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Blasdell, NY. June 2018.
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Yes we can! Long before Obama, the big three needed to show the world that they believed in the APS film system. To show was one thing, to believe was another. Only Minolta trully believed in the system launching the very interesting (and forgotten ) Vectis, along with a new bayonet. Nikon and Canon were far more cautious, and developed the SLRs from existing 35 mm chassis. This Pronea is tipically Nikkon, being chunky, not very compact, but very unnikon is the weight, very light for a Nikon camera. Blame it on the zoom lens that is so cheaply build to the point of being scaring for an old guard guy like me, lol. The viewfinder with this zoom is simply horrible, dark to the point of being impossible to see through it indoors. However, take that nasty lens off, replace it with 24/2,8 like I did and wow, a miracle happens! Viewfinder apart, the camera is simple and effective to use, speddy AF, all the traditional Nikon metering modes. I suppose the electronics came from the Nikon F-601, which is not a bad thing at all. The adventure did not last for long, the Pronea was received with the same lack of enthusiasm as the other two and rightly so. One last observation, there is no red line on the hand grip, like in every Nikon SLR, since the F3 (designed by Giuggiaro), I wonder why...
Franklin, PA. August 2016.
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This was a kit Lafayette introduced in the early 60's. A built version was called the HE-30. Radio was actually manufactured in Japan by Trio, which is now Kenwood.
Beckley, WV. June 2016.
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I know I said I was not going to buy anymore Canon cameras but who could say no to such a pretty thing as this.? I only bought the camera alone as I have several MA winders which are faster. Had to do emergency surgery on the mirror bumper and then check the other foam as as well when this roll is done. The camera is like new no marks anywhere on the body. None where the straps would have rub marks or brassing. In a time capsule. Even the passed sticker is new condition. But it is just a camera so time to put it to use and apply some "beauty marks".Was manufactured in August 1982
Le Canon EOS D60 est un appareil photographique reflex numérique mono-objectif semi-professionnel de 6,3 mégapixels commercialisé par Canon en mars 2002
Il est le successeur de l'EOS D30 et le prédécesseur de l'EOS 10D.
Board combines a Quectel M10 GSM module and an Arduino-compatible microcontroller (ATmega1284P), along with circuitry for battery power. Based on the Arduino GSM shield.
More here: web.media.mit.edu/~mellis/gsm/
Prod. 1977-80 (Made in Singapore)
Sn.
Lens: Voigtländer Color-Skoparex AR 2.8/35mm sn.7503250 (Rollei Bayonet-mount)
Shutter: 16s-1/1000s, B
Any collection with American cameras must have at least one Bolsey. I found this one with a minimum of corrosion on the aluminum body (the original finish featured a clear coat of paint to preserve the look; once scratched, you were on the way to a gummy-looking mess). Quit a husky, compact camera. The shutter on this one is stuck; perhaps I'll attempt some surgery.
Con la sua formula unica di consulenza, tecnologia, assistenza, garanzie e servizi di sicurezza, NWG è leader in Italia nella realizzazione e installazione di impianti fotovoltaici per le famiglie e la piccola e media impresa.
Wanted to show the detail in a PCB and originally get the detail in the circuit with the solder but after looking at the different angles this is what I ended up showing the components at the same time with the reflection in the solder as a bonus because that was the shot I wanted. Happy with the end result.
Manufactured by Agfa Kamerawerk AG, Munich, Germany
Model: 1937, Isolette (as the name writing as Jsolette produced in only 1937)
note: The writing of Isolette looks like Jsolette because it is written with an old German capital letter "I" which resembles a "J", pronounced Isolette, and later changed with the new form of the "I" , in 1937 info from: Old German Letters
all Isolette 1936/37-1942
Stamping on the front plate leatherette: Agfa and Jsolette
Folder film camera, film 120 roll, format 6x6 and 6x4.5 w/ a built in internal mask halves
Lens: Agfa Anastigmat Igestar 85mm f/6.3, uncoated, ( writing as Jgestar)
filter slip-on, art deco front plate
Aperture: f/6.3-f/32, (no click stops), setting: lever and dial on the lens-shutter barrel
Focusing: manual front element focusing, guess the distance,
ring and dial on front of the lens
Focus range: 1-10m +inf,
3m and 10m are red coloured, a reminder for portrait and group shots
Shutter: Vario leaf shutter (I guess, because the very early models have Vario, but not named on the lens-shutter barrel), speeds: 1/25-1/125 + T&B (no click stops)
setting: lever and dial on the lens-shutter barrel
Cocking and Shutter release: by the same small knob on the right of the top plate,
pressing this button cocks the shutter and release it on the same time
Viewfinder: simple optical direct vision finder,
a small lever on the back of the top plate adjusts the finder for 6x6 and 6x4.5 formats
Winding knob: on the left of the top plate
Flash PC socket: none
Cold-shoe: none
Self-timer: lever on the lens-shutter barrel
Back cover: hinged, opens by a latch on the left side of the camera,
w/ two red windows with a lid, an Agfa Isopan film sticker inside of the back cover
Bellows: auto opens by a small knob on the left of the top plate, closes by pressing the struts
Tripod socket: old 3/8'' w/ 1/4'' adapter
Strap lugs
Body: metallic, top plate: a plastic called Trolitan
Weight: 504g
serial no. none
The Agfa Isolette is a horizontal-folding medium format camera made by Agfa from 1936/37 until 1950. This folder first came on the market as the Isorette (the name writing as Jsorette) but the name changed to Isolette (the name writing as Jsolette,
quite soon. From late 1937 the name's writing changed again to Isolette.There are two distinct models the early one and the later (post WW2) one.
Isolette (Jsolette) early model: The camera here is from the first production year of the Isolette series. It was called in Germany during the WWII times the "Soldatenkamera" (soldiers camera) also.
One of the very distinctive features is the top plate which is made of a pre-war plastic called Trolitan. There were so many different lens/shutter combinations.
On the early Isolettes the front focusing element were frozen in time which is aparently typical.
The Agfa Isolette models include:
Isorette (the name writing as Jsorette) 1936 (Some sources say 1937)
Isolette (the name writing as Jsolette) 1937
Isolette (Early model, lens f/6.3) 1937-42
Isolette (Late model of Isolette f/6.3, the lens was only f/4.5, the name writing was somewhat arbitrary at that times like Isolette or Jsolette) 1946-50
Isolette I 1952-60
Isolette V 1950-52
Isolette II 1950-60
Isolette III 1952-58
Isolette L 1957-60
more info about Isolette: Agfa Isolette
+original leather ever ready case and strap
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 :)).
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Die KR-10x unterscheidet sich nicht wesentlich von der XR 7:
Es fehlt nur der Abblendhebel und der Schalter für Mehrfachbelichtung. Damit lässt sich leben – diese beiden Ausstattungsmerkmale sind sicherlich entbehrlich. Äußerlich erkennt man die aufgesetzte Griffschale, die bei der XR 7 noch nicht vorhanden war.
Die KR-10x erschien 1984 und war auch als XR-10 auf dem Markt.
Flea market buy. Almost mint condition for a nearly forty-year-old lens. 20 USD with matched Vivitar case. Fabulous macro shooting lens at any focal length. Have a Nikon adapter for the EOS.
Preparing for a photo shoot for Bentley as they are unveiling the new 2012 Bentley Continental GT at a dealership in Toronto.
Thought I'd give you an idea of what I have in the bag ... believe it or not ... I do shoot digital !
I'm selling my beloved Alienware M11x R1. It has a brand new hinge, LCD and lid replaced by Dell which has no scratches or damage. I have always kept it in my padded laptop bag with soft cloth between the keyboard and screen when closed. Everything works as it should and it runs well. The rest of the body is in used, but good condition. There are various small marks and scratches associated with age. The blue keyboard lights were not working when I bought the computer, which is a common problem. So i used a piece of ribbon cable and made a shim to place under the keyboard to keep the connection tight. It comes with an Alienware Windows disc, some documentation and the original AC adapter. This has been a great little notebook for me, and I took pride in keeping it up and replacing things when they were broken. It has 4GB of RAM, and a 160GB HDD.