     
    25     25 January     Saturday     
    26     26 January     Sunday     
                   
    27     27 January     Monday           5          27-33 mm        Page 10
    28     28 January     Tuesday     
    29     29 January     Wednesday     
    30     30 January     Thursday     
    31     31 January     Friday     
    32     01 February     Saturday     
    33     02 February     Sunday     
                   
    34     03 February     Monday           6          34-40 mm       Page 13
    35     04 February     Tuesday     
    36     05 February     Wednesday     
    37     06 February     Thursday     
    38     07 February     Friday     
    39     08 February     Saturday     
    40     09 February     Sunday     
                   
    41     10 February     Monday           7          41-47 mm       Page 16
    42     11 February     Tuesday     
    43     12 February     Wednesday     
    44     13 February     Thursday     
    45     14 February     Friday     
    46     15 February     Saturday     
    47     16 February     Sunday     
                   
    48     17 February     Monday           8          48-54 mm       Page 19
    49     18 February     Tuesday     
    50     19 February     Wednesday     
    51     20 February     Thursday     
    52     21 February     Friday     
    53     22 February     Saturday     
    54     23 February     Sunday     
                   
    55     24 February     Monday           9          55-61 mm       Page 22
    56     25 February     Tuesday     
    57     26 February     Wednesday     
    58     27 February     Thursday     
    59     28 February     Friday     
    60     29 February     Saturday     
    61     01 March       Sunday     
                   
    62     02 March       Monday            10        62-68 mm       Page 25
    63     03 March       Tuesday     
    64     04 March       Wednesday     
    65     05 March       Thursday     
    66     06 March       Friday     
    67     07 March       Saturday     
    68     08 March       Sunday     
                   
    69     09 March       Monday            11        69-75 mm       Page 26
    70     10 March       Tuesday     
    71     11 March       Wednesday     
    72     12 March       Thursday     
    73     13 March       Friday     
    74     14 March       Saturday     
    75     15 March       Sunday     
                   
    76     16 March       Monday            12        76-82 mm       Page 29
    77     17 March       Tuesday     
    78     18 March       Wednesday     
    79     19 March       Thursday     
    80     20 March       Friday     
    81     21 March       Saturday     
    82     22 March       Sunday     
                   
    83     23 March       Monday            13        83-89 mm       Page 30
    84     24 March       Tuesday     
    85     25 March       Wednesday     
    86     26 March       Thursday     
    87     27 March       Friday     
    88     28 March       Saturday     
    89     29 March       Sunday     

    90     30 March      Monday           14        90-96 mm        Page 33
    91     31 March      Tuesday     
    92     1 April        Wednesday     
    93     2 April        Thursday     
    94     3 April        Friday     
    95     4 April        Saturday     
    96     5 April        Sunday     
                   
    97     6 April        Monday           15        97-103 mm       Page 35
    98     7 April        Tuesday     
    99     8 April        Wednesday     
    100    9 April        Thursday     
    101    10 April      Friday     
    102    11 April      Saturday     
    103    12 April      Sunday     
                   
    104     13 April    Monday           16       104-110 mm        Page 38
    105     14 April    Tuesday     
    106     15 April    Wednesday     
    107     16 April    Thursday     
    108     17 April    Friday     
    109     18 April    Saturday     
    110     19 April    Sunday     
                   
    111     20 April    Monday           17       111-117 mm        Page 42
    112     21 April    Tuesday     
    113     22 April    Wednesday     
    114     23 April    Thursday     
    115     24 April    Friday     
    116     25 April    Saturday     
    117     26 April    Sunday     
                   
    118     27 April    Monday           18      118-124 mm          Page 42
    119     28 April    Tuesday     
    120     29 April    Wednesday     
    121     30 April    Thursday     
    122     1 May       Friday     
    123     2 May       Saturday     
    124     3 May       Sunday     

    125     4 May       Monday          19      125-131 mm           Page 44
    126     5 May         Tuesday     
    127     6 May         Wednesday     
    128     7 May         Thursday     
    129     8 May         Friday     
    130     9 May         Saturday     
    131     10 May        Sunday     
                   
    132     11 May        Monday           20     132-138 mm        Page 45
    133     12 May        Tuesday     
    134     13 May        Wednesday     
    135     14 May        Thursday     
    136     15 May        Friday     
    137     16 May        Saturday     
    138     17 May        Sunday     
                   
    139     18 May        Monday           21     139-145 mm        Page 48
    140     19 May        Tuesday     
    141     20 May        Wednesday     
    142     21 May        Thursday     
    143     22 May        Friday     
    144     23 May        Saturday     
    145     24 May        Sunday     
                   
    146     25 May        Monday           22     146-152 mm        Page 50
    147     26 May        Tuesday     
    148     27 May        Wednesday     
    149     28 May        Thursday     
    150     29 May        Friday     
    151     30 May        Saturday     
    152     31 May        Sunday     
                   
    153     1 June         Monday          23     153-159 mm            -
    154     2 June         Tuesday     
    155     3 June         Wednesday     
    156     4 June         Thursday     
    157     5 June         Friday     
    158     6 June         Saturday     
    159     7 June         Sunday     
                   
    160     8 June         Monday          24     160-166 mm        Page 53
    161     9 June         Tuesday     
    162     10 June         Wednesday     
    163     11 June         Thursday     
    164     12 June         Friday     
    165     13 June         Saturday     
    166     14 June         Sunday     
                   
    167     15 June         Monday          25     167-173 mm        Page 54
    168     16 June         Tuesday     
    169     17 June         Wednesday     
    170     18 June         Thursday     
    171     19 June         Friday     
    172     20 June         Saturday     
    173     21 June         Sunday     
                   
    174     22 June         Monday          26     174-180 mm        Page 54
    175     23 June         Tuesday     
    176     24 June         Wednesday     
    177     25 June         Thursday     
    178     26 June         Friday     
    179     27 June         Saturday     
    180     28 June         Sunday     

    181     29 June           Monday           27     181-187 mm        -
    182     30 June           Tuesday     
    183     1 July            Wednesday     
    184     2 July            Thursday     
    185     3 July            Friday     
    186     4 July            Saturday     
    187     5 July            Sunday     
                   
    188     6 July            Monday           28     188-194 mm     Page 55
    189     7 July            Tuesday     
    190     8 July            Wednesday     
    191     9 July            Thursday     
    192     10 July          Friday     
    193     11 July          Saturday     
    194     12 July          Sunday     
                   
    195     13 July          Monday            29     195-201 mm    Page 56
    196     14 July          Tuesday     
    197     15 July          Wednesday     
    198     16 July          Thursday     
    199     17 July          Friday     
    200     18 July          Saturday     
    201     19 July          Sunday     
                   
    202     20 July          Monday            30     202-208 mm       -
    203     21 July          Tuesday     
    204     22 July          Wednesday     
    205     23 July          Thursday     
    206     24 July          Friday     
    207     25 July          Saturday     
    208     26 July          Sunday     
                   
    209     27 July          Monday             31     209-215 mm
    210     28 July          Tuesday     
    211     29 July          Wednesday     
    212     30 July          Thursday     
    213     31 July          Friday     
    214     1 August     Saturday     
    215     2 August     Sunday     
                   
    216     3 August     Monday             32     216-222 mm
    217     4 August     Tuesday     
    218     5 August     Wednesday     
    219     6 August     Thursday     
    220     7 August     Friday     
    221     8 August     Saturday     
    222     9 August     Sunday     
                   
    223     10 August     Monday             33     223-229 mm
    224     11 August     Tuesday     
    225     12 August     Wednesday     
    226     13 August     Thursday     
    227     14 August     Friday     
    228     15 August     Saturday     
    229     16 August     Sunday     
                   
    230     17 August     Monday             34     230-236 mm
    231     18 August     Tuesday     
    232     19 August     Wednesday     
    233     20 August     Thursday     
    234     21 August     Friday     
    235     22 August     Saturday     
    236     23 August     Sunday     
                   
    237     24 August     Monday             35     237-243 mm
    238     25 August     Tuesday     
    239     26 August     Wednesday     
    240     27 August     Thursday     
    241     28 August     Friday     
    242     29 August     Saturday     
    243     30 August     Sunday     

    244     31 August     Monday              36     244-250 mm
    245     1 September     Tuesday     
    246     2 September     Wednesday     
    247     3 September     Thursday     
    248     4 September     Friday     
    249     5 September     Saturday     
    250     6 September     Sunday     
                   
    251     7 September     Monday              37     251-257 mm
    252     8 September     Tuesday     
    253     9 September     Wednesday     
    254     10 September     Thursday     
    255     11 September     Friday     
    256     12 September     Saturday     
    257     13 September     Sunday     
                   
    258     14 September     Monday              38     258-264 mm
    259     15 September     Tuesday     
    260     16 September     Wednesday     
    261     17 September     Thursday     
    262     18 September     Friday     
    263     19 September     Saturday     
    264     20 September     Sunday     
                         
    265     21 September     Monday              39     265-271 mm
    266     22 September     Tuesday     
    267     23 September     Wednesday     
    268     24 September     Thursday     
    269     25 September     Friday     
    270     26 September     Saturday     
    271     27 September     Sunday     
                   
    272     28 September     Monday              40     272-278 mm
    273     29 September     Tuesday     
    274     30 September     Wednesday     
    275     1 October     Thursday     
    276     2 October     Friday     
    277     3 October     Saturday     
    278     4 October     Sunday     
                   
    279     5 October     Monday              41    279-285 mm
    280     6 October     Tuesday     
    281     7 October     Wednesday     
    282     8 October     Thursday     
    283     9 October     Friday     
    284     10 October     Saturday     
    285     11 October     Sunday     
                   
    286     12 October     Monday              42    286-292 mm
    287     13 October     Tuesday     
    288     14 October     Wednesday     
    289     15 October     Thursday     
    290     16 October     Friday     
    291     17 October     Saturday     
    292     18 October     Sunday     
                   
    293     19 October     Monday              43    293-299 mm
    294     20 October     Tuesday     
    295     21 October     Wednesday     
    296     22 October     Thursday     
    297     23 October     Friday     
    298     24 October     Saturday     
    299     25 October     Sunday     
                   
    300     26 October     Monday              44    300-306 mm
    301     27 October     Tuesday     
    302     28 October     Wednesday     
    303     29 October     Thursday     
    304     30 October     Friday     
    305     31 October     Saturday     
    306     1 November     Sunday     
                   
    307     2 November     Monday              45    307-313 mm
    308     3 November     Tuesday     
    309     4 November     Wednesday     
    310     5 November     Thursday     
    311     6 November     Friday     
    312     7 November     Saturday     
    313     8 November     Sunday     
                   
    314     9 November     Monday              46    314-320 mm
    315     10 November     Tuesday     
    316     11 November     Wednesday     
    317     12 November     Thursday     
    318     13 November     Friday     
    319     14 November     Saturday     
    320     15 November     Sunday     
                   
    321     16 November     Monday              47    321-327 mm
    322     17 November     Tuesday     
    323     18 November     Wednesday     
    324     19 November     Thursday     
    325     20 November     Friday     
    326     21 November     Saturday     
    327     22 November     Sunday     
                   
    328     23 November     Monday              48    328-334 mm
    329     24 November     Tuesday     
    330     25 November     Wednesday     
    331     26 November     Thursday     
    332     27 November     Friday     
    333     28 November     Saturday     
    334     29 November     Sunday     
                   
    335     30 November     Monday              49    335-341 mm
    336     1 December     Tuesday     
    337     2 December     Wednesday     
    338     3 December     Thursday     
    339     4 December     Friday     
    340     5 December     Saturday     
    341     6 December     Sunday     
                   
    342     7 December     Monday              50    342-348 mm
    343     8 December     Tuesday     
    344     9 December     Wednesday     
    345     10 December     Thursday     
    346     11 December     Friday     
    347     12 December     Saturday     
    348     13 December     Sunday     
                   
    349     14 December     Monday              51    349-355 mm
    350     15 December     Tuesday     
    351     16 December     Wednesday     
    352     17 December     Thursday     
    353     18 December     Friday     
    354     19 December     Saturday     
    355     20 December     Sunday     
                   
    356     21 December     Monday              52    356-362 mm
    357     22 December     Tuesday     
    358     23 December     Wednesday     
    359     24 December     Thursday     
    360     25 December     Friday     
    361     26 December     Saturday     
    362     27 December     Sunday     
                   
    363     28 December     Monday              53    363-366 mm
    364     29 December     Tuesday     
    365     30 December     Wednesday     
    366     31 December     Thursday     



Edited by pegelli - 28 July 2020 at 13:47
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Thanks for setting this chellenge up for 2020 Pieter! For me it is a good encouragement to go out shooting!
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Glad to be of service Fred, and I'm a heavy user of day prime myself as well. For these first three month I only have weeks 1, 11 and 12 off

Later it gets more quiet   
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Snegren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 January 2020 at 08:09
Originally posted by pegelli pegelli wrote:

Glad to be of service Fred, and I'm a heavy user of day prime myself as well. For these first three month I only have weeks 1, 11 and 12 off

Later it gets more quiet   

No such luck for me. 12 weeks, 32 focal lengths to cover, no time off   

Edit: Week 1 off, don't have anything below 10 mm.

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I don't believe luck has anything to do with it Paul. GAS may be?

For me 11 weeks with 18 FL's in the first quarter.
29 FL's in total for the year, excluding TC's for 135mm and more. That would bring the total far over 30 FL's.

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Originally posted by Fred_S Fred_S wrote:

I don't beleive luck has anything to do with it Paul. GAS may be?

For me 10 weeks with 14 FL's in the first quarter.
25 FL's in total for the year, excluding TC's for 135mm and more. That would bring the total far over 30 FL's.

Yes, GAS is the problem. I'm sort of cured now.
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Originally posted by Snegren Snegren wrote:

Yes, GAS is the problem. I'm sort of cured now.


I thought I was cured too, just bought a camera and 4 new (to me) lenses the past 2 month
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Originally posted by pegelli pegelli wrote:



    DAY     DATE             DotW     Week     Focal lengths
               
    06     06 January     Monday           2          6-12 mm
    07     07 January     Tuesday     
    08     08 January     Wednesday     
    09     09 January     Thursday     
    10     10 January     Friday     
    11     11 January     Saturday     
    12     12 January     Sunday     
                   

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For my "training" I went slightly north, to the redoubt of Schilde, for the actual 12 mm shots today (best day in the weather forecast this week) I went slightly south, to the Fort of Oelegem. Unfortunately you can't get inside the fort most days and currently it's even a no-go zone for the people who control the fort to make sure they don't disturb the thousands of hibernating bats that stay there over winter.


12-1: Facade



12-2: Entrance hallway



12-3: Bomb crater, just north of the fort (just cleaned up to double as a pool for amphibians)


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Yesterday I went to the indoor ski track in Zoetermeer during my lunch break. Built on the slopes of the former municipal waste dump, not a very inspiring area, but the building itself has some appeal. The sun was out, it was cold and windy. The next couple of days the weather will be problematic again.

10.1: Spiral Staircase

Camera Model: ILCE-7RM2
Lens: Voigtlander HELIAR-HYPER WIDE 10mm F5.6
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure Time: 0.017 sec (1/60)
ISO: 125

10.2: Supporting Indoor Ski

Camera Model: ILCE-7RM2
Lens: Voigtlander HELIAR-HYPER WIDE 10mm F5.6
Aperture: f/8.0
Exposure Time: 0.006 sec (1/160)
ISO: 100

12.1: Planet Grating

Camera Model: ILCE-7RM2
Lens: Lensbaby Composer and Fisheye 12/4
Aperture: f/8
Exposure Time: 0.017 sec (1/60)
ISO: 250

12.2: Spiral Staircase

Camera Model: ILCE-7RM2
Lens: Lensbaby Composer and Fisheye 12/4
Aperture: f/8
Exposure Time: 0.01 sec (1/100)
ISO: 100
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Liberty Science Center in Jersey City.
Trip with grandchildren and NEX-7 with Sony 10-18/4.0

#1 Entrance Hall

Sony NEX-7, Sony 10-18/4.0 at 10mm F4.0, ISO160, 1/60s

#2 Dream Machine (Makes a lot of noise)

Sony NEX-7, Sony 10-18/4.0 at 10mm F4.0, ISO1000, 1/60s

#3 Three floors

Sony NEX-7, Sony 10-18/4.0 at 10mm F4.0, ISO1000, 1/60s

#4 One of the corridors

Sony NEX-7, Sony 10-18/4.0 at 10mm F4.0, ISO800, 1/60s

#5 Angry birds exibition

Sony NEX-7, Sony 10-18/4.0 at 10mm F4.0, ISO1600, 1/60s
Sony a7R4, a6400. E, A and MD lenses.
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I think the left and top of the image suffers from misalignment. I would like to have a Lensbaby Scout as optic holder as the Composer has tilt adjustment and is extremely difficult to adjust straight. But alas, no affordable Scout to be found. I think I will improvise something on M42 helicoid adapter.

12.3: The Sky is Veined

Camera Model: ILCE-7RM2
Lens: Lensbaby Composer and Fisheye 12/4
Aperture: f/8
Exposure Time: 0.002 sec (1/500)
ISO: 100

Edited by Snegren - 10 January 2020 at 06:33
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Today Sigma 12-24 II.
The building on the left is Hudson 99. The tallest building in New Jersey - 270m. So 12mm on full frame fulfilled its role.


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