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Can't help but add a bit of narcissism to your own work.
More info and part files here:
kadookacameraworks.com
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Lux is my proof-of-concept platform for my new electronic shutter (see SLS, single leaf shutter). A secondary goal for this camera was to make it completely homegrown, meaning no parts from existing camera manufacturers, with single-element lenses from Anchor Optics.
Type: Box Camera
Medium: 6x6cm, (56x56mm nominal), 120 film
Focusing: Unassisted, helical focus with distance scale
Objective: Single element 80mm(?), glass, MgF2 coated
Viewfinder: Waist-level brilliant finder
Diaphragm: Rotary aperture plate, f/6.3,8,11,22,32
Shutter: Electronically controlled single-leaf shutter (1/125s(?) - 1s + B & T)
Construction: 3D printed polyamide (nylon), laser cut stainless steel
"La Belle Suisse", une épicerie "Label Suisse" à la place de l'horloge à Saint Prex sélectionne généreusement les produits du terroir, élaborés par des artisans au savoir-faire confirmé. Une excellente adresse...
Prior to the start of the Mainline loco-hauled services Chiltern Railways did not produce carriage window destination labels - with one exception. When the line was closed for the Evergreen 2 upgrade work Chiltern services were diverted into Paddington. It was achieved by running the Chiltern services as far south as Oxford and then coupling them up with existing First Great Western services for the remainder of the journey to Paddington. In the down direction the process was reversed with Chiltern units splitting off the FGW services at Oxford. Obviously it was important for passengers to travel in the correct portion of the train, thus window labels were produced, of which this is an example of one for the First Great Western section of the train. The labels for the Chiltern portion of each train were identical in style but carried the Chiltern logo:
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