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Lego Reflector - Masterpiece Brickformer (MB-05).
Transformer featured in the G1 cartoon series. Fully transformable into camera mode.
There are few 35mm cameras that have a viewfinder hood. This is an early Praktica, some old exotic 35 mm TLR cameras, Nikon F3 with DW-3 detachable viewfinder. It is difficult to access due to the high price or poor condition and poor capabilities of these cameras.
I wanted to feel convenience of using them, available only with TLR cameras. Low point of view, candid shooting outdoors is now available at a minimal cost.
"Watch_Dogs"
-4500x6000 (Nvidia custom resolutions)
-Natural & Realistic Lighting Mod by Danvsw
-Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
Cunewalder Tal vom Bieleboh um 1999
Rollei 35T
Sucherkamera für Kleinbildfilm 24x36mm
Tessar 1:3,5 / 40mm
Rollei Singapur
1974 bis 1980
CdS-Belichtungsmesser Gossen, Erlangen
Integralmessung, manuelle Belichtungssteuerung
Kodak Farbwelt 100 [FA 100-6]
This one's a little different for me. This is my oldest daughter (10 year old) taking a picture of a flower with her camera. It's amazing to see her starting to become interested in photography and seeing her notice all of the wonderful things surrounding us. : )
Universal turret viewfinder for rangefinder cameras
Simulates field of view of 28, 35, 50, 85 and 135 mm lenses. Looks just like old TV camera
Made this from the viewfinder lenses from a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye. Here is a close up of the disassembled lens showing the square viewfinder from the Brownie.
No color-boosting here -- just an insanely colorful tunnel up into the sky through crepe myrtle and jacaranda.
White background shot with my Canon 30D through the viewfinder of an Argus. Vaseline smeared around the edges of the lens created the extra dirty outline.
The spring-loaded pivoting arm on the bottom of the module is the coupling between the aperture ring and the lollipop in the light meter. A moving finger extends upward from the camera body to engage this arm.
The exposure system is very clever, one of the best EVS implementations that I’ve seen: you center the lollipop on the meter needle by turning the aperture ring, but there is no reference index. You’ve aligned the aperture scale against the shutter speed scale. Then, when you select a shutter speed, the aperture automatically adjusts to the one that corresponds to the speed you’ve selected. Unlike most EVS cameras, it’s simple, quick and intuitive.
The rewind knob is clever too: unlike the screw mount Leicas where you have to pull the knob up for clearance, this one has a helix in the shaft so it comes up by itself as you begin to rewind the film.
I think they put one of their better guys on this project. Too bad they didn’t make a version with a rangefinder, but the meter is in the space that it would have required and I don’t imagine they wanted to make it any bigger. Most users were probably better at guessing distances than light levels.
Shot of my "new" F5 with the DW-30 viewfinder, taken with D700. SB900 on the right with snoot pointing at Tintin´s rocket and another SB900 with white umbrella handheld for F5 lighting. Shot with Pocket Wizard´s Plus II
Foto de mi "nueva" F5 con el visor DW-30, sacada con la D700. SB900 a la derecha con un snoot apuntando al cohete de Tintin y otro SB900 disparado atraves de un paraguas translucido sujetado con mi mano para iluminar la F5. Disparado con Pocket Wizard´s Plus II.
Sorry for posting this on the Nikon F5 group but it is the only picture I´ve seen of a F5 with this viewfinder!
Here's just a quick demo of the shutter and aperture, from 1/125s - 1s + B and T, and f/6.3, f/8, f/11, f/16, and f/22. It's alive!
More info and part files here:
kadookacameraworks.com
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Lux is my proof-of-concept platform for my new electronic shutter (see SLS, single leaf shutter). A secondary goal for this camera was to make it completely homegrown, meaning no parts from existing camera manufacturers, only using single-element lenses from Anchor Optics.
Type: Box Camera
Medium: 6x6cm, (56x56mm nominal), 120 film
Focusing: Unassisted, helical focus with distance scale, about 3ft to inf.
Objective: Single element 65mm, glass, MgF2 single coated
Viewfinder: Waist-level brilliant finder
Diaphragm: Rotary aperture plate, f/6.3,8,11,16,22
Shutter: Electronically controlled single-leaf shutter (1/125s - 1s + B & T), with PC sync
Construction: 3D printed polyamide (nylon), laser cut stainless steel
White background shot with my Canon 30D through the viewfinder of an Argus. Vaseline smeared around the edges of the lens created the extra dirty outline.