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Clarksburg, WV. June 2016.
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This is the Synte 2 processor board. It contains an MC6800 microprocessor, two 2Kbyte EPROM chips, two 128 byte RAM chips and two MC6821 I/O interface chips. The clock frequency of the processor is 1 MHz (the big metal component is a crystal oscillator).
Because I have been receiving many questions about the 35 mm CV Ultron, I thought I would repost this shot ...
I just got my hands on a the Ultron 35 mm f1.7 lens so I thought I would share my thoughts about this lens in somewhat of an interview style. The advantage of interviewing yourself is that you can tell yourself to "Go Fuck Yourself" without offending anyone !
1. Why did you get the Ultron 35mm f1.7 when you already have Voigtlander's version of the 15 mm and 21 mm ?
Well ... to put it simply ... I have a problem and it may be time for an intervention, I think buying lenses, cameras is analogous to me being a crack addict.
On a serious note, I have been trying to work on my street photography and have been using the 15 mm and 21 mm, these lenses seem to be too wide for "people" shots as even when I do get in close to my subject, it seems like I took the shot from a fair distance.
On the edges of the composition, the 15 & 21 mm lenses offer a fair bit of distortion (an example is someone looking like they are a conehead) but the 35 mm gives a wide perspective without distorting subjects on the periphery of the framed shot. The 35 mm seems to offer a perspective that is natural to the eye.
2. The Bessa R3a does not have a 35mm frameline in the viewfinder, how do you manage to compose your shots ?
The Bessa R3a has a 40mm frameline in the viewfinder, when using the 35 mm lens I simply use the entire image in the viewfinder as a guide to composing 35 mm shots.
3. I see you have been working on a series of images entitled "The Unexceptional", after reviewing these I can confirm that they are unexceptional, will you be using the 35 mm lens for this series?
"Go Fuck Yourself"
4. In researching which lens to purchase for your street shooting series, you seriously considered 28mm and 35 mm Leica's, are you too cheap to buy a Leica lens?
Well, I have never heard anyone say "that is a really nice Leica lens shot" so I really think what lens you use is not the issue, in fact if you look at what images seem to resonate with people in my flickrstream, it seems to be images shot with an old Brownie Hawkeye or an image I shot with a plastic "Shitcam" that I bought for a buck.
The reason I purchased the Ultron is that a friend was kind enough to offer me a great deal on it and I am no Ansel Adams or Bresson making a living from my images so really, who cares what lens I use?
5. What do you like about the 35 mm Ultron?
I think it is a great lens for the price, the build quality seems to be excellent, I really like the focusing ring and the f1.7 max aperture is a bonus as I like to shoot a lot of night photography. In general, I have been extremely happy with all of the Voigtlander lenses I own which include the 15mm, 21mm, 35mm, 40mm and 90mm.
In terms of technical comments on image quality, I am not a specification geek examining how one lens compares to the other and I personally cannot comment on the quality of this lens versus Leica.
6. What don't you like about the Ultron 35mm?
The end of the lens creeps into the viewfinder a bit so you can see the lens in the corner of your composition, not a big deal though
7. Well I have to say "Timeshare" this has been one of my worst interviews as you are an asshole !
"Go Fuck Yourself"
Praktica PL nova I. I delivered the morning newspapers for almost a year to get it. It was the cheapest 35mm at the time, no lightmeter! But it was lots of money for a 13 year old boys !
Greece, NY. October 2018.
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In an attempt to blow the cobwebs out of the system, a run along the M56 to Chester was the chosen route. The photo was taken by Zippy's Revenge to prove there is still life in the old cat and I promise it never went above the depicted speed....... Really.......
Strobist: Sunpak Auto 26SR in collapsed shootthrough umbrella to camera right. Triggered with PocketWizard Plus III's.
Focus stacked using Photoshop.
"Fotografia vai além de congelar imagens, ela precisa ter história, ela precisa fazer parte de um momento, ela tem que retratar um sentimento" - Aline Gemaque
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This one goes back prior to Christmas 2017, before the décor was changed out. Last I heard, that electronics sign was allowed to remain though! The jewelry counter (seen in the middle right of the photo) had alread been downsized (compare to this view by Retail Retell), but at least it wasn't removed entirely.
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Sam's Club, 2000-01 built, Goodman Rd. at Elmore Rd., Southaven MS
Must see this one big on black!! (press "L")!
If You Fave it, please Comment! ;-)
No invitations please! No invitations please! No invitations please! No invitations please!
(c) 2013 Peter de Bock, www.peterdebock.nl
Realistic Navaho TRC-440 Base CB from Radio Shack, manufactured in 1977.
The CB band was expanded to 40 channels on January 1, 1977, the height of the CB craze.
The EOS-1N RS shoots film on the left there so it is surrounded by some Ilford Delta 400 and HP5 400 and Fuji Superia X-tra 400 color negative film. $14 for 5 rolls of Fuji Superia X-tra 400 or $7 for one roll, hmm which to get??? The 1N RS is wearing the 17-40L.
5 rolls of 24-exposure color film sounds like a lot but the EOS-1N RS can shoot at 10 frames per second so it can shoot off an entire roll in 2.4s!!! The high-speed rewind takes another 5 seconds. Loading the next roll takes just another second or two so you can shoot off each roll in 10s if you're fast, less than a minute to shoot off all 5 rolls if you're quick on the draw.
Next is the EOS-1D II N wearing the 24-70L and the EOS-1D II with the 135L.
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Always willing to allow the youngsters a chance to explore their creativity with a camera, I am never suprised when my gear goes off!
Week 7 10-16 Feb. 2013
This here was my first camera, aside from all the disposable ones i bought as a kid and took to airshows. This is my Olympus Pen Epl-1, it taught me many things and I know our relationship hasnt ended. I look at it like Woody from Toy Story, it might be my first toy but its my favorite and nothing can replace it. My 2 year anniversary just past and my wife got me the gift Ive been wanting to treat myself to for months now (since I was on deployment), a Nikon D5100! So for now I give my old friend (Pen) a rest.
This late 1950s German camera was brought by my mother when she emigrated from the UK to Australia in 1971. I don't think she's used it since, but has held onto it until giving it to me on the weekend. I'm going to get some 120 film and try it out.
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Allo scoccare del mio diciannovesimo 10 Agosto, un principe azzurro ha bussato alla mia porta
portandomi in dono l'obiettivo che più desideravo, sin da quando ho cominciato a fotografare con la mia amatissima Phoebe.
Oggi siamo io, Phoebe e il 50ino <3
Ciao, esco a fotografare!
Binghamton, NY. June 2015.
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SET 3 – West Point Wal-Mart
Speaking of the Electronics department, indeed we find it right next door, occupying the center portion of the back wall. And yes, like I said, the large, open feel of the Photo Center results in a rather small, cramped feel for Electronics, at least comparative to how the department is set up in most Walmart stores, that is! It was pretty difficult to get good angles of this, so for this view I had to settle for a pic out in the actionway, with that annoying price sign getting in the way. You should still be able to get the overall gist, though, and I also like how we can see a fair deal of the black shelving in the aisles as well as the video game shelving on the far left.
(c) 2022 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 :)
Six lenses with Pentaxon Six bayonet fittet on to a Pentax 645D camera utilizing an adapter from Kiev, Ukraine.
Photographed with a Pentax K-3 + Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di LD Aspherical (IF)
Towanda, PA. September 2019.
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This is the "Pentax ME Super"; it is a 35mm SLR that was produced by Pentax from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. Overall it is a farily standard SLR from that period.
This camera originally belonged to my father. I have only used it a couple of times, and I noticed that the pictures looked quite dull and grainy. I think that there might be something wrong with either the shutter mechanism, or in the electronics of the camera itself.
A downloadable PDF version of the manual for this camera can be found at:
www.butkus.org/chinon/pentax/pentax_me_super/pentax_me_su...