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Aún no habÃa llegado la electrónica y la EM era una cámara destinada a un público aficionado. El visor de la Nikon EM te indica la velocidad a la que disparará la camara. Puedes verlo en la parte vertical izquierda. Aún no es posible seleccionar la velocidad de obturación en esta cámara. Puede que llegue un dÃa que las digitales imiten estos visores que tienen verdadero encanto.
I find "viewfinder" to be an ironic name for these quarter-triggered scopes, because the "view" is just as spectacular right where you're standing!
This view looks south from Boone to Lenoir, then Hickory, and eventually Charlotte, NC.
I caught up with a bargain priced Leica finder. Frames just like the SLOOZ I have for my Leica 28mm lens. Only does 24mm (of course) but then, that's basically all I use anyway, unless I am shooting up close (when I use the LCD.) Nice metal foot. Nifty.
What do you do when a coworker gives you an obsolete point and shoot film camera? Put it to good use I say.
These are the first TtV shots I've taken. Really just trying my camera out. Not great pics but I just wanted to see how they would turn out.
Okay, what is this? I spied this on the ceiling directly above me while taking a shower in a hotel room. At first glance, without my glasses, I thought this was one of those ceiling cameras. The hole was just large enough for my sister's finger, so she poked her finger through the hole only to find that it met no resistance. I'm surprised that no one grabbed her finger.
A CLASSIC SCENE FROM THE PAST SEEN HERE NEAR THE THOMASTON TRAIN STATION IN CONNECTICUT ON THE NAUGATUCK SCENIC RAILROAD MUSEUM
ViewFinder!
not so recent, but surely useful @ the right time ;-)
(System Requirements = only for very huge cameras:-)))
Makes a fine pair with its relative atop Ben Macdui. Fine work by the Cairngorm Club of Aberdeen:
"Based in Aberdeen, the Club was founded in 1887 and is the oldest and probably the largest hillwalking and climbing club in Scotland. Its coat-of-arms was granted in 1965. Its objectives are to encourage mountaineering, with special reference to the Cairngorm mountains; to promote competence, safety, knowledge and responsibility of attitude amongst mountaineers; to offer opportunities to engage in that pursuit in company with others; to impart information concerning mountains; to keep under review rights of access to Scottish mountains; and to issue publications. Its members have from time to time included a number of climbers of repute, but most are simply hillwalkers with interests ranging from cross-country walks, through more strenuous hillwalking (and unashamed Munro-bagging), to serious rock and ice-climbing."
Kodak Retina S1 Camera. Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester, N.Y. 14650. Pt. No. 769288. 1-67-CH-AE. p. 13.
Viewfinder original acrylic painting, 50x60cm canvas board
This painting is currently available for sale on Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/90540671/viewfinder-original-acrylic...
Rime ice-covered trees at Collins Gap frame a distant view of the observation tower on Clingmans Dome. Clingmans Dome Road, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I just now realized I never took any decent pics of the Autographic Jr! I did a photoshoot with the Autographic 2A, which is a better looking camera but a complete pain in the butt to use. Anyway, here's the Autographic Jr., which takes 120 sized film (hooray!) and is about 90 years old.
This is the viewfinder for the Autographic. It works just fine when you're taking a vertical photo, but if you try to shoot a landscape pic and look through the viewfinder, you'll see that the image has flipped upside down. I can't wrap my brain around why this happens. All I know is that it makes it a pain in the butt to get landscape shots. :P