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Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex Ic twin lens reflex camera with 75mm Novar lens in Prontor SVS shutter and uncoupled selenium light meter.
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Ordered from Amazon, and waiting for us when we arrived in London - Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ80 compact camera.
Contax 167MT (1986)
program, shutter, and aperture priority modes, spot metering, permanent AE-lock, automatic bracketing
C/Y (Contax/Yashica mount)
Yashica lens DSB:
135mm 1:2.8
Elizabethtown, PA. October 2018.
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WEEK 1 – Horn Lake Target, Lights Out... Again
My actual first shot of the store once the backup lights turned on was this one, facing the left side wall where the electronics desk is. Chances are we were kinda moving around a bit, unsure what exactly to do. I have a feeling everyone else in the store had the same confusedness. There was also a bit of nervousness, as indicated by the rather loud screams that went out as the lights shut off!
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Orlando, FL. April 2019.
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This camera has a folding frontsight and target has no shutter. The esposure was made by removing the lens cap for the time deemed necessary and this cover, familiarly called" hat", gave rise to a tasty anecdote. The photographer, maybe Eric Solomom, had been commissioned to photography a group of kings and heads of state gathered in Berlin in the early '900. The camera mounted on a sturdy tripod, the assistant next to it, in front of the statesmen, the camera with his headd covered with an hat. The photographer was struggling between the group and the camera and when he thought that everythings was in order shouted to his assistant to remove the cover from the lens:- Hat off !!!.- Incredible, like one man only, kings and heads of state discovered his head.
L’apparecchio ha un mirino a traguardo ripiegabile ed è privo di otturatore . L’esposizione si effettuava semplicemente togliendo il coperchio dell’obiettivo per il tempo ritenuto necessario e questo coperchio , chiamato familiarmente cappello, dette origine ad un gustoso aneddoto . Il fotografo , forse Eric Solomon , aveva ricevuto l’incarico di fotografare un gruppo di re e capi di stato riuniti a Berlino nei primi anni del ‘900 . La macchina montata su un robusto cavalletto , accanto ad essa l’assistente , di fronte gli statisti con la testa ricoperta dalla tuba . Il fotografo si affannava tra il gruppo e la fotocamera e quando ritenne che tutto fosse a posto urlò al suo assistente di togliere il coperchio all’obiettivo :- Giù il cappello ! - Come un solo uomo regnanti e capi di stato si scoprirono la testa .
( Collezione personale )
Store closed summer 2017
Charlottesville, VA. May 2017.
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1/14/2012 - saturday
the last day i had problems with this lens because the autofocus didn't work very well so i shot manual.
today i tried it and it worked better again! yay :)
this is the only good photo i took today. i was really lazy.
i got up at midday, cooked some pizza (which i nearly forgot to put out of the stove because i was so fascinated what you all uploaded. haha), then i took a shower and tried to get my hair a little red (my mum gave me a shampoo which should color my hair in red but it didn't really work) and the i watched tv until i recognized that i need a picture so i tried my autofocus again :)
and thank you for all the support that you've given me on my last uploads!
it really means more than the world to me <33
i love you all!
sooc (:
© eva.photography all my photos may not be blogged or used in any way without my written permission!
Monroeville, PA. April 2017.
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Williamsport, PA. November 2019.
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Pentax ME Super with SMC-Pentax M 50/1.7
This camera is compact, and nicer than I expected. AE Exposure seems to work fine, and the mechanism appears to be in good shape.
Got it from a colleague that went digital together with a Pentax MG
UPDATE: The camera IS nice, the Aperture priority is spot on, and the manualmode is good. Now I need more K-mount lenses
Full descritpion here:
Today is Day 45 so I am off out to take some snaps with this wee lens shortly.
The Sun Wide Zoom Macro 24-40 used to take this photo has a little macro setting that enables you focus down to less than 4cm.
For reference, this is a post from a Pentax forum on using the mechanism:
... the macro button on the lens is very tricky to use, so I write it here for other's reference.
Steps to Turn it into macro mode
1. rotate lens all the way back to 40mm
2. slightly press and push the macro button to the lens front,
3. continue pushing while rotate the zoom ring to 24mm end.
4. now, you got the 1:3.8 macro at rough focus distance of 5cm.
Steps to Turn it back into normal mode
1. rotate lens all the way to 24mm
2. slightly press and push the macro button to the lens end side
3. continue pushing while rotate the zoom ring to 40mm end.
4. you will hear a click the it is slided back to place.
5. now you have the normal mode.
don't force it to push. it is tricky to practice, but it is good that it has this macro feather.
Read more at: www.pentaxforums.com/userreviews/sun-wide-zoom-macro-24-4...
This is a hand rendered illustration of my first SLR film camera. The illustration is rendered in pencil and ink wash on 8 X 10 drawing paper. It is a much loved and much used camera so I wanted to reflect that by giving it a slightly loose drawing style, not photo-realistic, giving it a more intimate feel like the proverbial teddy bear in the attic.
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Maarja Nuut - 06.08.2021 - Bezau Beatz special Edition, Remise Wälderbähnle
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Besetzung:
Maarja Nuut: vocals, electronic