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Just testing the depth of field on the compact.
Panasonic TZ5, 28mm (equiv), 1/10s, f/3.3, ISO 100. (P1000556)
After I showed you my Nikonos SB 105 here are two more things from my under water photography stuff I bought already. This is a normal diving lamp, but really small and powerfuel. Before this I got the larger brother "mini compact". But I will use this as a focus lamp and so it has to be light and small.
Strobist:
- 580 EXII cam right @ 1/1 shoot through soft box
- 430 EXII behind the lamp on the floor @ 1/8 shoot through diffusor
- triggered with phottix
Going through my 'man drawer' this afternoon and uncovering all sorts of things, including my most recent 3 cameras before the 550D. This Mju took some really fab photos back in the day of film ... think I bought it around 1998. I also had an old Pentax ME Super SLR camera that I used at university but sadly I don't know where it is any more.
My Sailor Moon compacts came in from J-list today! I’m currently working on a shadow box to display them in. They are super pretty in person but do have a few flaws, but hey what else would you expect for $3 gashapon toys.
The pointer is pointing directly to the central canal (Haversian canal). Surrounding the central canal are multiple small lines (canaliculi) and the really dark spots are osteocytes in lacunae.
This bizarre but charming little oddity is apparently a Willam Sulky from 1977, powered by a Lambretta scooter engine.
Trans Lancs Rally, Manchester, Heaton Park, 04/09/2016.
Compact camera that i've bought for Xmas gift (and more than probably will be borrowing it from time to time :)
...RSW Compact. Incredible heavy and even bigger when folded!!! But it's this distinctive British design of mid-60s which makes me crazy! I know, I know not the best friend of Moulton fans because compared with them they are like day and night! The RSW is mannerless, rude, boorish and sometimes as stubborn as a mule.
Turn the lights off, turn the melancholic call of the RadioHeaded all the way up, and still something, spinning, beckons and glows, a deep blue, seeding a million ones and zeros via a hungry, carnivorous laser.
C3 - The easiest way to make kitchen tops!
C3 is a milling and engraving stone CNC machine. The C3 is designed to make accurate cutting out of granite, marble and engineered stone for sinks and cooking tops easy and cost-effective for the stone worker. The principal behind our compact stone fabrication CNC machinery is the same as an hole punch, where the machine only needs to be slightly wider than the distance between the holes, not as big as an A4 piece of paper.
The unique open gantry, combined with a compact and space-saving design, allows for any size work piece. As with the C4, the stone is worked “polished side up” for ease of set up. It also has a “tilt table” so you don’t need to worry if your marble and granite isn’t calibrated and is ideal for drainers and flutes.
The entire process is run from the integrated PC Windows® control panel. The easy-to-operate interface in the modern computer makes it possible to draw, change and save thousands of drawings and figures at the machine.
Like all of Scandinvent’s CNC stone fabrication machines, the C3 includes ScandSOFT™, the user-friendly software designed and developed by Scandinvent to make CNC programs of any sink or cooking top.
So, without previous knowledge of CNC-technique you can operate the C3. If you have CAD/CAM experience more complicated operations are possible. If you don’t then on our website at www.scandinvent.com/DXF/ we routinely update the DXF files for the sink cut-outs stone fabricators need.
What else do Scandinvent do? www.scandinvent.com
Appareil compact 35mm fabriqué à Hong Kong avec viseur collimaté, objectif 4,5/34mm et mise au point auto focus avec témoin. Flash avec curseur Fill flash, film 135 DX en 24x36, 2 piles LR 06 et moteur d'entrainement. Volet de fermeture. Appareil très voisin du 3M 401R.
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These SmartPack trash compactors are used in fast food restaurants, airports, malls, etc. Staff love them because they have to empty the trash ten times less.
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A close-up during Conference opening of the Global Compact Migration. 19 June 2017. UN Photo / Jean-Marc Ferré