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The Fotodiox EyeVenger Eyecup Kit comes with a pair of specially molded left and right eyecups for Canon cameras. Check out our YouTube channel to watch an unboxing video.
The Nikon F2, Nikon's second-generation pro-level system SLR, was in production from 1971 to 1980. The pictured camera is fitted with the basic non-metered prism.
(Note: this is an updated photo)
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Fans of the BBC series "Sherlock" have left messages all over this phone box next to Bart's Hospital. This is the location where Holmes, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, fell to his apparent demise at the end of season two.
Day 338
It's nearly impossible to take photos anymore... there's always more and more work to do.
Anyway, enjoy your weekends :)
Nikon F2A just back from some spa time at Sover Wong's shop in the UK. Slowly getting all of my beloved cameras back to factory specs.
After a few months, I can't get over how often I use this camera. Quirky? Yes. But so was the Leica M3 it reminds me so much of.
The menus are ... weird. And the focus can be aggravatingly slow and imprecise. But what the camera gets right makes it worth putting up with the niggling problems. One day they'll fix them. And when they do, I'll be waiting in line.
For a guy that spent a lot of time with rangefinders back in the day, the Fuji X100 is an absolute joy to use. I am headed to the UK for two weeks (family vacation) and this is all I am bringing. No external flash. Probably won't use the internal one either.
on Novoflex adapter
This Hektor lens came out in 1933, and was made through 1960.
a review from Ken Rockwell:
Can't do a macro shot without some background blur ;-)
The PCB is a infered LED driver for old vintage nigh vision equipment from the good old USSR.
Day 32 Project 365 - I'm not very good at these black and white shots but it seemed fitting for this one.
FR: Je vous présente M. Mamiya M645 1000s avec son bon ami M. Zeiss 80mm 2.8 Jena Biometar. C'est le magnifique appareil avec lequel j'ai fait mes précédentes photos dans mon stream.
Croyez le ou non mais je le vends pour... Un autre Mamiya (j'adore les Mamiya)... Une version plus récente avec laquelle je pourrais changer les dos. Je suis un peu triste de le vendre (sentimental, mon 1er moyen format argentique) mais je suis définitivement pas assez riche pour tous les garder (Le D800 arrive bientôt). Donc quelqu'un aura la grande chance de te posséder l'ami.
Si vous êtes intéressé par ce Mamiya, merci de me contacter soit sur Twitter, soit en message privé sur Facebook. (je lis rarement mes mails Flickr).
UK : Please meet Mr Mamiya M645 1000s with its good friend fellow Mr Zeiss 80mm 2.8 Jena Biometar. This is the wonderful camera with which I took the previous photos in my stream.
Believe it or not but I'm selling it for... wait for it... another Mamiya (I love Mamiyas)... Just a younger brother in which I'll be able to remove & switch backs... I'm a bit sad to sell it (emotionally attached to it, my first film MF) but I'm definitely not rich enough to keep all of them. (The D800 is on its way). So someone will be definitely lucky enough to own you buddy.
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