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Buffalo, NY. February 2017.
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Manufactured by Ihagee Kamerawerk Steenbergen & Co, Dresden, East Germany
Model: 1963, version 6.2 (A&R 2, Hummel 067)
Produced between 1963-64 with quantity 32900 units
as to Andrzej Wrotniak
35mm film SLR camera
BODY
Engraving on the prism: Ihagee Dresden
Lens release: lever on the lens flange
Focusing: simple matte glass screen, ring and scale on the lens
Shutter: Focal plane cloth vertical shutter; speeds: in geometric progression 1/2-1/250,
Setting: dial on the left of the top plate
Shutter lock lever: on the back of the top plate
Shutter release: on front of the camera, w/ cable release socket
Cocking lever: also winds the film, short stroke, on the right of the top plate
Frame counter: decreasing type, manual reset, on the winding knob
Viewfinder: eye level SLR pentaprism, fixed
Mirror: not instant return
Re-wind lever: folding crank, on the left of the top-plate
Re-wind release: beside the winding lever
Flash PC socket: on front of the camera, bulb and electronic flash markings near the speeds dial
Memory dial: a collar beneath the winding knob
Back cover: removable with bottom plate, opens by a thumbnail knob on the bottom plate
Special removable take-up spool
Tripod socket: ¼"
Strap lugs
Body: metal; Weight: 838g (with lens)
serial no. 164185
LENS
Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8, 4 elements, (black), fully automatic type, (no internal aperture coupling, diaphragm always in open position, pressing the plunger on the lens closes the aperture to the pre-set f number then the shutter releases),
Exakta bayonet mount, filter thread 49mm, serial no. 6325794 (introduced in 1961)
Aperture: f/2.8 - f/22, setting: ring and scale on the lens
Focus range : 0.50 - 15m +inf
Exa II line are fixed finder cameras.
The Exa II line was introduced earlier than Exa I, in 1959, and manufactured concurrently with first Exa, and then Exa I models until 1963, to be replaced with Exa IIa and later, IIb.
The prism is permanently fixed (with a plain groundglass, at least in this one), and the camera has a regular focal-plane shutter running vertically. The wind lever is not as smooth as that of Exa Ia, probably because of a different shutter mechanism.
The body shape, size, and weight are similar to those of the Exa I line, and the feel and finish somewhat better.
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Television
Now, you may be looking at this photo & thinking "Television? I don't see a television, where is it?" Strangely, I am thinking the exact same thing, WHERE IS THE FRIGGIN' TELEVISION?????? I have searched all over this house for that stupid television & I can't find it anywhere. I can't imagine that I got rid of the tv & kept the stand & the remote, but I've run out of places to look. It's probably mixed in with some other set & the only way I will ever find it is if I accidentally run across it. Soooooo frustrating.
EDITED: I'm leaving my original description up, but as you can see, I finally found the TV. I was looking at an old photo I took of an office diorama & realized that the TV was in it. I dug out the diorama items, & there it was, YAY! I didn't have the "screen", so I Googled a photo & recreated it from there & retook the picture. So happy to have finally found it.
LG전자 오로라 노트북 출시
LG전자가 26일 선명한 색감과 광택을 강조한 '오로라' 디자인 노트북 '엑스노트 S시리즈'를 출시했다.
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Starting from the top a Sony all vacuum tube dual channel mic / or line pre amps and tape playback electronics. Great when used just as two mic pres! In the middle is a vintage 'The Fisher' all vacuum tube mono "Master Audio Control". At the bottom is a Teac dual channel Mic /or line pre amps and tape electronics. Can be used just as two mic pres.
Thanks to Sam, Cassy, Jenn, Marine and Taan for the tag, and aplologies for being so late with my list.
Colour : Pink
Fruit : mango
Candy : snakes
Chocolate : lindt milk chocolate
Cold drink : white wine
Hot drink : coffee
Ice cream : gelato, lemon of course
Crisps : chicken
Soup : home made chicken noodle soup
car: my subaru forester
TV show : Grey's Anatomy
Movie : Baz Lurhman's Romeo and Juliet
Sport : going to the gym
Perfume : SJP Covet
Stock Blythe doll : BL Goldie
Custom Blythe Doll : too many to choose, I love a lot of them
Meat : fish
Vegetable : tomato
Genre of music : rock
City to visit : New York (again)
Celebrity crush : Johnny Depp
Book : Stieg Larsson triology
Sports team : Aussie Olympic team
Pet : Dexter
Meal : pasta
Flower : rose
Dessert : lemon tart
Smell : new born babies
Games : pictionary
Piece of Jewelry : gold necklace that I have on in my pic
Jeans : esprit
Electronics : ipad
Hair product : morrocan oil
Sandwich : prefer sushi
Condiment : sweet mustard pickle or beetroot relish
Thing to collect : takara converses
Time of day : mid morning
day of week : friday
actor : Johnny Depp
actress : ??
season : autumn
designer : ??
comfort food : Chocolate
piece of clothing : jeans
An early (Minolta) digital compact camera. The electronics are advanced but the big difference today is the physical size of equivalent compact cameras. However, you rarely get such good inbuilt compact camera lenses.
Store closed September 2017
Seneca, SC. May 2017.
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Plastic casing removed.
Big chip in center location is the cache tag SRAM, other two are L2 cache chips.
Since I haven't uploaded anything to Flickr in quite a while, I decided to go through my camera and upload a few interesting pictures.
This picture is one of four I'm uploading about my AP Physics B final project: To correctly wire a circuit that, when hooked up to a pre-built power supply, acts like a clock, lighting up LEDs per second to indicate time.
This picture shows the topside of the board. Visible are the ten LEDs, the 1 microfarad capactior, the 10 kiloohm resistor, and the seven 14-pin inline integrated circuit sockets. Note that the integrated circuit chips (which were TTL logic chips) are not present in the sockets, since there were less chips than students available and I was finished testing my board. All components are held in place on the board by wire wrapping, with the exception of the seven sockets themselves and the three (not visible) vector pins, which were soldered in place.
Store closed fall 2017
Roanoke, VA. May 2017.
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Demo video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzBaRP04bq8
Main article: baronvonbrunk.com/2015/?page_id=490
Built in 2012 and released in 2013, this is the revised design for my gargantuan LEGO creation! I've rebuilt the outsides to be more ascetically pleasing, and above all, I removed the inner circuits and constructed a grid of wires connected to an Arduino Micro. Thus, this new edition is much sturdier, but can only play computer games, and not original NES like the the Mk.I edition.
assembled step-up e-stim board with temporary power-amp board. temporary board is a simple LM386 audio-amp circuit. made with parts from RadioShack(tm)!
my veteran camera, I used it for 12 years
Manufactured by Chinon Industries Inc., Tokyo, Japan
Model: c.1978, (produced between 1974- ?)
35mm film SLR electronic camera
Lens: Chinon Auto, 55 mm, f/1.4, Multi-coated, M-42 mount, (Pentax/Practica)
w/ Manual and Auto lens settings feature, by a lever on the back of the lens,
filter thread 55 mm, serial no.168732, do not change the lens when the camera is on
Aperture: f/1.4-f/16 setting: ring and scale on the lens
Focusing: Fresnel lens, Matte screen w/ central microprism split image rangefinder and ground glass collar, by ring on the lens w/ distance scale and DOF scale
Focus range: 0.5-10m +inf
Shutter: Seiko MFC-ES, stepless electromagnetic focal plane metal shutter, verticaly travelling, speeds: Auto: 4 to 1/1000, Mechanical: at X 1/100, Manual : B, X, 4 to 1/1000
setting : dial on the top plate, Auto-manual 4 to 1000-X-B modes
Shutter operates only with batteries except X and B modes.
Shutter release: beside the cocking lever, w/ a lock lever
Cocking lever: also winds the film, retractable, short stroke, on the top plate, right
Frame counter: auto-reset advance type, window right of the winding lever
attention when advancing the first two blank exposures of newly loaded film, make sure that the shutter is on X or Manual speeds mode, otherwise the shutter will remain open a long time and film will not wind, when number is 1 visible in the counter window, you can turn the speed dial to Auto mode
Viewfinder: SLR pentaprism, Speeds Scale and Exposure Indicator Needle are visible in it
Eye-piece blind feature: a lid closes by a small lever, just left to the prism
Exposure meter: TTL CdS meter, two cells, centre weighted, aperture priority automatic exposure control
Film speed range: ASA 25-3200, setting ring and window on the EV compensation dial
Auto exposure range: EV 1-18, at 100 ASA
Exposure setting: in Auto mode, turn the aperture ring until the needle in the speed scale in the finder points to the desired/accurate speed, indicator needle moves when half way pressing of the shutter release, there are over and under exposure red marks in the speed scale
in Manuel mode: you can see the correct speed pointing by the needle, independent from your speed setting
AE Memory Button (Memotron): for holding the metered exposure in memory,
on the lower left side of the lens mount, for this:
in Auto mode, depress the shutter in half-way for metering then press and lock the Memory Button, then release the shutter on another frame composition
Auto Exposure compensation feature: -1/2x to +2x EV, 1/3 F-stop increments,
dial beneath the re-wind lever
Re-wind lever: folding crank type, turns when film winding
Re-wind release: on the bottom plate
Flash PC socket: left side of the lens mount, set X on speed dial, sync. 1/100
Hot-shoe
Self-timer: time adjustable, 7-12 seconds
Back cover: Hinged, opens by pulling-up the re-wind lever
Memory holder: on the back cover, place your film's box top cover
Tripod socket: 1/4''
Strap lugs
Body: Metallic, Weight: 620g, wo/the lens
Battery: 3v, two silver oxide 1.5v, eg.G13/S76, (accepts lithium Kodak K58L or two alkaline, eg. LR44), attention: minus side facing upwards,
battery compartment on the bottom plate,
Battery check: green LED on the eye-piece frame, in Auto mode turns on when half way pressing of the shutter release, if battery OK
On/off switch: not seperate one, electronics of the camera is off when speed dial on X mode
Posemeter's on/off switching is incorporated to the winding mechanism, it is on after a film winding/cocking shutter, after exposure it will be off
External motor drive socket and connections: on the bottom plate
Chinon Power Winder is a sophisticated device, employs a special computer memory chip, and has many fonctions: Single and Continuous frame modes, Pre-set exposure counter (up-to 24 frames), Interval timer (up-to 30 seconds intervals between exposures), on/off switch and LEDs.
serial no.106092
+ Chinon Power Winder + B&K Sky 1A filter + Focusing handle + Cable release
+ Strap
CE-3 was also sold under the name of Revueflex AC1 and some other brand names
Chinon Industries Inc. is owned by Kodak Japan Limited in 2004, the Japanese daughter company of Eastman Kodak Co. Before that time Chinon had been an independent camera manufacturer for around 50 years.
You can tell I'm getting a little stir crazy when I start taking photos of my cameras. Obviously, this is my Nikon D3100 with the 18-55mm kit lens. I recently purchased a used 55-200mm kit lens for it as well, and so far, I'm loving this rig. Up until I bought this, I was a Canon fan boy, but now I have to say I enjoy the Nikon more as it's set up to fit my hands just about perfectly. Oddly enough I took the photo with my favorite camera, the Canon PowerShot G12. I guess I'm a CaNikon fan boy now! LOL!
LG전자가 첫 커브드 스마트폰 ‘LG G 플렉스(Flex)’의 주요 사양과 디자인을 공개했다.
- LG G 플렉스(Flex)
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LG전자가 첫 커브드 스마트폰 ‘LG G 플렉스(Flex)’의 주요 사양과 디자인을 공개했다.
- LG G 플렉스(Flex)
※ Social LG전자 (social.lge.co.kr/newsroom) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인하실 수 있습니다.
A small project I did, using a Playstation 2 controller and Arduino to control the speed and direction of a bipolar stepper motor.
More information and source code: www.lungstruck.com/projects/ps2-motor-controller/
Hewlett Packard 75C pocket computer from 1982. This was HP's first attempt at a 'pocket computer' that was programmable in Basic language.
Big and chunky, but powerful in its day, with a built in pull through magnetic card reader. It had 48kb of ROM and 16kb of RAM. It also had a built in appointment scheduler - making it a very early form of a PDA. Interesting that for a machine built in the early 1980's, the calendar functions perfectly in this post 2000's world - day and date all function correctly, something that many other devices of that era would not have done (they would have reverted to dates starting from 1900's not 2000's).
This was the 'laptop computer' of its time, costing a huge US$995 back in 1982.