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SONY A7II with (round about) 60 years old lens Trioplan 1:2.9/50 V Meyer-Optik Görlitz using a M42/NEX adapter in order to mount it. The 12 bladed aperture is visible in the image above. The SONY full-frame in body image stabilization works great with this lens. Sharpness is very good. The lenshood is the solid IHAGEE. A photo shot with this lens can be found here --> Pure Nature Macro - Taken With A TRIOPLAN Vintage Lens and here --> Shiny Heart.
All in all it's a pretty lens/camera combination which i really like. With this Trioplan lens i also shot the most viewed image in my photostream, which can be found here ---> Blossom - Erythrina Coralloides DC.
The photo of this lens/camera combination was taken with the Fujifilm FinePix F11 camera at 8.0mm. f/8.0. ISO 200. 1/30s.
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- Photo by Sean Anderson
Left-hand camera was a Christmas present. Made from a kit, 35mm film. Other is my Bronica 120mm camera.
Guessssss what?! I finally got my own 50mm f/1.8! YAY! *throws confetti* As some of you may know, it's my 19th birthday tomorrow Sunday so my father bought me that! YAY!! *throws another batch of confetti* I'm just sooo happy.
Will take a lot of pictures tomorrow and will update my stream sooon! :D
Voigtländer VITOMATIC IIb mit PRONTOR 500 SLK-Y COLOR-SKOPAR 1:2,8 50 mm Objektiv
Voigtländer - Braunschweig (1964-66)
incredibly sharp 42mm 1:1.7 G.Zuiko lens with 7 elements in 5 groups. It has a center weighted meter as well as a spot meter. Full auto mode and full manual mode with metering.
Mine is in spotless like new condition with not even a single blemish. It did have some kind of fungus on the inner element of the front group next to the shutter, as well as the element just behind the shutter. The front group comes off very easy and I was able to clean the fungus without any trace of evidence on the coatings.
I also took the top plate off and cleaned the RF optics so now the RF/VF is very clear and the RF patch good.
It does need a light seal near the hinge as well as the latch
I was super lucky and got it from a chap in Japan for under $40. it's like new, meters work, battery case is spotless, I am able to cross this one off of the bucket list!
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.
Taken ages ago but re-uploaded for a little article I'm putting together.
It took a bit of adjusting to get the shadows right and there was a fair bit of Gunge on the glass that needed some careful cloning....
HSS!
Yes I saved up for this camera and with a little help from dad<3 I finally got my first DSLR camera :) I'm one happy girl this Christmas :P
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.
A close up of the instrument display of the Maserati Ghibli.
I like taking photos of cars and their interiors at the showroom and this one was a very frustrating shot! 😬
I usually prefer to use at least my PowerShot S120 for car interior photography but I left it at home, not knowing that I should have brought it with me.
My cousin brought me to this exotic car showroom without telling me before we left home and the only imaging device I had was my cellphone. Better than nothing, I guess.
The reflections and the strong back lighting were quite difficult to contend with and I had to resort to heavy post processing to deal with the poor contrast. Phew. 😓
Philips AQ6411 stereo cassette player , from the year 2000 .
For "Crazy Tuesday" ; theme : "OBSOLETE ELECTRONICS" .
Back in my day we used glass fuses. Sometimes the glass broke and your fingers got cut...that's the way it was and we liked it! (obscure Dana Carvey reference if anybody gets it).
so, i'm trying the ol' bathroom mirror portrait trick, but my grand plans are foiled because instead of being tricked into looking into the camera reflection in the mirror odin was was quite happy to play with the real camera in front of him. i was hoping that he would accidentally hit the shutter button to snap a photo, but mostly he just fiddled with the knobs and mouthed the SLR eyepiece. with a bit more apprenticeship, i'm sure he'll be be ready to begin the process of taking over as family photographer.
actually, at first the camera was off to the side as i was attempting to get a picture with both of our faces in the frame, but that resulted in multitudes of shots of him lunging for the camera while i precariously balanced him in one hand and the camera in another. so i compromised and put the camera front and center which means you'll have to wait a little longer for a proper portrait of him and me.
really, i am slightly less camera shy than i appear. but only slightly.