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my fisheye lens film camera,

haven't used film before and i'm still on my first roll of film for this camera, so can't post anything but i want to start using normal film cameras aswell, so might have to get one!

 

+ black&white version in comments.

couldn't decide which one i liked better :/

Recently acquired Nikon FE2 off Ebay, bid on item that was described in Mint- condition with fault, meter needle stuck but works. Won item for cost of £55, then sent to :- Dave

Aztech Services

The Workshop

'Oakwood'

Ringwood Road

Bransgore

Dorset

BH23 8AA

He did full service and repair including seals cost £57. excellent service and great guy to talk with. Now, excellent camera, as new condition and works as should.

His contact is by email :- aztech.services@btopenworld.com

Telephone:- 01425 674004

www.aztechservices.com/#/nikon-cameras/4533190829

A brief review of the how the aztech apache functions. Someone had mentioned they experienced a problem where the nozzle would get stuck. I'm not sure how unless there is a spring malfunction or an oring gets stuck.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=78L3JlgYqZs

 

Now I can speak to myself.

This is Lalusana calling myself.. Roger./...

modem configuration

Testing the connection by connecting both adaptors onto the same wall socket

Pyramid of the Sun.

You can breathe there the ancient Aztech civilization.

A brief review of how the aztech apache functions. Someone had mentioned they experienced a problem where the nozzle would get stuck. I'm not sure how unless there is a spring malfunction or an oring gets stuck.

aztechinnovations.com.au/collections/all

Aztech royal court commissioned this 2 headed serpent. Turquoise was the most valued green stone & malachites (chalchihuites) which together symbolised life-giving water & the sources of fertility in Aztech Society.

 

British Museum, London

a series taken for Business Times (Singapore) advertorial

Turquoise ( Chalchihuites) was the most valued green stones in Aztech society.It was reserved for ritual objects & ceremonial regalia worn by priests and rulers to signify there emodiment of all creative powers that governed all lives.

 

British Musuem, London

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