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Die Agfa Synchro Box (1951-1957) war die letzte „echte“ Box im Agfa Programm. Die Clack war zwar ähnlich einfach ausgestattet, hatte aber nicht mehr die „Kasten“-Form.
Das bemerkenswerteste war – wie schon der Name sagt – der Blitzanschluss. Allerdings konnte nur das spezielle Agfa-Blitzgerät verwendet werden. Das wurde dann doch nicht so oft dazu gekauft, weil es in der Anschaffung und im Unterhalt (Batterie und Blitzbirnen) recht teuer war und damit eigentlich dem „Box“-Konzept widersprach.
Die Kamera hatte 2 Brillantsucher, 2 Stativgewinde (Hoch- und Querformat!) und einen Drahtauslöseranschluss. Man konnte durch einen Schieber eine kleinere Blende einstellen oder ein Gelbfilter vorschalten. Der Verschluss hatte wie immer Moment- und Zeiteinstellung.
Die Agfa Box war mein erster Fotoapparat, gewonnen als Hauptgewinn(!) auf einer Tombola.
100K Ohm linear potentiometer + DPDT switch + Hammond project box = $5 goodness!
I love a good homemade project and finally got around to building this Vivitar 283 flash black box...
Once upon a time, Vivitar sold an accessory that controlled flash output down to 1/32 (1/64?), but is now rare and expensive if you find one. This VP1 style plug-in allows for fine control down to 1/128 output and retains full thyristor functionality via the selector switch, mine's uglier than the original but for me it's all about the fun in finding parts and making this stuff! /Geekout
Still need to hookup a DMM and mark the stops onto the front, thanks to Obi-Wan for inspiring this mod!
Lighting: Nikon SB80DX into umbrella, camera right
Monex-box in the shape of a camera.
Yes, i know, looks a bit like kitsch but hey, it definitely belongs to camera related paraphernalia.
Found on a flea-market today and with a pricetag of € 0,50 i just couldn't resist ;-)
Will look great on my attic between the real ones and will remind me of the fact to start saving for a real expensive camera !
The box for a Zeiss-Ikon Ikonta 521/16, (yes, I also have [and use] the camera!) A 1950's folding 6x6cm camera, as seen on my dinner table. Taken in Albany, CA by a Nikon D40x with a Nikon 18-55mm Vr kit lens (at 35) Camera's on-board flash fired.
Ingredients: Memory Box stamps and dies. Happy Halloween sentiment is a vintage Memory Box stamp. Leaves colored with orange Wink of Stella, spider web outlined with clear Wink of Stella, and spider topped with black Wink of Stella. Cardstock by Memory Box and patterned paper is "Bewitched" by We R Memory Keepers.
The outfit-- the glove fingers are individually sewn!! *faints*
goggles and helmet are shown in a later photo~
I am loving the leather jacket ;w;
I remodeled the thing which I made before again.
What I made before be elaborate.
flickr.com/photos/shikihans_pinholephoto/261240118/in/set...
I tried to follow 5 Pinhole.
An example is this .
www.flickr.com/photos/shikihans_pinholephoto/314673734/
前に作った４x５シートフィルムの箱カメラを再び改造。
前のはこちら。
flickr.com/photos/shikihans_pinholephoto/261240118/in/set...
今度は５つ穴を開けました。
１枚のシートフィルムに５つの画像が流し込めます。
作例はこちら。
www.flickr.com/photos/shikihans_pinholephoto/314673734/
まだちょっと調整が必要です。
Box, 8 vues 6x9 sur film 120, objectif sans spécification, fixfocus, 3 diaphragmes à vanne (lamelle coulissante au dessus de l'objectif) non chiffrés, obturateur rotatif à lamelles métalliques, avec l'instantané et la pose B, 2 viseurs internes, fixes, corps en métal gainé.
En suivant le chemin de la lumière pénétrant l'appareil, on rencontre tout d'abord les lamelles de l'obturateur, puis la lamelle métallique percées de trous qui servent de diaphragme, et enfin la lentille, qui a ainsi l'avantage d'être à l'abri des traces de doigts, l'inconvénient étant que le boîtier est nettement plus profond qu'un modèle habituel : 138 (p) x 106 (h) x 88 (l) mm, 515 g.
Ce Box a été également fabriqué aux États-Unis.
Snagged a Boom Box recently. Anyone possibly know the year this is from? Made this quick graphic just to play around. And no joke, the volume does goes up to eleven.
I received a wonderful gift of many very nice wood cigar boxes. This Twilight Treasure Box is mosaiced in evening hues with stained glass, glass gems, Van Gogh glass, ceramic tiles, and mini glass tiles with a large iridescent fused glass focal.
High quality Waxed Cardboard Boxes for quick packaging of Cakes, Cupcakes and Slices.
Great for school fetes, markets, parties, BBQs and more.
These cake boxes are used to conveniently transport sweets to your guests and/or clients.
Presenting your sweets in the cake boxes adds style and professionalism.
Flat Packed with Joined Lid. Variety of sizes available.
Bulk purchase and save.
Contact us at sweetpak-aus@hotmail.com.
Restored to its former glory complete with the usual selection of enamel signs. This little signal cabin if I have my facts right once stood in Gloucester Horton Road Depot Yard and went by the name of 'Mileage Yard Signal Box'. It has been brought here to the DFR and restored as a crossing box beside Norchard Low Level station.
When I drove out to Elbow Falls Trail (Highway 66) yesterday afternoon, I pulled off shortly before reaching Forgetmenot Pond in order to check for fungi beside the road. When I got back to my car and opened the door, I noticed this little Box Elder Bug (a first for me) on my car window. Unfortunately, it flew away just as I was going to take a macro shot : ). Even though I washed my car a week ago, I had had to scrape off a layer of ice the other morning, hence the filthy windows. Winter is on its way, though we are having temperatures around 25C or 26C right at the moment, which is wonderful!
By the way, this morning, I was on a bird walk but stopped to take a few photos of the bright red berries on a Thorny Buffaloberry shrub. Not content with a distant photo, I decided to get closer and in doing so, slipped on some very slippery fallen leaves. I was clutching my camera, I suspect, when I landed on my side. When I got up, I felt lucky to still be in one piece - and then I noticed the third finger on my right hand, bent and unable to be straightened. Well, I spent almost five hours at the Health Centre!!! I haven't broken my finger, but it looks like there could be a very fine fracture. The main thing, though, is that I completely ripped the tendon off the bone, which is why my finger was totally bent. Yuck! They X-rayed it and then they put a splint on it. If I bend the finger even slightly and for just a fraction of a second, it will rip the tendon off again while it's healing and I will have to start all over again. They expect it to take 6-8 weeks (most likely 8) IF I don't bend the finger when changing the splint. What a pain, especially as I knew I was going to HAVE to do things like see to my backyard, CLEAN the house, etc., etc., etc.. Long walks should be slowing down somewhat and everything (and I mean everything!) has been put off till now. Guess I won't be doing any of that stuff now. Driving is awkward, too, which is a nuisance. However, it could have been a leg or my back, so I'll count myself lucky! Not sure how well I'll do on my computer - using the mouse is quite painful, so I may have to slow down a little on Flickr.