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It's a USSR antique camera , a Fed 3 . It's from the year 1963 , though i'm not sure because i could not find a exact year just a general one . Though i don't think i'm going to use it for my photography class ,because i like the Zenit 11 better i think . I got this from my Grandma she was on vacation in Zhamblye for a month or so . She got me it because i asked her to get me a old Film SLR , a antique wolf figurine and some Turkish coffee( i like coffee and i coudn't think of anything else for my Grandma to get me when she asked ) . She could not find anything with wolves though she did get me some antique figurine something with a fish i think , my grandma didn't have enough time to unpack everything yet .I think i'll try out my new camera later with my own film , because the Fed is different from my Zenit . What i kinda surprises me is that i never thought i would have 2 old film SLRs from the USSR :)
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My Anaconda don't...
My Anaconda don't...
My Anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun
Boy toy named Troy, used to live in Detroit
Big dope dealer money, he was getting some coins
Was in shootouts with the law, but he live in a palace
Bought me Alexander McQueen, he was keeping me stylish
Now that's real, real, real,
Gun in my purse, Bitch I came dressed to kill
Who wanna go first? I had them pushin' daffodils
I'm high as hell, I only took a half of pill
I'm on some dumb shit
By the way, what he say?
He can tell I ain't missing no meals
Come through and fuck 'em in my automobile
Let him eat it with his grills,
And he telling me to chill
And he telling me it's real, that he love my sex appeal
Say he don't like 'em boney, he want something he can grab
So I pulled up in the Jag, and I hit 'em with the jab like...
Dun-d-d-dun-dun-d-d-dun-dun
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Look at her butt (look at her butt)
This dude named Michael used to ride motorcycles
Dick bigger than a tower, I ain't talking about Eiffel's
Real country ass nigga, let me play with his rifle
Pussy put his ass to sleep, now he calling me NyQuil
Now that bang bang bang,
I let him hit it 'cause he slang Cocaine
He toss my salad like his name Romaine
And when we done, I make him buy me Balmain
I'm on some dumb shit
By the way, what he say?
He can tell I ain't missing no meals
Come through and fuck 'em in my automobile
Let him eat it with his grills,
And he telling me to chill
And he telling me it's real, that he love my sex appeal
Say he don't like 'em boney, he want something he can grab
So I pulled up in the Jag, Mayweather with the jab like...
Dun-d-d-dun-dun-d-d-dun-dun
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Look at her butt (look at her butt)
Little in the middle but she got much back
Little in the middle but she got much back
Little in the middle but she got much back
Oh my God (look at her butt)
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't..
My Anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun
Don't don't don't, my Anaconda don't..
Don't want none unless you got buns hun
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Oh my gosh, look at her butt
Yeah, he love this fat ass
Yeah! This one is for my bitches with a fat ass in the fuckin' club
I said, "Where my fat ass big bitches in the club?"
Fuck the skinny bitches,
Fuck the skinny bitches in the club
I wanna see all the big fat ass bitches in the mother fuckin' club, fuck you if you skinny bitches. What?
I got a big fat ass. Come on
I don't know exactly when it was made, they stopped making them in '81. one of the smallest 35mm ever made. I absolutely wanted to experiment with one. we'll see!
My well used Nikon F2, front and back, with MD-2 setup and Nikkor-S 50mm 1.4 lens. Still in full working order although don't tend to use with MD-2
The Ambassador box camera was manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company in circa 1955. A simple box camera design for capturing 6 x 9 cm pictures on number120 roll film. Constructed of plastic bakelite with a decorative metal front plate. It featured chrome hinged view finder covers, two brilliant finder for horizontal or vertical photos, a built in green filter, and a simple time exposure lever. In 1955 this camera cost £1 10s. 9d.
bron: historiccamera.com
Was out taking pics of a moth on a plant in the garden. Suddenly lost the moth - hadn't seen it fly off, couldn't see it anywhere on the plant...
This was a 37 second exposure of a very dark room. Didn't notice the projected image of the abandoned building across the street until I got home. A tiny hole in the board covering the window created a pinhole camera effect.
This camera was placed at the Nightjar nest in the Forest of Dean as part of a long running research project. Over a period of 8 days or so, around 9 hours of footage was captured, revealing many interesting behaviours and a couple of dramas. The video begins before the two eggs hatch, and ends just before all the birds vacate the nest. When they left, they only moved a few metres after some deer trampled the nest area for a second time. I had to keep this video to 3 minutes due to Flickr's restrictions. There's a longer version (17 mins) at youtu.be/KjxS97znBq8.
How to hunt for film cameras in Japan? - A Conversation with Bellamy Hunt
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtLo7z3qXZ4&t=94s
As you already know, I have been enjoying the renaissance of film photography. One of the most exciting aspects of this is that so many great secondhand film cameras are available on the world market. And these film cameras come in all shapes and sizes from simple point and shoots (like the wonderful Olympus XA) to 35mm gems from Leica rangefinders to Nikon SLRs, and medium format legends like Rolleiflex (both TLR and SLR) and Hasselblad (the camera that went to the moon).
Japan is the preeminent market for secondhand cameras where it is estimated something like 300 million cameras are available. So film is not going away any time soon. The resurgence of film is such that Pentax last year launched the first new film camera (though their parent company has now stated this was a one off). The range of film stocks is getting bigger as well, with companies like Harman and Lomography introducing some new and exciting creative films. Kodak recently closed down production for a month so that they could double the size of their American production plant to meet demand.
One young photographer who has never toyed with digital photography is Englishman, Bellamy Hunt. More than a decade ago he moved to Tokyo and now heads up Japan Camera Hunter. Apart from finding some of the most interesting cameras in the world and making them available for sale, he also leads tours of camera stores throughout Japan. www.japancamerahunter.com/about/
Film Camera Zen: A Guide to Finding the Perfect Film Camera (Chronicle Chroma, 2024) is his first book. So many great vintage cameras find their way into this book. It is organised alphabetically from Bronica to Zeiss [Such a pity he couldn't have included the Swiss cameras made by ALPA to begin this collection]. Most of the world's great camera makers are represented, including some very rare (and expensive models). But there are plenty of options here for people interested in affordable film cameras as well. You'll be able to find many of your favorites in here too.
To conclude the book, Bellamy includes some short notes about his favourite film stocks, which also includes the Japan Camera Hunter's own Streetpan 400 black and white film that started life as a surveillance film. www.japancamerahunter.com/2016/11/film-review-infrared-ph...
I have a roll of this film to shoot when I get home and will be able to show you some good samples (as long as I can get it through airport security without going through the x-ray machines).
There's a note on film developing, scanning and even some thoughts on the bright future of film photography. All in all a fun guide to the best that film offers the photographer today. We are truly spoiled for choice regardless of the size of our wallets.
If you are looking at getting into film photography this is a book you must have on your bookshelf. Even if you never shoot with one of these cameras it is nice to know something about them and the legends that made photography what it is today. Remember that digital has only been around commercially for 20 years, and chemical photography (including film) has been here since 1839. And it is not going away any time soon.
Over coming weeks I will introduce you to two of my "new" vintage cameras (both of which feature prominently in this book).
Everytime he sees me with the camera he starts posing! It's great in some respects, but awful when you want to take candid shots!
the collection as of december '07
not shown: the camera that took the picture - nikon d40
or the digital camera on the macbook or in the cell phone.
brings the tally to something around 56 cameras.
most cameras seen here were thrifted. the majority cost $1 or less.
in cases. and the ones i use are on a shelf.
i don't want to pay for film any more. i don't want to buy $7 batteries to use in cameras that cost $1 a shot.
i know i can get film for all of the cameras [except the polaroid roll film, that's the only one dead. the sx-70 pack can be modified, etc]
if i happen to find polaroid 600 film for a quarter a pack, then hell ya.
in the mean time, i'm goin digital and stockpiling film cameras for fun.
I was gifted this camera at the weekend, an 80's Praktica, I didn't realise until I got it home that there were another 2 lenses in the bag as well as the camera - generous to the last! Thanks Uncle Bill :-)
Carl Zeiss Jena DDR 50mm Tessar 2.8/50
Carl Zeiss Jena DDR MC S 1:3.5 F=135MM
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon MC 2.4/35
The lens is excellent !
Review article about X-T10 my husband wrote in Japanese.
I took the photos of the camera for it.
Stella ~ Patti ~ Sicily ~ Italy ~ Monday April 23rd 2012.
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Well, this is an image of my friends Kitty Stella, who is very camera shy, everytime I went to take a photo of her she ran away...this is her in one of the moments when she didn't scarper...although a few seconds later
she did...:((
Oh well, the sun is out today and the sky is blue, better make the most of it before the rains return this evening I guess..:)
I hope everybody has a great Monday..:)
While shooting in San Francisco, I bumped into this chap, i can't remember his name, but he was skating around with this bad boy camera round his neck.
Its a Mamiya RZ/RB, and it quite a bold camera to shoot on the streets with especially on a skateboard.
I mentioned when I posted the strutting seagull that I was having Camera Camp for my granddaughters, Adora (age 11) and Shiloh (age 9) during their March break so I thought I'd give you the update. The girls had a great time and I know it's true because they want to do it again. So do I! It was great fun.
Our first stop was the Centennial Conservatory and it was a busy place, filled with people taking pictures of the Spring bulb display. The night before we went I took the girls through some photographs of flowers created by people I follow so they'd have an idea of what they were trying to achieve and from the moment we arrived they were hard at it for over two hours. They each took almost 300 pictures at the greenhouse alone!
Over the next couple of days, we went into Toronto to look for 'photo ops' as well as out into the countryside and it was really interesting to see things through their eyes and what they chose to photograph.
What was amazing to me was the speed with which they picked up the basics of Photoshop. Two computers were set up in the room and I swiveled between them both until I was almost dizzy as I talked them through the edits of their photos.. I had to laugh when they discovered the 'Distort' filters....they were whooping like they were on a roller coaster with all the crazy things they were doing to their pictures. They think cloning is great fun and also found the 'undo' button particularly useful (one of my own favourites).
So I've set them up with a Flickr photostream with the provisos that they are not given the login details and only photos they've edited themselves will be posted. There are a lot of pictures waiting to be edited on their next visit but I think they've made a pretty good start.
And I'm not the least bit prejudiced. :-D
Their photostream is here: www.flickr.com/photos/adora-shiloh/
I just got my first Canon AE-1 in the mail and guess what the first thing I did was? I took a picture of it. :D
Can't wait to try it out!
Ordered a Nikon D80 last night, and it's already on the way. Got the added battery base ... less for the added functions and more because I think it looks cool. Got some other items ... a good way to blow $1,000.
I came to the conclusion I was just too cheap to get the D300. At least for now. I bet I own one some time in the future. But this will be a nice upgrade from the D70s; I will find out for sure as I shoot flowers at the annual Orchid Mania show the entire month of February for my Still Life feature. And in March the Winter Aconite will be popping up at Schoepfle, then crocus ... and I will be off and running for the year.
Let's see if I can keep my Still Life enthusiasm going through 2008. It would be nice to have a couple dozen shows on the Web before I call it quits.
This photo was taken by my 3 year old son, with an expired disposable camera.
More film photos by my children here: