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Praktica LTL 3 35mm SLR camera shutter B,1-1000 speed with TTL metering, lens mount M42 Pentacon auto f1.8/50mm lens, Made in Germany by Pentacon c1975-1978
The Canon A35 F 35mm rangefinder with programmed AE shutter Canon 40mm f2.8 lens, Made in Taiwan R.O.C. Canon Circa: 1978
'Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.' ~ Steve Jobs
Finally! I can stop using my Vintage New Millenium gear and start using my new iPhone. I'm very happy about it!
Taken and processed with iPhone 4S. Apps used: FilmLab, PictureShow, TiltShiftGen
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This camera + 3-lens kit will run you about $1350 in the used market right now and is what I recommend for most people who ask me these days:
-Olympus OM-D E-M5
-Panasonic 14mm f/2.5
-Olympus 25mm f/1.8
-Olympus 45mm f/1.8
Just the right combination of size, weight, and functionality.
Canon EOS 60D with my EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens. This is my favourite lens to use for just about everything in nature. Love the flip out/tilting screen and ease of use when in 'live' view. I'm using 'live' view for this shot.
My little Canon G11 has the same feature and is brilliant for getting close ups of the underside of fungi regarding I.D. I try not to disturb anything in nature, I'd rather leave it for the next person, insects etc to enjoy.
#28. Camera. 115 pictures in 2015
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Starting a new, or restarting an old, chapter in my photography. Got myself a Nikon FE, dug out old Fuji color negative film that was still in the camera bag with the old point and shoot, and bought some Ilford black and white film. So much fun ahead!.
Macro Mondays, Inside Electronics
Strobist Info: bare bulb flash overhead, camera right, manual 1/64th power Godox TT685, X1 remote, 10mm extension tube.
Gotta love new toys/tools...
My Fujifilm X100T arrived this weekend, time for some camera porn.
Fujifilm X-T1 & ZEISS Touit 50mm/F2.8 Macro
Just playing around with a few cameras and lenses. I had an Access 28-70 on my Sony NEX, but it kept falling off of the adapter, so I just freelensed it. It helped that my Sony was on a tripod.
Originally this photo was a little dark and very yellow as I had one lamp turned on and it was near sunset. So I lightened it and did a black and white conversion in PhotoScape.
The Canon FL 50 lens on this FT is the one I used on the previos photo of the Canon Snappy 20.
Flickr lounge. about my job. Not a whole lot interesting to photograph here. As I mostly spend all day on the computer at the keyboard. And it's been a busy week but wanted to get in just one.
Manufacturer: Rootes Group
Type: Rapier Fastback Coupé
Engine: 1725cc straight-4
Power: 88 bhp / 5.200 rpm
Speed: 164 km/h
Production time: 1967 - 1976
Production outlet: 46,206
(incl. Rapier, H 120 and Alpine)
Curb weight: 1028 kg
Special:
- Designed by Roy Axe, the Rapier Series was the first of the "Audax" range of light cars in 1955.
- In 1967 came the "Rootes Arrow" project (the "Arrow range"), a series of sporty pillarless fastback coupe models.
- Although designed "in house", it was inspired by the new-generation Studebaker coupés of 1953 by Raymond Loewy.
- The Arrow Rapier, better known now as the Rapier Fastback, was based in the Hillman Hunter Estate chassis.
- The engine had twin Stromberg 150CD carburettors and a four speed manual gearbox (overdrive was standard) or an optional Borg-Warner automatic transmission.
- It had 2 more powerful brothers, the Sunbeam Rapier H120 (1968) and the Sunbeam Alpine Fastback Coupé in 1970.
- Between 1967 and 1969, all Rapiers were built at Ryton-on-Dunsmore and until 1976 at the Imp factory at Linwood in Scotland.
- In the USA the Rapier Fastback Coupé was marketed as the Sunbeam Alpine GT.
- This photographed Rapier is a rare LHD with original Dutch licence plates.
I will be using this camera in week 324 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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Happy New Year Flickr Friends! I hope everyone had a fantastic New Years' Eve. We had a blast. Such good times! I am a little sad it's all over but now I am ready to rock the pants out of 2011! Are you?
To start on the right foot, check out my new portfolio site!
libertadleal.carbonmade.com/ Let me know what you think!
Oh and as you can see, the Vintage Family has a new member. This awesome gift came in the mail, sent by dear old friends. A total surprise! Isn't he a beauty? It's the Kodak Tourist II. I already love him deeply. OK enough chit chat, go on and do some rocking all right? you know you want to! I'll go check your streams in the meantime ;)
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The new MacBook Pro. I just love the backlit keyboard!
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Highest position: #30 August 11, 2009
(Canon EOS 7D; 19.02.2011; 1/80 at f/1,8; ISO 6400; white balance: Auto; focal length: 50 mm)
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This picture was taken during a "mini photokina" event at the Leica Ginza Shop on Sunday Oct 5th. Two of the Leica design engineers had brought over all new products, including the S2, M8.2, Noctilux 0.95, Summilux 21 and 24, D-LUX 4 and the new projector.
The S2 is built like a tank and oozes solid engineering. All components are developed by Leica, including the sensor and electronics. The lenses are awesome. Though the body is in the same size class as a D3, the lenses are very large - not your snapshot camera... The Leica staff were very helpful and it was great to talk to the people behind the scene. Their next new product will be the digital R10 with, yes, auto focus. It might feature sensor technology derived from the S2.
Taken with Leica M8 Summilux 50mm