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Since Instant Replay is having its last performance tonight at Tomorrowland Terrace I thought I would post an image of their lead vocalist.
Made in USA , 1979-1981 .Identical with the Kodak Handle 2 instant camera . In his book "Kodak cameras - the first hundred years" the author Brian Coe names "EK22" as the identical one . An internet search revealed several other sources telling the same . However , searching the net for a picture of the EK22 did not yield any result . The EK20 model on the contrary can easily be found . A comparison of the EK20 with the Handle 2 camera that I have in my collection show that these are identical . My conclusion is that mentioning the EK22 is incorrect , instead it should be 'EK20' .
"instant love" makes her exclusive pre-release debut in the red velvet kit club november kit. the red velvet girls are some of our favorite people in the whole world, so we were thrilled to collaborate with them! it's a totally rad kit, so watch out for it and be ready to order!
if for some reason you miss out on this amazing kit, you will have a second chance to get instant love when she is officially released in 2008, but that's a ways away so don't miss it!
package cover on left, actual stamped image on right
UPDATE! Just like Rachel states below these will also be available for purchase separately from the november kit at their site!
Kodak Instant cameras from the late 1970s . "The Handle" was made in the USA , the EK1 was made in England . They appear to be identical ; there is also an identical EK2 model made in USA .
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The Flickr Lounge: Weekend Theme: Coffee, tea or other drinks.
Poetography: Week 86: Choose your own theme: I have chosen 'Tea.'
A couple of years ago I was given a daily tea calendar with a recipe, or an interesting fact, or a quote about tea for every day of the year. I saved all the tear offs and so I have selected 4 of those quotes for this week's theme.
Rain texture by PicMonkey
lifechanging album to listen to today as I try to fix things
Noting the new lens filter I tried out, it's clear and fragmented looking, but I guess the filter effect is to make sparkle bursts appear and soften everything. Rad!
"Busch Instant Pressman"
This gorgeous camera is a Busch Pressman Model C. Originally designed to take photos on 2x3" sheet film, this camera could also be used with 6x9 roll film adapters to shoot 120 format film.
2x3" sheet film is awkard to use, and I didn't have a 120 film adapter, so I decided to go for something a little different, and adapted it to take Fuji Instax Mini!
The resulting camera allows you to take instant photos on a professional 1950's Press camera! The camera features a Wollensak 101mm f4.5 "Raptar" lens mounted in a Rapax shutter, with a max shutter speed of 1/400th of a second and a minimum of 1 second. Minimum aperture is 32 with a max of f4.5. The "B and T" modes on the shutter are dissabled, and instead the camera utilizes a "preview" button that holds the shutter open, meaning "B and T" settings are not needed. To make a long exposure at night, simply press the lever to open the shutter plades, and push it back again to close them. All shutter speeds, right down to 1 second are perfect.
One of my biggest builds yet, I have done the following to the camera:
- opened and cleaned rangefinder
- opened and cleaned rangefinder magnifier
- opened and cleaned viewfinder
- removed lens and shutter, flocked insides and reassembled
- removed the original film holding assembly
- fashioned a spacer using an original 2"x3" film holder, light proofed and painted the spacer
- modified a Lomography Diana F+ instant back to fit the spacer
- attached spacer and back to the camera
- re-calibrated infinity stop so the camera focuses correctly
- re-calibrated the rangefinder
- added cold shoe mount for clip on accessories
- gave the camera a thorough cleaning (whoever previously owned it had not used it in a LONG time, it was literally caked with brown dust)
01-30-19 Water freezes instantly as I throw it from a cup on one of the coldest days in Illinois history.
Polaroid Instant 20
Our family camera in the late 70s and 80s
It was a funny time with this Instant Camera.
Kickin' off a week of SkipBro(TM) customs and potential future bootlegs. So sit back and turn on your retro filter view finder! Up first is this do-it-yourself cantina patron recipe: one extra cast Creature head + one extra headless Greedo body = Instant Creech fig! Shake and bake man, shake and bake!
Ring-Necked Ducks, Male and Female
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, WA
Watching these two Ring-Necked Ducks, it was like suddenly they saw each other and liked what they saw.
Photo taken at Salford Market in the summer of 1970 of three students from the university.
It was an instant print, described at the time as daguerreotypes but I'm not so sure of the actual method used.
I am the short sighted scruff in the middle, with Paul Mew on my left and Chas Banks on my right, only it is a reverse image
It fell out of an old album - I had forgotten about it
En la hora que la luz y los colores tiñen el horizonte marino ,mientras en la orilla de la playa invaden las sombras y yo me quedo arrobada contemplando ese instante sublime como si fuera la primera vez...
Pretty rare predecessor of the Polaroid Spectra Pro, produced under license from Polaroid. Probably my most advanced Polaroid camera, this baby can take multiple exposures, fire many shots in a row, do long exposures; basically anything you want to do, it does it.
I don't think the newer Spectra packs are made to compensate for all this fancy stuff though. I've had a battery go dead on me mid-pack once.
I've since sold this camera to a Flickrite!
Los unicos instantes sin nubosidad 00:18 . Eclipse 16-5-2022 taller glaucoart Buenos Aires . www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t76q2QP2kI