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Toen de laatste locomotieven begin jaren 80 werden ontdaan van de nummerborden, kon je de NS een briefje sturen met verzoek om een bord in je bezit te krijgen. Er waren in 1985 al heel wat wachtenden voor mij, dus mij is het niet meer gelukt. Ik mocht nog wel een keer langskomen in kamer 421 van de Katreinetoren en een foto van de toen aanwezige borden maken, 19 februari 1985.
(110 film / pocketcamera)
... hat hier ziemlich rumgeknabbert, wie man da sehen kann.
Doch, das ist die gleiche Hütte.
Aufgenommen mit der Pentax auto 110 und dem Pentax-110 1:2.8 18 mm, das ungefähr einem 35er im KB-Format entspricht.
Der Film war ein echter Schwarzweiß-Pocket-Film namens Orca (made in China), der von Lomography vertrieben wird.
This is a screen capture from an episode of "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," the cult tv series from 1974. I've always wondered what kind of camera it was that Kolchak used for this show. It couldn't have been very good for newspaper usage, as it was such a tiny camera. But, with this capture, I can see it looks be made out of metal, so it's probably not a cheap model. It appears to have a glass lens, too, so it's probably one of the better subminiature cameras made in that era.
If anybody recognizes who made this camera and what model it is, I would sure like to know! That's Darren McGavin as Kolchak, by the way.
Update: I now know this camera is a Rollei 16. It was a subminiature 16mm camera and the flash is a matched unit.
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This is the "Jiffy Kodak V.P." It is a bakelite, compact, folding camera made by Koda from 1935 to 1942. The letters "V.P." in the camera's model name stands for "Vest Pocket" When the Jiffy Kodak V.P. debuted in 1935, it retailed for about $5.00 USD.
This camera is just one of the many cameras that were designed by the American industrial engineer Walter Dorwin Teague. In designing the V.P., Teauge took advantage of the 127 format's smaller film size to design a much sleeker and compact pocket folding camera than earlier models, such as the Jiffy Six-20 Series
The camera features a fixed focus doublet lens, with an everset shutter with "Instant" and "B" settings. There is a slider that allows the user to select the aperture size, either "large" or "small". The camera also features two shutter release leavers, one on the short edge of the lensboard and the other on the lower, long edge for landscapes or portraits, along with a folding "brace" for standing the camera on a flat surface. The camera will produce eight 6x4.5cm frames on a standard roll of 127 rollfilm.
There were even different lens attachments available for the Kodak V.P., including a close-up lens attachment which allowed the photographer to take pictures 3 1/2 feet (1.06m) from the subject, and a "Diffusion Portrait Attachment", which was similar but gave a soft-focus effect.
A downloadable PDF of the manual for this camera can be found at:
Olympus XA. Agfa Vista 200
With the XA it is easy to shoot so near the end of the roll that it can be difficult not to cut a frame when cutting the film off the spool.
Threw a roll of long expired Vericolor II type S in a point and shoot camera on a summer trip to disneyland. Since the film was non DX coded the Canon sure shot read exposed it at ISO 25 which turned out pretty well for a 30 year old film. developed at home in the Unicolor kit from Freestyle
Ben niet zo van het op jacht gaan naar recklame trams maar deze is toch wel fraai. vandaag gemaakt op de DAM 2094 op lijn 9. beetje flets het is met een pocketcameraatje gemaakt.
Commercial livery from or for the BBC firstchannel. tram 2094 on the Damsquare. Taken with pocketcamera.
1141 met Plan E te Arnhem, deze locomotief verongelukte bij Heeze op 8 oktober 1986 met een goederentrein, de locomotieven 1309 en 1642 die in opzending meereden raakte ook beschadigd, maar zijn beide weer hersteld, donderdag 17 mei 1984
(110 film / pocketcamera)
she's just walking back from the gay pride parade in Tel-Aviv, proudly displaying the movement's rainbow colors painted on her breast.
Practicing music in the church sanctuary on this sunny evening in March 2012 was so peaceful and beautiful. The golden hour sunlight streaming through the stained glass was breathtaking. Combine that with wonderful music in an acoustically pleasing sanctuary and you have an awesome evening of worship and fellowship with friends.
Threw a roll of long expired Vericolor II type S in a point and shoot camera on a summer trip to disneyland. Since the film was non DX coded the Canon sure shot read exposed it at ISO 25 which turned out pretty well for a 30 year old film. developed at home in the Unicolor kit from Freestyle
A nearby town's school marching band performing for the Dairy Day parade. Dairy Days is my town's local street fair they host every September.
Taken with my hundred and twentieth camera.
Camera: Kodak Ektralite 10 No. 3
Film: Lomography Tiger Color 200 110 (expired 05/19)
Date: September 28th, 2019, 5.39 p.m.
Location: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A.
Developing Chemicals: Unicolor C-41
Water pre-soak: 1 minute at 102 degrees
Developer: 3 ½ minutes at 102 degrees
Water rinse: 2 minutes (to keep chemicals clean)
Blix: 6 ½ minutes at 102 degrees
Water rinse: 2 minutes
Stabilizer: 1 minute at room temperature
Water rinse: 2 minutes
Kodak Photo Flo 200: 1 minute
Kodak Ektralite 10-3 Tiger 200 2019 09gf
France (series 2) : 1969 - 1971
Total Production : 1.604.296 units
4 cylinder 1130 transverse engine
53 PS DIN
Length : 3,99m
Weight : 850kg
Speed : 140 km/h
An old style street barber shop in Shanghai, China
You may find some which is still existing around shanty towns in Shanghai.
Wai Xiangua Street, Old Taiping Lane, Shanghai, China
Contax T2, Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 38mm F2.8, Kodak E100VS
Une capture d'image depuis ma vidéo hyper stéréo rapprochée en mouvement compensée au Père Lachaise !
Une souche d'arbre saisie en mouvement ...
A voir avec des lunettes anaglyphes rouge cyan en pièce jointe bien-sûr ...
This Kodak Ektralite 10 pocket camera uses 110 film and has a built-in flash. I don't think the flash unit will work anymore as the battery terminals were quite corroded. But, the shutter seems to fire correctly.
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Threw a roll of long expired Vericolor II type S in a point and shoot camera on a summer trip to disneyland. Since the film was non DX coded the Canon sure shot read exposed it at ISO 25 which turned out pretty well for a 30 year old film. developed at home in the Unicolor kit from Freestyle
Check my Graffiti-set too
I made this picture in 1986 with a pocketcamera. The negatives are scanned recently, these two photos are stitched in PS.
This was Amsterdams hall-of-fame in the early years of Dutch graffiti, an enclosed pedestrian tunnelsystem under a large roundabout, with a tramline across it.
It is a piece made by "High", a famous graffitiwriter 25 years ago.
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Shot this from the bridge at the Norwalk / Santa Fe Springs Transportation Center, part of the Metrolink train system here in SoCal. A part of my hometown, this particular line goes from Union Station Los Angeles down to San Clemente in south Orange County.
Central Texas is in Serious Drought with Restricted Use of Water but Hand Watering from the Garden Hose is Permitted
I have these glass bottles my family brought home from one of their trips. In the sunlight they have this beautiful glow. I figured they’d be the perfect subject to test out this new camera on.
I picked up the Instax Pal 2 to have a tiny pocket camera on me at all times that I can use to capture the little things in my daily life. So far, it’s been fun! Especially experimenting with the fun built in filters. I’m getting images that are pretty different than what I’d normally take, but I like them!
Image taken SOOC (crystal filter, frame, and all).