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It's mysterious and odd, as there is no body behind the hand, nor any subject in the viewfinder. But you can change all that--simply place the Amazing Camera Hand into your own digital creation and impress your friends with your creative skills! It's easy, fun, and safe for all ages. But wait...there's more...if you order now, I will include a partially housebroken puppy, your choice of color! Hurry, operators are standing by!
Feel free to use this bit of nonsense in your work. Detail cropped from a vintage Hammond North American Nature Atlas. More info to come.
Inside the fake camera area of the dome. Those little black taps between the black plastic and the clear plastic are where you slide in a small screwdriver and use thumb pressure to remove the black camera stuff from the clear dome.
Por herencia familiar ha llegado a mis manos este clásico de la fotografÃa, pero lamentablemente estoy obligado a venderla, asà que si estás interesado mándame un mensaje!
BEST VIEWED LARGE AND ON BLACK
Widelux F7,
26mm f2.8 swing-lens,
Kodak TriX ISO 400,
Developed in XTol 1+1 for 9mins at 20C,
Scanned at 3200dpi using Epson F-3200 scanner,
Processed in CS3.
More info about the Wolverampton camera fair:
I greeted these guys as they entered the otterbowl; they were very friendly. I love the looks of that lens, but I wouldn't want to carry it around the zoo for a few hours!
Vintage 1967-69. An excellent camera with an electronic shutter and 3 element f8.8 114mm lens. Has continuously variable speed shutter from from 10 secs- 1/1200. Used film packs that devoped out side of the camera. Has a Zeiss-Ikon combined viewfinder /rangefinder.
To simplify using the camera the various steps to take a picture were numbered. i.e
1. Focus.
2. Press shutter release.
3. Cock the shutter for the next shot.
4. Pull film out of camera.
This was stored at my late parents' house in a red case. I think this may have originally belonged to my maternal uncle who passed away in 1994.
Brand of the camera is "G B Kershaw", made in England and it takes "120 film". I need to do a bit of research on this, looks like it dates back to the 1950s.
I initially thought the flash was a light meter reader...until I opened it out to reveal it's glory. The brand of this is "Walz" and is made in Japan.
Taken with Smena Symbol on Kodak Gold 200 film.
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Professional scan from negative, without adjustments.
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Taken in Brno, Czech Republic.
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About this camera:
Documenting my 20x24 ULF camera project.
Detailed view of the top stabiliser bar. (This works really well.)
Strobist info 1 Sony FM42 camera right on 1/8th power snooted with a Pringles tube 1/100th at f18 to kill the ambient light.
Photo inspired by an excellent book im reading about the great photographers at Life magazine.
Appareil compact 35mm fabriqué en Indonésie de n° 01183283 avec viseur collimaté et voyant vert d'exposition. Objectif Fujinon 38-90mm et obturateur au 1/360s-2/3 automatique, auto focus et flash débrayable avec réduction des yeux rouges. Film 135 DX 50 à 3200 iso en 24x36 avec moteur d'entrainement et 2 piles LR 06. Ecran ACL avec les modes flash, retardateur, paysage,état des piles et nombre de vues prises. 180g et 114.5x67.5x44.5mm.
Don't look down the EM because of its small size, automatic functions, and Series E lenses. Despite my misgivings about this stylish compact SLR, it turned out to be not a bad little camera until it broke.
You can read the full review online
www.alexluyckx.com/blog/index.php/2020/05/04/camera-revie...
Nikon EM - AI-S Nikkor 35mm 1:2.8 - Fomapan 100 @ ASA-100
Kodak HC-110 Dil. H 10:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Nikon Coolscan V ED
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
The Atomic Cannon - one of one 3 in exsistence. Can fire an 11-inch projectile for more than 20 miles!
Camera: Rollei 35
Lens: Schneider Kreuznach S-Xenar 40mm/f3.5
Film: Fuji Provia 100F
Place: Wuxi, China
Date: October, 2011
Ground Floor. Small shop without a shop window - only an entrance door. Entrance is recessed a little into the building. Small selection, normally worthwhile.
See the location of several used camera shops on this Ginza Google map