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Photograph taken at an altitude of Fifty eight metres, at 12:01pm on September 2nd 2012 off Lake Road A591 and Borrans Road A5095, from Borrans Park, close to where the River Rothay drains into Lake Windermere.
Windermere is the largest natural lake in England, part of the Lake District in Cumbria, England and fed by the River Brathay, River Rothay, Cunsey Beck, and Trout Beck. It is a ribbon lake formed in a glacial trough after the retreat of ice at the start of the current interglacial. .
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Nikon D7000 10mm 1/800s f/7.1 iso200 Handheld. Manual focus. Manual exposure. Matrix metering.
Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5-5.6 DX EC HSM. Jessops 72mm UV filter. Nikon MB-D11 battery grip. Two Nikkor EN-EL15 batteries. Hoodman H-EYEN22S Hood eye viewfinder cup. My memory 32GB class 10 20MB/s SDHC. Nikon GP-1 GPS unit
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LATITUDE: N 54d 25m 15.85s
LONGITUDE: W 2d 57m 55.12s
ALTITUDE: 58.0m
RAW (TIFF) FILE SIZE: 46.30MB
PROCESSED (JPeg) SIZE: 15.73MB
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HP Pavillion Desktop with AMD A10-5700 APU processor. HD graphics. 2TB with 8GB RAM. 64-bit Windows 8.1. Verbatim USB 2.0 1TB desktop hard drive. Nikon VIEWNX2 Version 2.90 64bit. Adobe photoshop Elements 8 Version 8.0 64bit
Having taken so many photos of 4S43 through the years, I thought I'd take a slightly different approach today, and took a picture of my second camera I use for filming instead. This used to be my primary camera, but it suffered from stabilisation issues after a good while in use so I got a newer version, and now use the old one on a Gorilla Pod. DRS 88007 leads the 0616 Daventry to Mossend 'Tesco Express' intermodal through Euxton Balshaw Lane on 15/05/18.
Viewfinder (SFX-01 Edge) is part of the PerfectEffect Scouting Force X (PE-11). He's a third party homage to the old G1 Decepticon character. Here he is in robot mode.
Viewfinder, the center part of Reflector, has a nasty pair of shotguns at the ready.
A view onto a framing screen on the 10x8. The view is through a scrap meniscus lens not in focus but good enough for framing a photo.
Yesterday, Cait and I had an impromptu photo session along the Welland Canal's bike path that leads to Lake Ontario. It was nice to get out with her because 1) She is awesome, 2) She loves film and is SO GEEKY ABOUT IT NOW! 3) Is an excellent photographer that I continue to learn a LOT from, and 4) is a really fun and funny person to be around, keeping the spirits high at ALL TIMES. She gave me some awesome pointers on freelensing, which were much appreciated, as she is a freelensing MACHINE. As well, she jimmied her Mamiya the way Tim did, so she could use some 35mm film in it. I can't wait to see how the roll turned out, and neither should you guys, because it was an awesome golden hour and I'm sure she made off with some great shots.
'Til next time!
JT
Very similar to the new Silette-L. The only difference is that the hot shoe and meter are replaced with a flash bulb holder.
this is an old wast-level viewfinder camera my dad bought off of ebay. eventually I think he plans to mod it with some digital camera guts. should make a pretty classy-looking point and shoot.
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The view of my bed through the viewfinder of my new camera. It's difficult to get any kind of focus so I'm happy with this even if it is a bit abstract.
9 April
my father-in-law's voigtlander bessa 66. i shot a roll of 120 with it yesterday & today. however, i did so before checking the shutter. i checked the shutter today after finishing the roll & as it turns out the shutter opens fine after pressing the lever, but it doesn't close without the lever on the lens being pushed down. oops. the whole roll should end up overexposed.
i searched for info, but couldn't find much of anything about this particular model.
Koni-Omega auxillary viewfinder for the 60mm and 58mm wide-angle lenses. The viewfinder slips onto the central cold shoe. Like the wide-angle lenses, the viewfinder has a red ring, visible from the photographer's view.
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On the roof at Fort Dunlop in Birmingham. I like the human/robot qualities, like the film Short Circuit
Seems someone on UP has a sense of humor. UP 6587, looking a little worse for wear leads UP 4417 at CO 285.
This is the folding viewfinder on my Ensign Ranger Special, the front part nearer to us. The back surface of the front lens is half-silvered, so when you look through the finder, you see a reflection of those white frames, superimposed on the view. This was invented by a Dutch army officer and designer named van Albada.
I'm uploading it here to add it to an article on viewfinders on Camera-wiki. As the picture shows, the front lens is concave on the front surface as well as the back. I guess that's so as to have the right curvature at the back to reflect the frames at the right scale, while the overall optical power gives the right magnification of the scene. Clever. I'm not going to edit that confusing detail into the article though.
The viewfinder unit from the camera, plus a couple of wheels that could be seen through little windows in the top of the camera.
I've made this into a little contraption to take 'through the viewfinder' photos with my digital.
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Asahi Pentax KX (30 second exposure, lens cap on, mirror up, viewfinder pointed at sun) > Kodak E100VS slide > Epson 4990 scan
Taken with a Balda Baldamatic viewfinder camera bought for a few pounds in a thrift shop. I must admit that the quality of the result surprised me.
Balda Baldamatic, 45mm F/2.8 lens + Konica VX200 print film.
in a secondhand shop i found four great books, Three about dutch photographers (published in 1944-1949) and one book about frech women by george simenon. (published in 1959) €2,50 each!
The book in the left corner below is Simenon's.
Pictures you see are made by: (from up- downwards)
Miek Douw, Emmy Andriesse (my favourite), Steef Zoetermeer (the glass), J. Akkerman, Ber Spruit (the nightshot) and J den Boestert (the man with the paper)
Also five of my yashica coupled viewfinder camera's:
Lynx 1c 5000e, minister I, electro 35,lynx 14e, and minister III.
Great inspiration!