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Olympus Pen EE-2. Tiny half frame format pocket camera. Photos taken with the camera in horizonal position are vertically oriented! If a person had a darkroom to print their own quirky half frame shots, this would make a pretty cool "spy camera" for candid street photography. I shot a roll through this many years ago, and it worked great. Unfortunately, I got rid of my darkroom gear. Although I can't say I miss the chemicals and cleanup.
Strobist info: SB-600 on SC-29 TTL cable, into home made softbox/fat strip light type thing, camera left. Silver reflector camera right.
Mon. the 16th and just a trip to Office Depot so just a quick 25 click day as my Knee is giving grief again.
D90..55-200vr.
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Meters, made by PETIT, France around 1956. The Cubic one at the bottom, MICRORLY, is a cine meter for 22 Sch at 1/32 sec. indicating the diafragm #.
This is is the selenium cell light meter that surrounds the taking lens.
The camera is on a nice vintage Yashica tripod
KDFC Studio, San Francisco, CA
November 10, 2009
Canonet QL17
Fuji Neopan 1600 (HC110b)
Kodabrome II RC F4, 8x10 (ca. 1995) (Dektol 1:2)
Selenium toner and K3Fe(CN)6+KBr
Print scan
Test shot with My new toy I found at Sunday market!
I have used built in Selenium meter for the exposure. I think metr is quite accurate for its age. And optical lens has separation in the front group but image looks still ok, I think.
Kodak ASA 400 film was used and I had to stop down aperture to 8-16 for most of photos. And Thanks to Nikon scanner and PS3, image are usable for my purpose.
8x10 Paper Negative, Slavitch Grade 2 rated ISO 3 [as low as the meter would go] exposure around 5 secs Developed in. Dektol for around 3 mins for high contrast. Selenium Toned for 15 mins which turned the neg-print a brown sepia colour. Scanned and inverted in P.Shop. Made with a lovely rickety Senca 8X10 with Darlot lens 250 mm
A Buick with teeth. Taken with a 1959 Petri 7 rangefinder, using the camera's selenium meter to measure exposure value.
Detail from the cascade generator of a one million volt particle accelerator.
And what a bloody marvelous sentence that was to type. For a moment I felt like I was in a 60s sci-fi film.
Royal Camera Co. Japan. 1957
â„– 63680 with selenium light meter & Copal - MXV shutter
B 1 2 5 10 25 50 100 250 500
2.8 / 45mm Tominor lens â„– 54545
Bartley Ranch Regional Park. Washoe County, Nevada
Black and white with Sepia & Selenium Tone post processing.
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When we talk about automation testing, Selenium always finds its way to the conversation. Being one of the best tools for automation testing, Selenium is well loved by developers and testers across the globe. But the question that remains is that there are many automation testing tools available in the market that delivers almost the same results. So, why only Selenium?
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Adox Variotone MT3 & MT1
same bleach, shorter time 30 instead 45 secs - same toning times in thiourea and selenium
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The Sekonic L-38 is a reflected light meter running on selenium cells. Production of this meter ended in 1960. I picked up this fine specimen for just AUD$6 at a thrift shop.
A volunteer at the counter estimated that it was about 50 years old, based on the leather pouch and its purple plush interior, and she was nearly right.
The light meter has a metal top half and what looks like a bakelite base.
From left to right: Jason, Dan, Simon, Jennifer, Shinya, Haw-bin, Paul, Patrick, Phillippe, Dave. Of course, there are more contributors to Selenium; this is just the group who were there on the day.
Selenium Quadtone - the stepping stones across the river at Staithes, N. Yorkshire.
ND1000, 10sec @ f/8