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The P1 Hand Phaser prop is "fired" by rolling the thumbwheel on top, forward. First the hooded "sight" rises, and then with the wheel at its extreme forward position, the light bulb in the emitter tip is lit. (this means that the actors always "fired" their phasers on the maximum setting!)
The actors also had to simultaneously seem to be pushing the stud on the bottom of the weapon, since that was supposed to be the actual trigger! (the button on the bottom wasn't connected to anything and actually did nothing).
Later in the series the actors were given non-functional dummy props. Eventually they got into the habit of holding their phasers to make it appear as though they were pushing something on top to fire the phaser. This is why fan drawings, including the semi-official Franz Joseph Starfleet Technial Manual, show the "rising sight" on top labeled as the trigger!
NOTE: the ATL replicas were a private project and not made for sale. None are available.
It's been raining like heck the past few days.
Here's the trash bin at Premiere Props, Sun Valley, California.
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More stuff by jbum:
A propeller blade and small collection of parts from Trans Canada Airlines flight 810, which crashed into the steep cliffs of Mt Slesse on Dec 9, 1956. All 62 on board the Canadian North Star died. A proper memorial plaque sits further down the mountain.
The propellor planes from the 2019 Milwaukee Air and Water show. Shot from Bradford Beach. Trying to shoot slow enough to *not* freeze the prop but show the blur instead.
NBC fitted out an Airstream trailer to look like the trailer in their TV series Grimm. In the show, Grimms are hunters of monsters from the fairy tales, and the trailer contains their weapons, potions and research material used in tracking and hunting monsters. NBC went all out with the trailer, using many of the actual props from the TV show.
Battle of Britain Spitfire during a fly past at the Props & Pistons event at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Museum.
Lens: ZEISS OTUS 1.4/55
Camera: Nikon D800
Exposure: ISO 100, f/5.6 at 1/6400s
Processed: LR 5.0
Location/Time: Ocracoke Island, North Carolina
Note: Enlargement of Prop Wash - #1 to show details
Source Images:
IMG_0398.JPG (Av: F5.0; Tv: 1/160 sec.; ISO: 1600; FL: 42.0 mm)
Processing:
Fusion F.2 (Exposure Fusion Mode 1)
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Theatre prop stage set in Rincon Chuch of God's Children's ministry Center.
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I've been a little crazy with my prop buying lately. I went to Ross a while back in search of that awesome pink kids couch that HeatherL got there. I figured chances were slim that I'd find it there and I was right. BUT...I found this. At it was on clearance. ;)
It's gold right now. I'm not sure if I like that. When I bought it I figured I would repaint it but wasn't sure what color I should do. Black? Silver? Red? Just not sure. Then I booked a newborn session for this week and decided to leave it gold for that. Gotta get OFF this computer and make a cushion for the top of it.
The best part...it folds up!
this is not my work...I am just a photographer taking hdr pictures.
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