K8 Telephone Boxes
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Recurro a este nuevo fabricante," Kase" K8 de portafiltros, etc
Debido a que la anilla 85mm del Nisi V5 Pro no puede acoplarse al objetivo Tokina 17-35 Pro FX 4.
Y los resultandos con el polarizador y el filtro de 10 pasos K&F ND1000 MR20-HD
Y Hitech degradado son muy interesantes📷
One from few weekends ago .
Canon 5D mk4
Canon 16-35 f4
kase wolverine filters
kase k8 filter holder
Circular Polariser
0.9 Soft Grad
I came across this old K8 phone box at the weekend, I think someone is getting it ready for Airbnb, standing room only........
The Kiosk No. 8 (K8) was introduced by the British Post Office in July 1968.
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FR - La 2 231 K8 est vue en pleine manœuvre, près de la Passerelle Mollien.
EN - The 231 K8 is seen while manoeuvring, near the Mollien Bridge.
IN ENGLISH BELOW THE LINE
La Keystone K8 és una cà mera de cinema amateur, en format 8mm, fabricada abans i durant la II Guerra Mundial.
És una petita,senzilla i molt ben pensada cà mera de cinema. Realment té la pinta (i pot quasi passar com ) de llauna de sardines, però és una petita joia. Funciona perfectament, tot i que encara no n'he vist els resultats.
El format 8mm (standard), fou creat per Kodak el 1932 com una manera encara més barata de fer pel·licules casolanes (sense dubte per l'impacte economic del 1929). El seu principal desaventatge és que cal obrir la cà mera i girar la pel·licula cada 2 minuts. De fet, la pel·licula fa16mm d'ample, no 8, però la filmació es fa en dues passades, una en una meitat, i després a l'altre. Per això cal girar la cinta. Després es divideix en dos al quarto fosc.
Les K8 de Keystone es fabricaren entre 1936 i 1943, i moltes foren emprades per soldats al·liats durant la guerra mundial, per la seva facilitat d'us i mida compacta.
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The Keystone K8 is an 8mm amateur film camera made before and during World War II.
It is a small, simple and well thought out film camera. It really looks (and can almost look like) a can of sardines, but it's a little gem. It works perfectly, although I haven't seen the results yet.
The 8mm (standard) format was created by Kodak in 1932 as an even cheaper way to make home movies (no doubt because of the economic impact of 1929 Wall Street Crack. Its main disadvantage is that you have to open the camera and turn the movie every 2 minutes. In fact, the film is 16mm wide, not 8mm, but the filming is done in two passes, one in one half, and then the other. That's why you have to turn the tape. It is then divided into two in the dark room, and linked together.
The Keystone K8s were manufactured between 1936 and 1943, and many were used by Allied soldiers during World War II for their ease of use and compact size.
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Test roll with the new-to-me T2 (75mm 3.5). Shot on expired Ilford SFX200, developed in Cinestill Df96.
FR - La 2 231 K8 est vue près du Pont Mollien, qui avant 1994 était le seul accès à la Gare Maritime.
EN - The 2 231 K8 is seen near the Mollien Bridge, which before 1994 was the only access to the Maritime Station.
A rare K8 telephone kiosk in internal railway use at Chorleywood Underground station. 23rd March 2017.
South Korean-registred Kia K8 in München, Germany.
Its always nice to spot exotic plates on cars not sold here in Europe - like this Kia on post 2020 South Korean Euroband plates. The K8 is an excutive car sharing a platform with the Hyundai Grandeur and is not sold in Europe or the US.
1992 Land Rover Defender 90 Tdi pick-up with aluminium canopy.
Previously registered K130 DDU.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Chassis number: SALLDVAF7JA920468. This 2495cc Defender 90 Turbo Diesel was used as a farm vehicle. However, in recent years, it has only had very light use. It's been in the same family since it was first registered, and has always been stored undercover, according to the vendor. It includes a tow bar, a cage door attachment for the hard-top, and a frame for a canvas/soft top. However, the material for a soft-top is not supplied. The vehicle has been freshly MoT'd prior to the sale, with its current ticket now expiring at the end of October 2023. The odometer shows 45,885 miles and two former registered keepers are recorded. The Land Rover comes with a V5C, owner's manual and service record stamped up to 35,552 miles in 2004."
Sold for £11,016 including premium (estimate: £8000 to £10,000).
Keystone K8 Camera Overview video - youtu.be/MmLVHvrEBGE
Comment from TheStockwell (on YouTube):
"Interesting story behind why I own one of these little contraptions: I was watching a 1937 film, "The Hurricane." The film opens aboard a ship. A woman is using a handheld motion picture camera. Of course, I need to pause the film and see what the camera is. I do my usual research, discover it's the Keystone K-8, and decide I need one. Just because.
Interesting plot twist: the standard winding key is solid metal, looking like Mickey Mouse ears. The model seen in the film is a mysterious variant; its winding key is a thick metal wire shaped like the letter B. The film was released in 1937. The K-8 was released in 1936 - the previous year. My thinking is that the actress - Inez Courtney - was meant to be seen using the latest high-tech camera. The odd winding key suggests it was an early production model whose B-shaped winding key was soon replaced by the "traditional" solid metal winding key.
I wanted the early version I saw in the film. I've never found anything explaining the different winding keys, but I finally - finally! - tracked down the version I saw in the 1937 film. I proudly own the same model K-8 used by actress Inez Courtney - is that obscure or what? Have a safe and interesting week, everyone."
A fairly rare survivor of the GPO K8 type telephone kiosk, in internal railway use at Chalfont & Latimer station, Buckinghamshire. 23rd March 2017.