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Shot presented without Photoshop image soft focus effect.
At its heart, this is a simple, elegant camera. The Olympus Chrome Six is very solidly built without frills of any kind. even the leather covering is stoically plain. The machining of the metal part is top-rate and straightforward; the shutter and lens appear and function as new.
Rant begins:
What made film photography so great, what provided so much variety among brands and models, was that the manufacturing of cameras was, for the most part, completely independent from the manufacturing of the media (film). That was Fuji or Kodak's part of the deal. You made the device and the customer filled it with someone else's technology.
Nowadays, it's just as essential that a camera company be as adept at developing advanced computer/electronics substructures as they are at creating cameras. The mechanical needs are very, very secondary. Hence the reason for the loss of so many great mechanical camera manufacturer's brands in the last 20 years. It's sad that in a world of 6-billion humans, we can only choose from a dozen or so camera company's products. IMHO.
Rant over.
This is my old SLR camera: EXA 1c made by Praktica in Dresden, DDR. I bought it in summer of 1987 in Dresden, for about 500 Marks, East German currency, but quite expensive for me then. No electronics at all in it, just mechanics and optics. Lenses signed: Tessar 2.8/50 Carl Zeiss - Jena. At that time I did a lot of slides shots with it, but now I didn't use it in last 4 or 5 years.
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Kowa is a 35mm camera with f=2/50mm interchangeable lens, shutter speeds 1 to 500 B, has metering match needle in finder, Made by Kowa Company LTD Japan c1965.
Cockpit view of a Martin EB-57E Canberra electronics warfare aircraft.
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The Bore-Proof way to learn electronics--back when kids could complete their science fair projects with only a little help from Mom and Dad. This 65-in-1 Kit looks so cool that I'd like to buy one for my 20-year-old EE major at Texas Tech!
Oh for the days when Radio Shack was a nerd's paradise! And dig Mom's optical illusion style shirt. That's a science project in itself!
New workstation & workbench (2012)
Old (2006): www.flickr.com/photos/screamingflamingdeath/159018751/
Soldering bench is still a work in progress
Took a "Lomo LC-A" inspired Photoshop action that I previously created, and applied that to this with some tweaks for an interesting result. I like old technology/electronics...so going vintage seemed like a good idea.
■ 이번 주 버라이즌, AT&T, 스프린트, T모바일 등에 공급
■ 미국 출시 맞춰 이달 중 ‘스마트 키보드’ 기능 추가 탑재
※ Social LG전자 (social.lge.co.kr/newsroom) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인하실 수 있습니다.
My local Walmart recently under went a slight remodel in adding new signage as well as a slight rearrangement in aisles for some departments. I figured I'd take some photos of all the new sights. Pictures of the old arrangements can be found in the same album.
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Bits and bobs
Pictures taken during exercising my hobby (electronics) and building/disassembling amplifiers and/or upgrading a record player tonearm and pre-amplifier. Anyway, a text was needed, to describe this lot, and here it is (the text and the lot, enjoy the pictures :)).
Alternative to other CSC offerings, this capable camera made by the most evolving electronics company is a interesting offering now, when the NX300 is here. Large APS-C sensor with usable ISO 3200, easy handling, very solid build, many functions for both amateur and advanced photographers, full controls, WiFi connectivity, 8 fps, and very good lenses. The 18-55 is really nice, and firmware modifications made the auto focus faster and raw files smaller. Now when the production life of the NX210 comes to an end, some local resellers run crazy and the price is falling like a stone - I found this one for $250 with some benefits. For that money it´s a quite powerful and handy camera.
OM mount with OM-EOS adapter
I want to try use "normal" prime lens on cropped camera, and I was lucky to got this little gem on ebay.
Shots made with this lens - www.flickr.com/photos/eugene-r/tags/sunactinonautomc28mmf28/
Looks like it made by GOYO optical Inc. (proof)
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We have a new park/playground in town and this is one of the most popular games. The kids run around hitting the buttons on the posts and rack up scores.
Clever to take electronic games outside where the kids have to run and breathe fresh air!
Studio pics from readers of MATRIXSYNTH via the MATRIXSYNTH Lounge.
Facebook gallery where you can find follow-up comments for each here. Also keep an eye out for new studio pics there.
Featured in order:
1 & 2. Erwan Coïc
This is my studio !
3. Lorenzo D Metallan
This is my setup for a live recording few weeks ago
4. Stu Smith
Seeing as we're doing studio selfies here's my little corner of the world.
5. Phil Croker
And here's my little setup at Pooh Corner (so named 'cos of the wallpaper..) Please be kind, I know it's nowhere near as good as some of your rigs
6. Francesco Synth Meeting Mulassano
Homework!
7. Jason Duerr
Location: Chicago
Results: belmontandclark.bandcamp.com/
8. Nick Morey
Most of my collection Betamaxx
9 & 10. Erik Chalmers
my place
11. Eric Vetterick
blurry ipad shot of my crap...
12. Steve Drakeem
13. Adam Gahan
Okay so i may as well join in. I don't have a huge setup but i try and make the most of what I've got. After all I'm only 19, I will most definitely acquire more gear as time progresses.
14. Gabriel Morley
15. Charles Mickaelstein
Same thing as Adam Gahan, I don't have a huge analog setup but I'm glad to have what I have
(plus some small synths, like monotrons, Casio VL-Tone, etc).
I do that kind of things with those :
soundcloud.com/warngmusic/extreme-transudation
16. Marco Vedder
My setup — at Club Tabu.
17. Marco Vedder
My setup
night lights
18 & 19. Jeremy Olson
20. Hani Debbache
21. Mark Milanovich
Jumping on the bandwagon. Couldn't fit all this in one shot.
It's a hell of a mess right now. More pics as I organize it more.
22. Matthew Willox
I'm a complete minimalist.
23. Ricardo Schnidrig
Acid House from Argentina !
24. Brandon McWhorter
Sure, why not? Here's 1/2 of my "mess" — with Roland TB-303 with Kenton CV Mod, Kawai R-100, Tom Oberheim SEM Pro, Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer, Roland RS-505, Roland SBX-10, Roland TR-808 with Kenton MIDI, Roland Jupiter 6 with Europa, Genoqs Octopus, Roland JP-8 Jupiter 8, John Bowen Solaris, Oberheim M-12 Matrix 12, Garfield Electronics MiniDoc, Oberheim OB-X 8 Voice, Oberheim OB-Xa 8 Voice, Roland JP-4 Jupiter 4, Roland PG-800, Oberheim OB-8 with MIDI, Roland Juno 106 with Kiwi106 and Roland SH-101 (Red).
25. Martin Ley
There you go ‘Synth sluts’ Me at the controls back in 1985
26. Huskypop Huskypopo
27. Michal Patulski
Wow, some of your collections are sick! This is my current setup and nothing is there in comparison ha ha.
28 & 29. Hideously Disfigured Hipsters
30. Thomas Götze
Wanna play a game?
31. Dmitri Sfc
32. Shawn Shirey
This is ground control to Major Tom...
33. Nicolas Guichard
How to choose?
34. Colin Johnson
Since everyone's doing one of these right now.. here my spot. just moved in last month.. so you'll have to tolerate the mess and.. also one picture came off instagram. oh well.
35. Fede Manfredi
This is my little studio, at last, in order!
36. Michael Dennis Raleigh
I guess if everyone's putting up their studios... Here's me and mine
37. Bjørn Viggo Andersen
And here is ours
38. Nicky Bendix
My little workspace - thank you for all your inspiring photos!
39. Gavin McCloy
My modest setup
40. Mike Bradberry
Joining the bandwagon.
41. David J Warman
42 & 43. Trevor Gavilan
44. Joshua Andrew Coburn
45. Max Sokoleski
My tiny dungeon studio
46 & 47. TB Aothree
48. Walter Coter
Many Thanks for all members
49. Mark Ireland
My minimal (but very usable) studio setup.
50. Walter Coter
51. Adrian Earnshaw
As everyone is sharing pictures of their studios, here's my humble setup.
52. Discretman Jeff
Ok, this is my my gaming room !
53. David J Warman
54. Yuuki Koide
my studio
55. Olivier Lebra
my "living studio"
56 & 57. Matthew Thomas 1:48pm Mar 23
When in Rome. Geoscience Studio, kind of set up in an awkwardly shaped room, hence two pictures.
58. Jon Adams
This is my studio while I'm confined to bed - missing my hardware - microbrutes +modular the most
DIY parts kit for building a micro-readerboard LED christmas tree ornament.
Read more about our holiday electronics projects here.
The Collins 30L-1 Linear Amplifier has 1000 watts PEP power input on SSB and 1000 watts average on CW on all bands. It can be driven by the Collins 32S-3 Transmitter Collins KWM-2 or KWM-1 Transceiver, or most 70-100 watt exciters.
More information: www.wa3key.com/30l1.html
This small lightweight compact camera by Panasonic dates from around 1991. It has autofocus and a couple of flash modes, but it would be of little interest if it weren't a close cousin of the Leica Mini. With a glass lens allegedly manufactured by Minolta and electronics by Matsushita, this camera was also marketed as the Minolta Freedom Escort, Minolta Riva Mini and Olympus Trip AF Mini. The lens is very sharp for such an unassuming little camera.
When above 40,000 feet one of the pilots has to wear an oxygen mask at all times. When pressure is lost allegedly it takes about two seconds to lose the ability to fly.
Lakewood/Jamestown, NY. September 2017.
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My take on "Another One Bites the Dust" for Port Franks Scavenger Hunt.
Taken in London, On. at Zubics Salvage.
On the screen: art by Alex Grey.
Alex Grey (born on Gregorian November 29, 1953 [White Solar Dog] in Columbus, Ohio) is an artist specializing in spiritual and psychedelic art (or visionary art) that is sometimes associated with the New Age movement. His oeuvre spans a variety of forms including performance art, installation art, sculpture, and most significantly, painting.
Grey's paintings can be described as an unusual and contemporary blend of sacred or visionary art and postmodern art; one term used to describe the artist's work is "transpersonal". His work often depicts aspects of the supernatural world overlayed with aspects of the natural world. Some viewers report that elevated or spiritual states are induced while viewing his images, which might be described as the traditional purpose of sacred art. His work has an eclecticism that often integrates auras, human anatomy, religious icons (sometimes reminiscent of thangkas), geometric shapes and tessellations (sometimes reminiscent of mandalas), in natural, industrial, and multicultural situations. The human figures are sometimes shown nude (usually with partially translucent skin), in sexual situations, or in the act of meditation.
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Digital: A digital system is one that uses discrete numbers, especially binary numbers, or non-numeric symbols such as letters or icons, for input, processing, transmission, storage, or display, rather than a continuous spectrum of values (an analog system).
The distinction of "digital" versus "analog" can refer to method of input, data storage and transfer, the internal working of an instrument, and the kind of display. The word comes from the same source as the word digit and digitus: the Latin word for finger (counting on the fingers) as these are used for discrete counting.
The word digital is most commonly used in computing and electronics, especially where real-world information is converted to binary numeric form as in digital audio and digital photography. Such data-carrying signals carry either one of two electronic or optical pulses, logic 1 (pulse present) or 0 (pulse absent). The term is often meant by the prefix "e-", as in e-mail and ebook, even though not all electronics systems are digital.