View allAll Photos Tagged compactor
Dug these out of the archive and thought they would benefit from a B&W treatment - even though they are all 5MP Sony Cybershot snaps.
ICBC Salvage yard
Caught in the middle of 2 vehicles.
Queensborough, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
I don't know what the percentages really signify, but the buttons are on a trash compactor, so I figure it probably isn't entirely boring.
Did you know there's a "secret room" in the basement of the Central Library where extra copies and little used books live? Thanks to compact shelving we can fit more into a smaller space. Hard to believe our vibrant new Children's Room used to be filled with storage!
UPPER ROOF - Repotted the Compact Thyme and returned them to the the upper roof. These plants were originally purchased from Richters Herbs last year. Planters are not SIPs.
I load the film in this compact with fast f2.8 lens (4 elements in 4 groups) ... pretty nice camera for shooting, bigger than others but nice to keep in hand, great minimum focus distance from 55cm/1.8ft, fast and clear auto-focus (visible green light in viewfinder). Lovely LCD display.
Smart integrated tilt knob for selfies ;)
don't like - battery 2CR5 (expensive and you need screwdriver to insert ...wtf).
Flash OFF button on the bottom and very small, looks like for rewind.
Flash ON - you need special rubber cap to close the sensor ... which on the neck strap.
Film removing - it's something special, never spent so much time for that :) maybe I do something wrong :)
Remington Compact Portable, n° EC45629. "Assembled by British Labour at the Remington Typewriter Factory, London, from parts made in U.S.A.".
We actually reserved a compact car with Enterprise. They only had one car left which was slightly larger than expected!
Fujica Compact 35mm is a 60's compact point and shoot, zone focus with 38mm lens and biggest aperture of 2.8-F22. Also it has a built in selenium light meter, meaning no battery needed.
I've chucked boxes of these away. Dating way back to high school times. Who even uses tapes any more? I think I've got more music than in this box just on my phone.