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1977
Mostly the 77’s Technics receiver came with a silver front. Here is the rare edition with dark faceplate. With a width of 50cm an imposing specimen of 70's receiver history.
The output of 65 watts per channel moves the 5470A in the top power class. The tuner section is best receiving and brings the local FM stations in excellent quality zoom. The Technics receiver in my opinion in the vintage scene is relatively undervalued and you can get it relatively for low price.
An attractive receiver in typical private National Technics style!
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Überwiegend wurden die 77er Technics Receiver mit einer silberfarbenen Front ausgeliefert. Hier ist die seltenere Ausgabe mit dunkler Frontplatte. Mit einer Breite von 50cm ein imposantes Exemplar der 70er Jahre Receiver Historie.
Die Leistung von 65 Watt je Stereokanal bewegt sich der 5470A in der oberen Leistungsklasse. Der Tuner ist empfangsstark und holt die lokalen FM-Stationen in exzellenter Qualität heran. Die Technics Receiver sind meiner Meinung in der Vintage Szene vergleichsweise unterbewertet und somit noch relativ günstig zu bekommen.
Ein attraktiver Receiver im typisch eigenem National Technics-Style!
Praktica Super TL 35mm SLR camera with Focal plane shutter B,1-500 speed, CdS meter, Match needle readout, M42 screw mount Tessar f2.8/50mm lens, Made by VEB Pentacon in Dresden, Germany c1968
My résumé after 4 months compared to the X-T1 www.juergenk-photography.de/375-fujifilm-x-pro2-vs-x-t1 The Google Translate button is on the bottom right of my page!
A delightful gift from some friends. who brought this with them from the US. The wonderful thing about some of these old film cameras is that many will shoot without a battery, so I blew through a test roll without a battery and it works just fine.
TOW 4 "Bokeh" #1
As my topic of week 4 i choose something i very much like to shoot, this is bokeh. For this shot i put my 7dII on a tripod, chose manual focus and liveview and shot this setting with my 5dIII@f/ 2.8. f/2.8 was necessary to get the lights in the background blurred. Additionally i used a flash to illuminate the back of the 7dii, and i needed three attempts to get the correct balance between ambiance light (the bokeh in the background) and the camera.
cámara análoga zenit 11, incluye correa y armatoste de cuero. velocidad bulb hasta 1/500
lentes helios 44mm
diafragma f/2 a f/16, utiliza película 35mm
45mil
Bella DC 4 for 4X4cm exposures on 120 film shutter B,50,100 speed with Rodenstock Achromat f8 lens, Made by Bilora Germany c1959
Strobist info: Yongnuo 560 IV at 1/2 in a softbox camera right with 1/2 CTO. Bare Yongnuo 560 IV at 1/16 in the background.
Isoly eye-level camera for 4X4cm exposures on 120 film single speed shutter with Meniscus lens, Made in Germany by Agfa 1961
Sony Nex 5n and Olympus Zuiko om 50 1.8
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My Canon A-1, which i've been using quite a bit lately. Interesting, back in the days of using film all the time, you are more conservative with taking shots because you've only got 24 or 36 photos on the film. You take the shot, and don't see the results until a long time later when you process the film ... fast forward to now and everything is instant. You can fit a zillion shots on a memory card (well less in RAW like I do now), and you know how it looks instantly. Such a great way to learn.
So i'm finding that my film photography has improved heaps because of my digital photography. AND i'm loving film photography again - I find the images so wonderful - the limits of exposure are very different (I read somewhere that digital photography has a linear relationship with light, whereas our eyes and film don't respond in this way).
Anyway, i'm out taking lots of photos with film at the moment. I'll see what is worthy of uploading. Love this A-1 camera too - always did, but REALLY love it now.