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There have been many incomers into North Norfolk, drawn by the beauty of the place. Sadly, many like to shut themselves away and don't venture beyond their enclave into the rest of the county.
Perhaps us locals should be pleased about that, it means some of the most beautiful places remain relatively untouched.
Polaroid 636 Close-Up, Impossible Project PX-600 Silver Shade, poor pod version.
camera • Lomo'Instant Automat Glass Magellan
film • Fujifilm Instax Mini Monochrome
scan • Epson Perfection V600 Photo
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Instant Reborn event started 2 days ago and quite a crowd gathered on this sunny Saturday afternoon in the store. I felt happy seeing familiar faces who were in our event 2 years ago, lingering around chit chatting with each other.
Interestingly camera people usually have quite decent stamping etiquette, not like those who make quite a mess stamping on the table and wasting so much postcards without reading instructions on the how-to.
The passport book is so much fun and from what I heard, many like the idea and decided to own one at HK$25.
Polaroid collector TM refurbished some 636 cameras and painted them black and white, added "Instant Reborn" face plates, there you go, a limited edition "Instant Reborn" camera for the event, at this stage only 10 pieces are available. A leather/camera/watch fanatic Jemmer helped to add a leather strap too. It also came with a nice cotton bag and is sold at HK$1395 with a free pack of PX-600 film.
I did sold an SX-70 and a few pack of films myself today to a lady who is going to give this as a gift to her husband. I forgot to ask her to take a picture with Dr. Land though, people from the community did this naturally and one of them looks very much alike Dr. Land :)
BTW, Mijonju came all the way from Tokyo to this event, I bet he will be having a lot of fun going through TM's camera collections tomorrow in a private appointment.
Although the exhibiting items are not as jam packed as in 2008, we do have some polaroid T-shirts, poster, SX-70 shutter button, straps, etc for sale. I wish I could have more time to create better contents, but the not so stable PX films did gave me a few hiccups. Anyway, I'm glad we have good support from the community, I can't wait for next week's talk in City University.
I will be updating more photos of this event to the Flickr set Instant Reborn 2010, stay tuned.
More on Scription blog: scription.typepad.com/blog/2010/07/instant-reborn-gatheri...
"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)
Minolta 16 SpyCam, about 1961. This roll of film was inside the camera when I bought it. The roll was in bad condition. It was in a Minolta 16 cassette, still sealed with Minolta tape, and was Kodacolor 200 C-41 film, so after about 1973 or so. I developed it in b&w HC-110B developer. These are the Instant Ancestors that appeared. It is a party of some sort.
Sal taking a Fuji Instax photo on her new camera. A great way of immediately capturing and reliving a moment. That beer garden looks familiar, could it be the Sun Hotel in Coniston?
ODC Something I Can't Live Without
Single in August 29 2013 DA35mm Limited
Of course I really CAN live without it. I can cook, and prefer to, from scratch, using any form of heat known to man, but some nights (like tonight), this is my salvation. I've been away for a few days, putting in some extra hours on a special project (hence the need for the microwave). Sorry I haven't commented on anything. Will be kind of off and on for awhile.
Lomo LC-A+ with Instant Back, Fuji Instax Mini
In January 2011 I met up with a bunch of people I met via lomography.de for a photographic nightwalk in Düsseldorf. Unfortunately it was -17°C that day, so I'm still amazed we managed to take photos at all. Nevertheless we had a lot of fun, though I wouldn't recommend it ;)
Mussels with Beer and Dill 莳萝啤酒青口, Spaghetti Squash Soup 鱼翅瓜瑶珠瘦肉汤, Instant Fried Noodles 靓面坊港式炒面, Choy Sum 菜心
Can't beat fresh mussels from the Queen Victoria Market!
So much for a simple soup and noodle dinner :p
1kg mussels at AUD6 per kg from Seafood Spot.
Seafood and Oyster Spot
Shop 28 & 29, Meat Hall Queen Victoria Market
Phone: 03 9328 2929
Seafood and Oyster Spot - Queen Victoria Market
For Market fresh seafood including freshly shucked oysters, a huge variety of whole fish, filletted fish and shellfish.
Queen Victoria Market
(03) 9320 5822
Crn Elizabeth St & Victoria Pde
Melbourne VIC 3000
Trading Hours
Tuesday & Thursday 6am-2pm
Friday 6am-5pm
Saturday 6am-3pm
Sunday 9am-4pm
Minolta 16 SpyCam, about 1961. This roll of film was inside the camera when I bought it. The roll was in bad condition. It was in a Minolta 16 cassette, still sealed with Minolta tape, and was Kodacolor 200 C-41 film, so after about 1973 or so. I developed it in b&w HC-110B developer. These are the Instant Ancestors that appeared. It is a party of some sort.
Instant Reborn event started 2 days ago and quite a crowd gathered on this sunny Saturday afternoon in the store. I felt happy seeing familiar faces who were in our event 2 years ago, lingering around chit chatting with each other.
Interestingly camera people usually have quite decent stamping etiquette, not like those who make quite a mess stamping on the table and wasting so much postcards without reading instructions on the how-to.
The passport book is so much fun and from what I heard, many like the idea and decided to own one at HK$25.
Polaroid collector TM refurbished some 636 cameras and painted them black and white, added "Instant Reborn" face plates, there you go, a limited edition "Instant Reborn" camera for the event, at this stage only 10 pieces are available. A leather/camera/watch fanatic Jemmer helped to add a leather strap too. It also came with a nice cotton bag and is sold at HK$1395 with a free pack of PX-600 film.
I did sold an SX-70 and a few pack of films myself today to a lady who is going to give this as a gift to her husband. I forgot to ask her to take a picture with Dr. Land though, people from the community did this naturally and one of them looks very much alike Dr. Land :)
BTW, Mijonju came all the way from Tokyo to this event, I bet he will be having a lot of fun going through TM's camera collections tomorrow in a private appointment.
Although the exhibiting items are not as jam packed as in 2008, we do have some polaroid T-shirts, poster, SX-70 shutter button, straps, etc for sale. I wish I could have more time to create better contents, but the not so stable PX films did gave me a few hiccups. Anyway, I'm glad we have good support from the community, I can't wait for next week's talk in City University.
I will be updating more photos of this event to the Flickr set Instant Reborn 2010, stay tuned.
More on Scription blog: scription.typepad.com/blog/2010/07/instant-reborn-gatheri...
"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)
A 1963 magazine ad for the new Corvette Sting Ray, by Chevrolet.
The original: autohistorypreservationsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/196...