View allAll Photos Tagged FF
The fatalfetish girls are at the Blueroom every tuesday night in Orlando, FL. Check them out at http://fatalfetishgirls.com/
There will be a couple of these today since there are a lot of people we would like to showcase. Here is Round 1, please go check them out and fave up their awesome stuff.
There are a couple of people in here that I could not tag, but you can just click the links below.
1. phoenix, 2. bye bye, 3. so there's problems in your life... that's fucked up, 4. bright but empty, 5. library lines, 6. Dimensional Contrast, 7. Vinsetta Garage, 8. "The clock on the wall reads, a quarter pass midnight" {Explored}, 9. Storefront Cemetery, 10. Sail Away With Me... - 199.365, 11. The Bats of Austin, 12. Peer, 13. Day 75 November 14
Ephemeral FF-60, supposedly prototype of FF-70/90. Not known and mentioned nowhere on the Web - not even on Japanese forums and Ricoh camera database.
Note 35/2.8 lens, step up from previous models with 35/3.5 models - interesting if it's same lens of 5/5 configuration known from 70/90 and 700/90Super models? Release button different, too.
Orange buttons on top are for self timer and setting ISO, so basically FF-70 adds BLC/+2 (can be worked around by locking exposure on darker area to fool AE) and LCD control (switches between two display modes - informative and animated). FF-70/90 have better ergonomics, providing small, but separate front grip for middle finger. I suspect FF-60 can be accidentally switched off as lens cover moves to opposite side than on most compacts, right under fingers gripping front of camera. Konica Lexio 70 and Fuji DL Mini Zoom (Tiara Zoom) are of similar design but lens covers are very thin and flush to body, yet they seem to be overall thinner than FF-60. FF-70 is rather thick compact and benefits from back and front grips, latter being supplemented by body around lens, thus firmly keeping middle finger secured in place. If anyone have pictures of back of FF-60 (or any other views), please submit to Compact 35 and Ricoh FF flickr groups.
The Ferrari FF (FF meaning "Ferrari Four", for four seats and four-wheel drive) is a grand tourer by Ferrari. It is Ferrari's first production four-wheel drive model. The body style has been described as a shooting-brake, a type of sporting station wagon/estate car with two doors. It replaced the 612 Scaglietti grand tourer. The FF has a top speed of 335 km/h (208 mph) and it accelerates from zero to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.7 seconds. Ferrari states that the FF is the world's fastest four-seat automobile
Price tag on this car $357,742.00
The first Ferrari FF I've seen and probably one of the first in the country. Colour isn't great for it but its an awesome car
RFL has such special meaning for me. And Fantasy Faire....from the first year til now....I don't think any of us around for that first year could have imagined how huge this all would grow. How every year the grid would stop, put on our wings and armor, pull out our imaginations and our wallets, and simply run wild with the magick in our souls.
To the Creators of Worlds this year....thank you! From all of our hearts, our souls, our magick...thank you!
Catalog #: 01_00080595
Title: Friedrichshafen, FF-33
Corporation Name: Friedrichshafen
Additional Information: Germany
Designation: FF-33
Tags: Friedrichshafen, FF-33
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive