Graphs
Here a some graphs I had fun creating from my pictures. They were created using R, and browsing various tutorials.
One thing I would like to do, but I haven't figured out yet, is to split each graph up per camera.
The peak around 21-23 is probably
concert-photography - many pictures taken in a short amount of time.
Not really the early bird, I am.
The peaks seem to be at the end-points of the zoom-objectives I have
used. The very short ones are due to the compact cameras, and the
300mm was one I just tried for 5 minutes.
I didn't turn the camera much until lately. Also I started turning
it the other way, so the other eye doesn't look straight into the
camera, if opened (I guess).
The 400 andd 800 peaks are concert-photography. 200 is due to my old
camera and 100 the new.
I usually let the camera decide, so I guess the peak just says many
pictures in low light.
Due to the mix of cameras this distribution looks a little funny, I
guess. I shot on "Normal" quality for a long time, but changed to
"Fine" as CF-cards got larger.
(I shoot JPEG, I have never bothered to configure dcraw to convert RAW images well, and I am way too much a non-professional for it to make a difference and for me to bother.)
The old D100 still dominates by far, and the new D200 is on it's
way to overtake the venerable E950. The D70 and E4300's aren't
mine, and finally the no-name one is a pencam that I got in
Singapore but never used much for photography.
When I learn some more R tricks, I will see if I can add get some more fun out of the numbers.