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Public Domain: Knitting manual of practical instruction in the mechanical details of all types of knitting machinery, their operation, adjustment, and care
B&W vintage slides duped (duplicated) onto AristaII Ortho Litho film (5x7) developed in Ilford Multigrade 1+9 for 30-40seconds.
Printed the resulting negatives on Arches Platine paper in traditional cyanotype.
Lost a little bit of detail in the process but they came out better than I had hoped.
Here is the technique I use to adjust my pano head to the no-parallax point. I first adjust my tripod head to a level comfortable for standing. Then find a marker to place on the ground below the tripod. In this case I used an orange wire nut. Then adjust as in the center image, so that the edge of base of the pano head aligns with the marker. Then pan up and down to the extremes of the field of view, making adjustments so that the marker will be at the edge of the base for all 3 locations.
More details in this discussion on Pano Head Alignment.
I'm always adjusting, or moving, of fixing something. I have to do that a lot. I'm adjusting my Italian Horn here. Taken while sunbathing on my roof.
The BLP Ultra Adjustable Reel Lifting Beam is a spreader beam designed to lift steel or wooden spools by inserting the hooks into the arbor hole. This lifting beam can lift a variety of reels sizes and can be custom designed for any capacity or reel width or height.
I adjusted the perspective of Palacio Salvo in Montevideo because the angle made it look like it was tilted back originally.
Selection of the First day of the Dutch National Championships shorttrack. Jaap Edenhal Amsterdam 5 january 2013. Trying different settings to get my new 7D body finetuned like the one I had before (total loss, happily insured), adjusting to different lights and another, further (audience) position at the track. All pictures at 3200 iso and unedited. All copyrights reserved.
Pfc. Heather Scogin makes adjustments to her assigned rifle during a zeroing range with the help of her sponsor, Staff Sgt. Steven Thorsen. Both are medics with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 4th Infantry Division. Scogin took first place in the Soldier’s category of the Iron Brigade Soldier/Noncommissioned Officer of the Year competition, held April 3-4. (Photo by Sgt. Grady Jones)
To try and straighten out any spinal trauma from the birth process, we took Aiden in for his first adjustment at day 10. Surprisingly he only had a little tension between his shoulders.
This is a great detailed model I got from Ebay last year. It is HEAVY! the undercarrige is made out of metal too! Very detailed, lots of features such as moving/adjustable front seats, opening sunroof, opening gas cap, detailed engine and interior, folding rear view mirrors you name it! These Chinese models are rare (Like the real thing) and expensive and I got if for a good price. Probobly the best model in my collection.
this is the finished antenna after it was adjusted for the correct length and sealed with heat shrink. The preceeding pictures shows the process before the heat shrink was applied. I also put some Lexel clear caulk on the ends to seal out moisture.
This antenna is for a cb radio on a motorhome. The radio is a Cobra 148 NW ST, a very nice radio. It's mounted near the forward escape hatch.
Here is what it looks like under the heat shrink before soldering: