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Paul's Model Art Ford Transit Van.
This is a 1/43 scale diecast model made by a niche manufacturer and quite unusual. I took the photograph for the former family business website.
Olympus SP-350 compact digital camera with available light from a large window.
Selection of shots from 2 redscale films taken with Fujica Compact Deluxe 35mm rangefinder (24 exposure, 35mm Agfa Photo Vista Plus iso 200 - from Poundland - home reversed and exposed at iso 50, developed and scanned by Asda).
All with aperture priority auto exposure - range of apertures.
Most of shots taken at Milton Locks, Portsmouth and Clarence Pier, Portsmouth. All shots taken in March 2016.
It´s amazing to see, how much fits into the small rings of a Compact: even the Postit´s and a city map...
-> filo-manie.blogspot.de/2012/08/mein-compact-projekt-regen...
Here’s the Compact Jenny knock off called “Slender Girl” who looks to share the same sculpt as Compact Jenny but with 5 points of articulation instead of gumby wire limbs. Weirdly enough she also has Jenny’s underwear molded on (which the Compact Jenny doesn’t have molded on).
She’s a pretty good match to the Figma Archetype knock off body but she’s gonna get her own body in the mail.
This truck looked very similar to a Compaction Systems RL, but not 100% sure, once again on a DAF CF chassis and also spotted in Trafalgar Square.
Sal-Met Flux
Canon 50mm compact macro
I first learned about the wonders of Sal-Met from Kip, AKA W4KIP ("Whiskey Four Kilo India Papa..."). Kip was a really smart guy. Maybe the smartest person I have ever known. Kip had a PhD in Electrical Engineering, but knew something about literally everything from roller coasters to atomic physics.
I used to talk to Kip on the radio on my drive to/from work. Kip's signal was always perfect. I used to think, before I actually met him, he must have tons of all the latest expensive Ham Radio gear. Piled high, kinda like NASA Control or something. When I finally went over to Kip's house I realized his "NASA Control" was just a spare bedroom with a single shelf that held a few 20+ year old radios that Kip had built form kits. Of course, Kip had heavily modified each of the radios to make them better.
Kip had modified virtually all his equipment from video cameras to his hand-held radios (HT) to incorporate his own innovative designs. Kip had an old HT to which he had added a "battery circuit". Typically rechargeable batteries of that day lasted, at most, 2-3 years, if you were lucky. Kip's HT rechargeable batteries were 13 years old and still going strong. He offered his circuit to one of the radio companies, but they dismissed it out of hand.
There a bunch of us with which Kip shared his love and knowledge of Ham Radio. Kip's passion was ATV (Amateur Television). He was a real pioneer. A small group of us used to transmit 2-way TV pictures (Amateur TV) from my house in Decatur to Kip in Smyrna, and to Dave (KD4SHH) in Woodstock, every Thursday night. It was something. I used to go to a nearby parking deck in Decatur, until I put up my own 85 foot tower. Trees are tall you know, and you have to see over them or the trees just block your signal.
We built our own specialized antennas based on Kip's original designs and made our own TV transmitters and amplifiers. Microwave stuff, 1.2 GigaHertz. Mostly using the oddest pieces and parts from old TV sets and cable TV converters. Our stuff worked great.
A lot of people thought Kip was strange. But Kip was the man. And a good friend.
Kip passed away several years ago (W4KIP, SK..). They took down Kip's tower and got rid of all his radio stuff. We don't transmit on TV too much anymore. It's just not the same.
JG/HamWithCam
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A very appropriate word for my Olympus OM-D E-M5 Camera: COMPACT... 3rd Day shooting with the Micro 4/3 camera and I'm still surprised by how small and how much power this camera has...
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8
Automation allows this modern trash truck to grasp receptacles, lift them and flip them over in order to dump their contents into the awaiting large bin.
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First of all, RWC has been marked as an Illegal weapon corporation, so now it only has one worker and designer, me.
So then, this is a new compact handgun series from RWC, the CH-Mk.I
It offers compact design, ambidextrous magrelease, rails, and uses 9x19mm caliber.
one of the "best" made compact zoom cameras - Konica Lexio 115
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A compact neighborhood oriented senior center disguised as a cafe. Exercise machines are very popular with the patrons
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The solar panels are embedded in the top, gathering energy even when there’s no direct sunlight. Each unit has a capacity of up to 150 gallons. That’s over four times the capacity of a traditional 35-gallon trash can. Built-in sensors detect when a container has reached capacity.
An “entry-level” unit starts around $1,800
Solar-powered compactors from Bigbelly have homes in 47 countries worldwide, through 1,500 customers.
Crescent Beach, British Columbia, Canada
Dull and wet out today, at a loss for anything to photograph...except myself naked!...I'll spare you that, here's some boring cameras.
86, 88, or 89 Gios Compact, built up with Campagnolo Chorus gruppo from 2001, Campa Shamal Ultra wheels, Cinelli bars, San Marco regal seat and Vittoria Corsa CX Kevlar tires. Multo bene.
2 Sitzpositionen an klassischem Vorbau +,- 9 Grad:
a) Multifunktionslenker nach vorn abgeneigt, das Körpergewicht wird entlang der Unterarme am innen gelgegenen Rohrteil abgestützt, die Handgelenke liegen entspannt am äußeren Rohrende auf;
Meistens sieht man diese Multifunktionslenker an Trekkingrädern aufwärts justiert als Reserveoption für eine noch aufrechtere Sitzposition.
b) klassischer gerader MTB-Lenker
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