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Very unusual 8x30 compact. Made in Japan, this is definitely intended as a pocket binocular as they have no attachment for a neck strap and measure just 4.5 ins x 3 ins wide closed. They are solid, well made and viewing is comfortable with smooth focusing. The 123m@1000m FOV views quite narrow, but the image is sharp, albeit not quite as bright as modern roof binoculars. Not sure how old these are, Opticron have been around for over 40 years, so my guess is late 1980s. Nice blue coatings. I'm not too sure it really meets the criteria for a compact, a little heavy for that, but overall, its not a bad little binocular.
Found this while going thru some things that were my parents. This little compact is about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. There is still some powder in the puff but the powder compartment is empty. Either belonged to my mom or sister. My sister passed in 1944 and mom in 1988.
This truck looked very similar to a Compaction Systems RL, but not 100% sure, once again on a DAF CF chassis and also spotted in Trafalgar Square.
Agfa Museum
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Kodak Museum
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Fujifilm Museum
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Nikon Museum
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Canon Museum
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Sigma Museum
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Olympus Museum
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Pentax Museum
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Minolta Museum
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Sony Museum
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Panasonic (Lumix) Museum
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iPhone Museum
It´s amazing to see, how much fits into the small rings of a Compact: even the Postit´s and a city map...
-> filo-manie.blogspot.de/2012/08/mein-compact-projekt-regen...
Here’s the Compact Jenny knock off called “Slender Girl” who looks to share the same sculpt as Compact Jenny but with 5 points of articulation instead of gumby wire limbs. Weirdly enough she also has Jenny’s underwear molded on (which the Compact Jenny doesn’t have molded on).
She’s a pretty good match to the Figma Archetype knock off body but she’s gonna get her own body in the mail.
That's moi posing with the friendly trinkets vendors outside the Blood Compact site in Bohol. The site itesf is nothing much, just a nondescript statue on the side of the road. A lot of the viewing pleasure was lost with the large hotel under construction alongside. (as seen in the background). (Bohol- Tagbilaran, Philippines, May 2013)
A very appropriate word for my Olympus OM-D E-M5 Camera: COMPACT... 3rd Day shooting with the Micro 4/3 camera and I'm still surprised by how small and how much power this camera has...
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8
Instructions at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-75232/thirdwigg/compact-loader/#...
Video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG1uzeS50ak
Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) vs. Incandescent Bulb
CFL uses 75% less energy and last up to 10 times longer than incandescent light bulbs. You will spend a bit more money to purchase a CFL but in the long run it will reduce your energy consumption and save you money. And by lowering your energy consumption, you will be helping the environment by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere which causes global warming.
"Save 1,000 kilowatt-hours and you keep 870 pounds of greenhouse gases out of the...air"
Information provided by Southern California Edison
The solar panels are embedded in the top, gathering energy even when there’s no direct sunlight. Each unit has a capacity of up to 150 gallons. That’s over four times the capacity of a traditional 35-gallon trash can. Built-in sensors detect when a container has reached capacity.
An “entry-level” unit starts around $1,800
Solar-powered compactors from Bigbelly have homes in 47 countries worldwide, through 1,500 customers.
Crescent Beach, British Columbia, Canada