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I'm holding a tiny little toy camera called an Innovage Mini Digital Camera. It actually takes really cool photos - kind of blocky, but nice, for a toy camera. This is a ttv using my Sony Cybershot to shoot my computer desktop through the Innovage's viewfinder, which is basically just a cheap, rickety little plastic rectangular-shaped thing that pops up from the camera when you flick a button. The cropped version of what I saw through the viewfinder is here.
here's me, eatin up some of the giant ice cream cone the ice cream man shoved in my face. i had no idea it was gonna be this huge. i'm not even holding the spoon there, it's actually stuck in my mouth.
that's the pacific behind me, and royal palms around me.
this shot is quite suitable for the night we had,
we went to the museum night in Rotterdam, something that is around once a year.
With 45 museums open for visiting, there was no chance to see it all. But so much to see, we did try.
The theme this year was ''XL vs XS''
This shot is taken inside a merchandise store, inside the boymans museum.
A friend (pictured on the ''why do it'' picture) gave this cute mini camera to me, thanks royco!
Heheh, it even does a shutter sound, with flash! :)
Vollenda was sad she's been so busy working on everyone else's pictures, she hasn't had time to put ornaments on her own tree – such is the life of a photographer and Photoshop artist! The Camera hung a few ornaments tonight, starting with her favorite Christmas symbol, Christmas light bulbs.
~Image from a 2016 Photo of the Day series: "A Dawn's Eye View: 366 Days Focusing on my 'Cameras'"
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Modular (change setup without soldering) PAP rig electronics with:
* Small Atmel328P board (originally bought as PPMencoder (about $25) that converts 8 PWM pulses of a RC-reciever to PPM encoded pulses)
* Remote controlled on/off switch for 2.4MHz video transmitter
* AnyVolt Micro, for (switched) 9V to 5V conversion. Love it!
* 2.4GHz video transmitter, derived from a minicamera for a baby monitor.
Comfortable shoes are important to photographers. We are on our feet all day sometimes, so a cheap pair of flip flops won't do, nor will shoes that rub painfully on your foot. Vollenda is using her giant flip flop pillows to illustrate the concept of every photographer having their own favorite and trusted pair of shoes to wear at a photo shoot.
~Image from a 2016 Photo of the Day series: "A Dawn's Eye View: 366 Days Focusing on my 'Cameras'"
Vollenda Played with shots of her "At Symbol" light up character sign tonight (Kwanon had down the arrow earlier in the year). Being a Miss Multimedia, the At Sign hangs in her office, appropriately labeling newly framed pictures taken AT a cool location.
~Image from a 2016 Photo of the Day series: "A Dawn's Eye View: 366 Days Focusing on my 'Cameras'"
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Attending a wedding at a VFW hall, Kwanon couldn't resist going outside to photograph the tank on display once dinner and formal dances were over.
~Image from a 2016 Photo of the Day series: "A Dawn's Eye View: 366 Days Focusing on my 'Cameras'"
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Rozelle, Sydney, 2009
Agfa 110 film
Mini Camera
Story:
Taken with a "Mini Camera" <-- That's exactly what it's called. The camera was a free gift in my mum's mailorder delivery about 15+ years ago and I could never find out any information about it or it's film.
Fast forward to recent times and the new love of plastic cameras arrived. I found the "Ikimono" camera in Tokyo, the exact same one as mine and I had finally unlocked the puzzle.
This camera and film really did amaze me in so many ways and allowed me to take a photo with little thought or effort. I've only taken 2 rolls (2 years ago now) but hope to take more soon.
The funny thing about this camera is that you have no idea what you're taking. It's wide angle actually surprised me too.