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Photos from my review of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 instant camera. Full review can be found at: www.hightechdad.com/2015/04/27/whats-old-is-new-again-fuj...
**update on camera**
My hubby bought me a new one as an early anniversary present! Apparently he had been planning to anyway, and the old one biting it just made it happen a bit sooner! So some time next week I should be back to spamming...err...sharing pics of my sewing :)
Made in Germany , 1968-1971 . Replaced the earlier model Iso-Rapid Ic (type 2412) . Only cosmetically different .Inside the film compartment the type stamp is 2408 , that belongs to the Iso-Rapid C camera with that number . I have 2 cameras of this model , with minor differences in the aspect of the bottom of the battery compartment .
Acquired this old camera today from the in-laws; so far what I know is that it was the grandmother's and these were produced for only a few years in the mid/late 1960s.
The new Sony a6500, an update of the wonderful a6000 fitted with my favorite candid camera lens, the Zeiss 35mm f/2.8 E-mount.
The camera focuses almost instantaneously--very helpful for candid photography. The camera takes wonderful grab shots. The combination of in-camera five axis stabilization and the highly corrected Zeiss lens makes tack-sharp pictures.
As the picture indicates, this camera/lens combination walks on water.
The Atomic Cannon - one of one 3 in exsistence. Can fire an 11-inch projectile for more than 20 miles!
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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.
Mall security at Durham's The Streets at Southpoint identified themselves as "police" and threatened to seize my camera.
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.
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My little camera has been playing up of late and so it was when I was preparing for a shot of the service train arriving at Swanwick Junction. This view was the result of my trying a shot just before the train arrived in order to be sure that the camera was working. It was working, sort of, but it refused to zoom at all.
Camera ModelCanon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Shooting Date/Time08/09/2009 19.00.29
Shooting ModeManual Exposure
Tv( Shutter Speed )1/3200
Av( Aperture Value )3.5
Metering ModePartial Metering
ISO Speed400
LensEF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
Focal Length22.0 mm
Image Size3888x2592
Image QualityFine
FlashOff
White Balance ModeDaylight
AF ModeOne-Shot AF
Picture StyleFaithful
Sharpness0
Contrast0
Saturation0
Color tone0
Color SpacesRGB
Noise ReductionOff
A better shot of the camera with Televue 2x 2" Powermate attached. The powermate has a 2" T-Ring adapter attached so that it can screw directly into the Pentax T-Ring adapter on the camera.
The black ring to the right of the camera is a spacer so when attached to the telescope the focus is very close to optimum focus for contrail photography.