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I recently removed the AC system in my BMW e30 and installed a large cooling fan (sourced from an E36 BMW 328i) in place of the AC condenser. I bought the car with a broken clutch fan, not broken as in not functioning but broken off and missing. A few years back I had the exact same thing happen on my wife's 735iL and before that my 1984 Datsun Maxima had a clutch fan fail & tear my radiator to pieces with almost immediate coolant loss. The point is I'm not a fan of clutch fans and so I decided to attack my problem head-on, I installed a bigger fan than required, eliminated the condenser which slows & inhibits cooling by / to the primary radiator and I wired in the Snowflake (AC) button to operate the fan only when I decide it's necessary. I've always been good at watching the temperature gauge.
I've had a great shoot with Sara today - lots of fun!
The pictures will be uploaded soon, but here's a quickfix for a distracting assistent.
Just put something over their head - it helps! ;)
Strobist info:
Well, you can see for yourself
Canon 50mm F1.4 , 1/200s,
Metz flash 1/16 power
May 28, 2017
You gotta do what you gotta do. If you run out of packing tape to keep your gas tank door closed? No problem, finish up with a bandaid!
Or maybe the band-aid is helping to alleviate a bit of the "pain at the pump."
Rockport, Massachusetts
Cape Ann - USA
Photo by brucetopher
© Bruce Christopher 2017
All Rights Reserved
...always learning - critiques welcome.
Shot with a Canon 7D.
No use without permission.
Please email for usage info.
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Logo for QuickFix computers, Virginia USA. Bryant the owner said "Love it... Like the glow, like the reflections, like the power.
Nice!"
Job done.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
The Double Down Max adds a zesty sauce and hash brown to the formula, whose test-run proved so successful that the bunless bites are now permanent menu items. All ab-o-a--r-d! ;-)
Had a quick go at Muddis picture, can be found at www.flickr.com/photos/muddi/3387021373/ to see what I could so with it.
10 minutes later here it is.
Quickfix on the shadows of the nose and the dust at the table next to his elbows. Multiplyblending a saturated copy of the original. A new 50% gray softlight layer to dodge and burn his shirt some.
Actually even wrote a tutorial which can be found at purvinsphoto.blogspot.com/2009/03/editing-tutorial.html
I've been combing through my old photographs and tweaking the really dark ones - here's the original
Linhof tripod head from German Army.This tripod head came boxed and unused .
Having it mounted with a Linhof Quickfix this is the most robust best and quickest combination I have ever used. Even on a tiny Manfrotto tripod the combination weighting approx 6 kg had absolutelly none of the normal classic instability or vibration problems
Photo by Apai and Guddi.
The newly created Nabadiganta Township Authority hopes to fix the problems created by decades of neglect of Sector V by the incompetent Bidhan Nagar Municipality. Whether the hopes transform into reality is a big question. The roads need to be fixed. The footpaths relaid. The sewage and drainage system fixed, those cables removed, proper bus stands built, remove all the food and chai shacks and housing them in proper built up area.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
I made a little tutorial on my webpage www.bj0rn.net/wordpress/2014/03/07/gopro-nuts-and-bolts-quickfix/ of a quickfix for loosing the nuts when pushing through the bolt fastening the mounts to my GoPro-cameras.
Used Aperture quickfix, Nik Software Color Efex Pro, Sharpener Pro.
For more info www.vuurtorentexel.nl
Not sure which one comes first, lake or Ontario and I'm way too lazy to look it up today.
As usual, the biggest size is hidden here.
I've looked it up today, it's "Lake Ontario".
I've been at a meeting this evening, and haven't had time to put together my photo of the day. So it's product shot time! :D
I was clearing a box out of my cellar last week, and I came across my first digital camera. An Agfa ePhoto CL18.
There is no colour LCD on the back. You have to use the viewfinder.
Here are the specs:
Product Specifications: ePhoto CL18 Digital Camera
Picture Resolution: True 640 x 480 optical resolution (in pixels)
Dual Mode: Point-and-Shoot digital camera with video conferencing feature
Internal Memory capacity: 2MB (non-removable)
Number of Pictures on internal memory: 32 VGA images
Software Included: Image editing software / Video Conferencing Software:
ArcSoft VideoImpressionTM, Corel Print HouseTM 5, Corel Photo HouseTM5 with AGFA PhotoGenie QuickFix for color correction and image enhancement, Microsoft NetMeeting
Processing time between pictures: 6-7 seconds
Lens: f/2.0 7.2mm equivalent to 45mm camera
Flash Modes: auto / fill-in / red eye reduction / disable
Color Depth of Sensor: 24 bit output
Timer: 10 second self timer
Output file format: JPEG
Video Out: NTSC or PAL selectable
Serial Interface: USB
System Requirements:
Minimum requirements for PC
* At least 32 MB of RAM
* 50 MB of available hard disk space
* VGA color monitor with at least 256 colors
* 2x of faster CD-ROM
I just like to compare my first camera with my new 5D Mk II. Its amazing how much everything has changed in so few years.
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13th January 2010, 13/365
Went ahead and fixed the fitment of both sideskirts. Due to jacking the car up, the sideskirts were pushed outside, creating a gap.
To fix it, I had to remove the skirts and trimmed them on the place of the jack points. Quick and easy fix!
Info:
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S3
The Flyover
Who would have thought the term, fly over, would take on a literal meaning to a couple on a motorcycle?
This is one of the numerous quickfix mini-flyovers to have sprouted in Chennai in the last ten years. Mini because it is very narrow. It was built in a hurry and it has these beautiful but dangerous curves.
Ten days ago a couple speeding on a bike could negotiate the sharp curve properly, hit the guardrails and got thrown off neatly. They vaulted over the rails to crash down some 25 feet or so. The motorcycle stayed on above. Freaky accident indeed.
Freakier part which was quite fortunate for them was that they landed on the roof of a passing car which broke their fall. They escaped what would have been a certain death. Real adventure indeed. Thanks to the bright minds in the urban design team.
This photo was taken much before the accident and was not meant to illustrate the story.
This was a quick vegan fix to a buncha Chicago Mix popcorn porn I stumbled across on the internets.
Both of these flavors are accidentally vegan: The slightly spicy, powdery Sweet Chili together with the crunchy, smoothly glazed Caramel Kettle Corn make a beautiful sweet & savory treat for your mouth.
Forsøkt en veldig quickfix på nedtoning av vindusområde. Føler denne tilnærmingen skaper en unaturlig lyssetting.
Knitted Workbag from Needlecraft, Dec. 1915 (pattern, pdf)
For the Quick Fix Knitalong
I'm knitting it in plain old dishcloth cotton, nothin' fancy. The plan is to dye it when I'm done, line it, and substitute handles of some kind for the drawstring that the pattern calls for.
Attempting to make my tripod stand straight in waist-deep snow, I managed to break it instead. I tried using a few bits of jute twine to hold the broken leg in place long enough to keep the contraption standing for the rest of our trip. It worked surprisingly well. (Thanks to a really fast spare parts distributor a replacement for the cracked piece arrived back at our home before we did.)
Prior to the locomotive shortage effects kicking in, Burnie Yard would sometimes be overflowing. Out of use former Emu Bay Railway locomotive sits in a siding attached to a fuel wagon, whilst 2006/2100 and another locomotive occupy the quickfix. 2005 and another DQ can also be seen. This is in addtion to 2101 and another unidentified locomotive that were also in Burnie at the time.
Kodak DX6490
13-06-2005
While sewing many hours on my Twinkling Stars I have noticed that the clear table insert around the machine tended to sag. The corner supports were not quite enough. I super glued a support in the middle. It worked great. Now the table top stays level and I don't get "blips" in my quilting from the quilt not sliding easily over it!
Yay for a quick fix!
Yep. Brownie made in a mug.
I had a great day yesterday. Tried out a cafe I haven't tried before (Just Us Cafe) where I dined on a vegan panini and a chickpea roll! They were both delicious. Then I just walked around downtown on a beautiful sunny and breezy day. Yet the only photo I snapped yesterday was one of a Brownie in a Mug I made last night.
Here is the recipe with my ever so slight adjustments:
Brownie in a Mug
ingredients
4 Tbsp. flour
4 Tbsp. sugar
2 Tbsp. cocoa powder
1 Tbsp. neutral tasting oil
1 Tbsp. applesauce
1/4 tsp. vanilla
Tiny pinch of salt
Dump everything into a mug and mix thoroughly. Put the mug in the microwave for about one minute, depending on your microwave (the centre should still be wet when it's done). You'll probably want to let it sit and cool for a minute or two as it's very hot!
Verdict: It wasn't bad for something you make in 2 minutes! A bit dry, but I think it would be great if you were to top it with a bit of ice cream.
Must be some big cut-backs in the city's maintenance department to have to use duct tape to fix the concrete telephone light pole.
Went ahead and fixed the fitment of both sideskirts. Due to jacking the car up, the sideskirts were pushed outside, creating a gap.
To fix it, I had to remove the skirts and trimmed them on the place of the jack points. Quick and easy fix!
Info:
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S3
2112-2110-2111-2118 reverse into the old EBR workshops for a service. In the foreground is construction of the quickfix. late 1998