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23 Bury St Edmunds Camera Used Minolta Dynax 5 With 28-80mm F3.5-5.6 Lens Ilford Delta 400 ISO Film Developed In Ilford Ilfotec LC29 1+19 22-2-2026
Keeping with the gunfighter theme from the previous photographer post, I suppose this is a double barrel shotgun. In actuality this is a stereophotographer, I know because I too, take stereo images. Basically the two images (one for the left eye, and one for the right eye) can be displayed so you perceive depth. Various formats exist, including Anagkyphs [Anaglyph Group] which use red and cyan glasses, and parallel or cross-eyed image pairs [Stereography group].
Zeiss Ikoflex 11 TLR camera, made in 1936 Germany.
Some photos taken with this camera in the 1950s & 60s are included in this set.
Must try it out again sometime!
I am trying to make this 200 year-old house presentable. Here is what I am working on now. I have posted 5 different pictures for critique.
Seeking input.
1. Should I go with all of the frames black, like I have on the left side or, should I go for the more whimsical and homey (as my sister Laura put it) look, like I did on the right, by mixing frames?
2.Should I use all black and white photos ,or all color, or a combination? The frame on the left bottom-center is a digital frame..color or BW there?
3. Should i use the same matting in all of the frames or mix it up?
4. Are there too many cameras, not enough (have more) or just right?
5. Have I been watching HGTV too much?
Have camera will travel - you can see the TSA approved combination locks on the left - these are a little more expensive but you can lock the case - and the TSA people have keys to unlock them - unless you fly from San Diego to Boston when they will cut them off with bolt cutters because they are morons!!!!