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The Latin motto on the Hbc coat of arms is Pro Pelle Cutem, which translates roughly as "a skin for a skin". There are several interpretations of this phrase, none of which can be proven irrefutably. One suggests that it is meant to indicate that the Hbc traders risked their own skins to procure furs. This interpretation derives from the Book of Job Chapter 2, verse 4: " And Satan answered the Lord and said: Skin for skin; yea all that a man hath, will he give for his life."
Historian E.E. Rich proposed a somewhat different interpretation: "The Company wanted the pelt so as to get the wool from it; it wanted the skin, cutem, for the sake of the fleece, pro pelle. Such an explanation of the motto does not exclude literary and Biblical derivations, nor the possibility that the risks of a fur-trading life were in mind." This is the more plausible interpretation. Beaver fur in the 17th century was used in its natural state, or "in the pelt". Its primary value was as a source of fibres for felt-making and to that end, the more valuable part of the fur was the short, close "wool" which lay under the long silky guard hairs.
In May 2002 Hbc's coat of arms was updated and the Latin motto eliminated from the new version.
My first roll of Pro-Image, it is easy to work with. Someone has called it the 'poorman's Portra' and I agree. If you want good skin tones this a good film. I used my Petri 7s (circa 1965) and it has a selenium meter. It seems to still be working I have not used this camera for 5 years.
If you are long time Apple user, you know every time when you unbox their product, there is a special odour. That "factory" odour is gone in recent years until this one. Because not MIC?
My first serious digital camera was this Fujifilm S1 Pro and I was amazed back when I first bought it how much detail it would capture. Up until that point digital could do close ups better than average but landscape shots were underwhelming. My business at that time was with brides and seniors and the skin tones were amazing. These cameras pale in comparison to what is available today but still fun shooters.
This Pro Tall Ranch not only provides great storage it doubles as a pool house for family get togethers
seeeeeeeeeeeeeeee(H)
gracias al Hector q hizo este hermoso HDR for mee!!
y me regalo una cuenta pro
por mi cumpleaños adelantado
y me dara un ponny rosado foforecente tmbn:B jajah
besitos para el
este es su flickr:
Foto original de er shico :3 :
www.flickr.com/photos/chicoslugo/
(ahora si :)
Just got my hands on an IS Pro, can't wait to get out and about with it, been wanting one for years
The seller claims it's unused and it looks like it might just be! Came with original box and sealed cdrom.
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A bunch of shots taken with - and one shot of - a Kodak DCS Pro 14n. It came out in 2003 and had a fourteen megapixel full-frame sensor, which was impressive at the time. But it had trouble with noise and Kodak seemed to release it in a half-finished state, and I'm not keen on the F80 body:
women-and-dreams.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/kodak-dcs-pro-14n...