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Firefighters standby to showcase their auto extrication abilities while an Etihad Airways Airbus A340 takes off on Runway 23 at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Fire & Emergency Services Training Institute
Toronto Pearson International Airport
Public Open House
July 14, 2007
Introduced in 1978, this is the very last 35mm rangefinder made by Canon, right before the auto focus cameras took the lead. It is also very similar to the 1977 A35 Datelux. The only difference is the omission of the date printing capability. The design is mostly derived from the Canonet 28, with the body being slightly wider and thicker due to the inclusion of the built-in flash, and with some body parts being made of plastics.
The programmed shutter goes from EV9 (1/60,f/2.8) to EV17(1/320,f/20), controlled by a CdS sensor powered by a 1.35V PX625 cell. The shutter is locked if the meter falls into the underexposure zone (either because there is not enough light or because the battery is low). The exposure can be locked by half-pressing the shutter release button. The selected aperture value can be seen in the view finder.
The built-in pop-up flash is powered by a single AA battery. The pop-up action turns on the flash, but the camera won't switch to the flash mode until the flash is ready (i.e. when the pilot lamp is lit). This is also reflected in the exposure meter reading-- the needle in the view finder will move from the underexposure zone into the selected aperture value. This also means it is impossible to circumvent the shutter lock by popping up the flash without installing the flash battery.
This abandoned siding and abandoned looking building was once McCollum Auto Parts.
This siding is off the mainline of the New Haven & Northampton Railroad.
Nobel geht die Welt zu Grunde: Bentley Elektro Kinderauto mit Ledersitz und Metallic-Lackierung
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