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Introduced in 1992, this is the last 6x9 medium format film camera made by Fuji or anyone as far as I know. It's a rangefinder with a fixed 90mm f/3.5 lens (equivalent aprox. to a 45mm lens in 35mm/full frame format). Focus, aperture, and shutter speed are the only controls accessible from the lens itself.
Fully mechanical, there is no built-in light meter, no double-exposure, no auto film advance, and no removable film backs. You can choose between 8 frames with 120 film or 16 for 220.
The huge negatives this camera produces next to the impressive sharpness of the lens gives you unmatched image quality.
You can see it here with a Voigtlander VC Speed Meter II.
80/365. 21st March. Not so much old to me (I've only had him a couple years), but still old, I need to get out and take some good old fashioned film. Last time I used this camera though, the whole roll came back blank, which was a bit of a waste of money. At least you know where you are with digital. And the light meter doesn't work so it's a bit of a guessing game. But still, there's something about the old camera's that the new one's don't have isn't there? And I love that len's. Until recently, it was firmly attached to the E-PL3 via an adapter. It has gorgeous bokeh. But it was manual focus and now I have a dedicated lens and autofocus.
And aptly today is my dad's birthday, he was a keen and very good photographer, and would have been 70 today.
I don't know what happen to this...but I really like the inside of the lens!
Today I started to clean up my contact list,So I can keep up with the streams of people I know or like their photos! So you will probly see more comments and favs soon!
The inside electronics of telephone equipment.
Photographed with a F100/2.8 Macro, with some strong colour contrast processing, hopefully not too strong! #Macro Mondays #Inside electronics
Biomorph desk
Mac Pro on right side (2TB storage, 8gig ram, etc.)
Powermac G5 on left (800gig storage, 4gig ram, etc.)
Both computers are mounted to desk legs to keep them up off the floor.
One Mac 30" cinema display in center
Two Mac 23" cinema displays on left and right
Deck keyboard and Logitech Revolution Mouse control both computers via Teleport
5.1 Speaker system with Titanium casing
Snowball microphone
ISight
Ambient Orb tracks visitors to web site
Polycom Clarity phone (work)
Panasonic wireless (home)
LED light clock directly under 30" monitor
Docks for 60Gig iPod video, 8Gig Nano and and 4Gig Nano on a concealed shelf to the left of the Mac Pro.
Art work
Commerical grade blue LED backlighting for when lights are off
It has been months since Jon and I have been trying to plan a get together and finally we did!
We munched on some yummy sushi from Tokyo Sushi and chatted while we took photos at Queen's Park.
It was so great to finally meet the guy behind the lens of some fantastic and touching photos :)
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This photo might have been a mirror of THIS photo.
-100% Original
- Commercial Electronics
- Computer comes with 5 rezzable options, including the ability to add your own photo.
-Tabley comes with 6 rezzable options, including the ability to add your own photo.
Lyft:
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Marketplace:
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Meet the Nikon D5. Faster, sharper, and easier to handle, everything about the Nikon D5 is geared towards a smoother experience. Engineered to incorporate feedback from agency photographers who spend all day shooting, this camera reduces the stress factors that come with the demands of professional photography.
Ergonomically, improvements include buttons with more defined ridges and curves, which enable more intuitive control, especially when shooting through the viewfinder. Learn more bit.ly/NikonD5flr
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The Agfa Ansco PB20 Plenax was a folding camera for type PB20 roll film (620). It was manufactured by Agfa Ansco Corp, in Binghamton, NY, United States of America from 1934 to 1938.
voici mon boitier et son 85mm af1.8nikkor, avec les quels je réalise mes photos!!!
(il reste la bague du porte filtre Cokin)
Herrlich, mal wieder minimalistisch zu fotografieren. Mit den alten Scherben, die noch älter sind als man selber, macht das gleich doppelt so viel spaß.
Here's my "new" camera, the Nikon FM that my grandfather gave me yesterday. It has a very nice lens, the Nikkor 28mm f/2 !
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