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Photos from my review of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 instant camera. Full review can be found at: www.hightechdad.com/2015/04/27/whats-old-is-new-again-fuj...
Acquired this old camera today from the in-laws; so far what I know is that it was the grandmother's and these were produced for only a few years in the mid/late 1960s.
Sony A7 with Sony 35mm f:2.8 FE flanked by 24mm f:2.5 Tamron Adaptall 2 with FotodioX adapter and 90mm f:2.5 Tamron Adaptall 2 Macro
We were having lunch at Jay's after spending several hours at Kenmore Camera full of camera company reps showing off their latest wares, and showing us how we could easily spend thousands, which thankfully I don't have to spend right now.
I could've sworn I just bought a new camera last week and here I am thinking about lenses that will be on the shelves next month.
While we were there, the Sony people cleaned the sensor in my A7 and upgraded the firmware - a super deal!
Thank you Sony!!!
Sony A7 + 35mm Schneider Curtagon
It's mysterious and odd, as there is no body behind the hand, nor any subject in the viewfinder. But you can change all that--simply place the Amazing Camera Hand into your own digital creation and impress your friends with your creative skills! It's easy, fun, and safe for all ages. But wait...there's more...if you order now, I will include a partially housebroken puppy, your choice of color! Hurry, operators are standing by!
Feel free to use this bit of nonsense in your work. Detail cropped from a vintage Hammond North American Nature Atlas. More info to come.
The Atomic Cannon - one of one 3 in exsistence. Can fire an 11-inch projectile for more than 20 miles!
A happy accident. Shot some random abstract shapes with my TDC Colorist stereo camera and it looks like there is a bit of a light leak, giving these a nice 3-D shadow effect.
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Documenting my 20x24 ULF camera project.
Detailed view of the top stabiliser bar. (This works really well.)
See that camera? It's a Nikon D70. And I have to choose one to sell. The D70 or the Sony R1 that took the pic. Which is it to be?
Now that Johänni has discovered her love for photography (and for my Nikon D7000), I don't get to use it as often as I used to. So I got us a new lens for her Olypmus "PEN" E-P1 to make up for my loss. The Panasonic Lumix G 20mm F1.7 Asph. is just great. Where the kit lens often left me belittling the little camera and wanting to have a "real" one, with this new baby I felt just at home with it.
Go and get one if you own a Micro Four Thirds camera!
Strobist info 1 Sony FM42 camera right on 1/8th power snooted with a Pringles tube 1/100th at f18 to kill the ambient light.
Photo inspired by an excellent book im reading about the great photographers at Life magazine.
Homemade remote shutter control for my Canon EOS 400D, inspired by this helpful wiring diagram.
Rollover the image for construction notes.