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My current Samsung Model SCH-R330 cell phone with service from Sasktel.
It is clamshell style with a web browser and camera.
This is one of the may cell phones that I have owned and used.
This was formerly a Best Electronics Store. That store used to sell not only electronics, but toys and other merchandise. This store was abandoned for several years until JCPenney opened their Home Store with two shopping levels. Best Electronics only used the ground floor for the sales floor. The upper level was a stock room. The main JCPenney store is down the street at Sunvalley Mall.
Sonnar 2/50
Drehkeil-Entfernungsmesser getrennter Einblick von Sucher und Entfernungsmesser
Metall-Lamellen-Schlitzverschluss
1/2 s - 1/1000 s, senkrechter Ablauf
Produktionszeitraum: 1932-1938
Zeiss Ikon AG Dresden
Technische Sammlungen Dresden
homepage.ntlworld.com/bepowell/schematics/CPR1+parts+upda...
In 1976 Brian Powell founded Crimson.
In 1980 Crimson released the 510 Preamplifier.
In 2012 Brian designed an upgrade for the 510 Preamplifier (see link for details).
The photo shows my upgraded PCB.
We built a giant LED board, about 6.5x6.5 feet, with 900 LEDs using ping-pong balls as diffusers. It can play Conway's Game of Life, Pong, and Sketch mode that allows you to create a starting pattern for Life. We output board state information to a MIDI board that allows us to make music based on what is displayed. This gets interesting with Life, creating minimalist generative music.
See it in action here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu5ORo3Im1g
Thanks to Evil Mad Scientists for their Peggy 2.0, upon which we based the circuit for our project.
Until I get a "real" macro lens, I'm winging it with this REAL Old School, "poor mans macro" setup.
It consists of a 43 year old 55mm f1.8 Super Takumar 'standard' lens (from my 1968 era Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic camera) coupled to a simple 30mm extension tube, finally terminating in an inexpensive M42 to Nikon F mount adaptor.
This combo, while it will neither auto-focus or 'meter' in any mode (that never stopped me before!) produces tack- sharp, very high resolution macro images of apprx. 1.25:1 magnification factor on my Nikon D90.
I'll be posting a few test images I obtained with this set-up shortly!
Over the past year I have enjoyed using manual PK and M42 lenses on my Pentax K-x but had been disappointed that I couldn't find a use for my collection of old Canon and Minolta glass. After doing a little homework, I finally took the plunge and found a nice used G1 on Amazon and bought a few Chinese adapters to get me started. So far, so good.
The 2015 Corvette Z06 is distinguished from the Corvette Stingray by unique color schemes that emphasize the driver-focused cockpit, and a unique, flat-bottomed steering wheel.
Intel Pentium Processor with MMX!
Gosh how intel CPUs have moved on!
Did not make my 365 but still posted.
東蔡 Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm F2.8 黑鐵版
【價錢：HK$850 / NT$3400 (連接環，包郵)】
焦距： 50mm
光圈： f/2.8 - f/22
視角： 46°
鏡片組： 4片/3組(Tessar結構)
光圈葉片數： 5
最小光圈： 22
最近對焦距離：0.35 米
濾光鏡尺寸： 49 mm
重量： 175 克
接口：M42 Mount（配轉接環可用於各大廠牌相機）
產品介紹：
東蔡百年鷹眼 (Tessar)，入門級蔡司鏡頭，於手動鏡頭界享負盛名！經典黑鐵版為東蔡後期產品，全黑鏡身散發濃厚重型手動鏡味道，極具收藏價值。
採用由Carl Zeiss Jena研發，具百年歷史的經典Tessar天塞鏡片系統，中心成像極之銳利。因此有「百年鷹眼」之美譽！
鏡片以多鍍膜方式處理，此技術為後期著名「T鍍膜」的前身。反光呈紫藍色，色彩豐富華麗，散景虛化漂亮迷人，極具歐州鏡味道。最近對焦距離為0.35m，比一般50mm鏡頭更能近距離捕捉細緻影像，更能造成油潤散景效果！
A/M mode設計，無需改鏡即可使用於各大廠牌相機。
適合初用手動鏡之用家。配Adaptor 可配合各大單鏡機使用。
產品狀態：
－鏡身對乎全新
－鏡片無花無霉無抹痕
－對焦及光圈環極之順暢
－連前後蓋及轉接環一個
外國試拍相：
－ www.flickr.com/groups/2220160@N21/
－ www.pentaxforums.com/userreviews/carl-zeiss-jena-50mm-f2-...
【免費送以下任何一款接環！】
- Scoptics to Nikon AI 機身（有矯正鏡片，可無限遠對焦）（原價$158）
- NEX （原價：$158）
- M4/3 (Olympus）（原價：$218）
- Canon（合5D3及650D機身）(原價：$198）
- Samsung NX （原價：$218）
- Pentax （附裝卸工具）（原價：$128）
- Fuji FX Mount 機身 (適用X-E1)（原價：$238）
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Upcoming project: I will be building an old English style crystal set for AM/Shortwave/Longwave. The set will be housed in a wooden box with a lid with lock and key. It will have a signal strength meter. The dials and meter will be mounted on a sheet of black acrylic (can't find phenolic sheets at an affordable price). The circuit will employ the Australian "Mystery" design because it's easy enough to be built as an oat-box crystal radio while giving high quality performance (it's called a "Mystery Set" because no one knows why it works; the design defies the laws of circuitry and yet outperforms many crystal set designs). The detector will be a 1N34A germanium diode; the pyrite detector is a dummy for looks only. I plan to use it as an AM/SW/LW tuner with my hi-fi set.
UPDATE: See www.flickr.com/photos/14275763@N08/25747832566 for schematic diagram.
The icon and also the cheapest way to get into Polaroid photography; these usually sell for half of what an Impossible film pack costs ;-) They are simple and fixed focus but they also almost always work.
This is the project I am leading...
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TEMPE, Ariz., Jan 21, 2010 /PRNewswire/ --
The Sustainability Consortium, along with leaders in the manufacturing and sales of consumer electronics, today announced plans to establish a system, including social and environmental considerations, to help consumers identify "green" electronics. The Sustainability Consortium is co-administered by Arizona State University and the University of Arkansas.
Working with Best Buy, Dell, HP, Intel, Toshiba, and Walmart, the consortium will research and publish findings on the lifecycle environmental and social impacts of electronic products. These findings will be used to support efforts to identify products as sustainable or "green." This type of information is designed to reduce consumer confusion and help standardize product claims.
"Customers tell us they want to purchase electronics that have a minimal impact on our planet. This is an effort to help them do that using a common methodology that manufacturers across the industry participate in," said Scott O'Connell, environmental strategist, Dell. "This is about making it easy for customers to determine what's 'green' and what's not, and we'd like to have the whole industry involved."
In developing the criteria, the consortium will consider the impacts electronics have on those who build, use and dispose of them, as well as their environmental impacts throughout their lifecycle. It also is investigating how to collaborate with standards and programs with which consumers are already familiar, such as EPEAT(R) (the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) and ENERGY STAR(R), and standards set forth by the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition.
"Developing additional detailed information on the lifecycle impacts of electronics will not only help our customers make educated buying decisions, but assist companies to make clear, pointed product sustainability claims," said Engelina Jaspers, vice president of environmental sustainability, HP. "Reaching uniformity in communicating sustainability claims will be a decision made in the name of consistency, transparency, and simplicity and will benefit all involved."
The consortium will release initial results of its work in the third quarter of 2010. "Our initial work is focused on criteria for laptops, desktops and monitors," said Dr. Kevin Dooley of the Sustainability Consortium and a professor in the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. "We plan to expand the project to a broader set of electronic goods later in the year, when additional manufacturers and suppliers will be recruited to the project."
"Best Buy recognizes that we have an obligation to provide customers with products and solutions that help them move toward an increasingly sustainable future," said Mary Capozzi, senior director of corporate responsibility, Best Buy. "As we make it easier for customers to choose more sustainable products, demand for them will increase and provide manufacturers with an incentive to make products that are more environmentally and socially responsible."
This fabulous vintage Zenith "COMPUTER SPACE COMMAND" is actually a TV-B-Gone in disguise.
Read more about this project here.
LG전자가 '옵티머스 L-시리즈'의 글로벌 마케팅을 강화한다. 유럽을 시작으로 제품이 출시된 각 지역에서 글로벌 TV CF를 전개하고, '퀵 메모' 기능을 추가한 업그레이드 서비스도 제공한다. 컬러 디자인 요소 강화한'핑크 에디션'도 출시한다.
'옵티머스 L7' 핑크 에디션 제품 이미지
※ LG전자 뉴스룸 ( lgnewsroom.co.kr ) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인실 수 있습니다.
Image stabilizer hard at work. A quick and dirty test of the image stabilizer of my Canon 100 f2.8L IS lens.
100mm 1/3 f3.2 ISO 800
It shows the inside of an extremely expensive high end CD player from Marantz
IMG_0358
This is one special Camaro. Its interior is completely redone by the specialists at a company, called Vilner which specializes in custom car interiors.
Strobist:
1. SB-800 CL with a shoot-through umbrella
2. SB-800 CR through a big hand made softbox (180x90cm).
MY FIRST DSLR...
CANON has announced an offer for this model . you can get it for rs 55k from canon showroom and rs 53k from eBAY. Those who want to upgrade can do it now.
Woolpit Steam
May 26th & May 27th 2012
Warren Farm, Wetherden
(Photographs taken on second day)
Featuring this year Motor Ploughs, which first appeared in the years before the First World War.
Also on show were:
Stationary Engines
Vintage Cars
Motorcycles
Vintage Tractors
Working Vintage Farm Machinery
Steam & Traction Engines
Military, Light & Heavy Commercial Vehicles
Model Displays
To keep the kids happy there was a old traditional Fun Fair, including Savage Electric Yachts (1915), Dodgems, Children’s Car Ride & Roundabout plus Old Time Amusement Arcade.
For every moment in life there should be a camera. Throughout the days of the hot Texas sun to the calming nights of winter, a shot made could make the difference between average scenery and a work of art. A simple vision of what the lenses would capture could be the most satisfying emotion in this beautiful world, and for someone to say the picture is good can’t just be put into words. Photography is a part of me that grows every day and continuously changes my world, and the world’s perspective. The first time picking up a camera was simply an act of jealousy. My sister, with my mother’s old camera took less inspired photos of every day objects, yet were so beautiful. I wanted to find my niche in the world, I wanted to create beauty, I wanted to inspire and be inspired. With this realization, fireworks went off in my head! By picking up a camera, I could show my world, my thoughts, my voice, without uttering a single word. So without a moment to think, I picked up a camera and took a shot, one without angles, without focus, without inspiration, but it was a shot heard around my world, and I will never look back.The question was, what was I to do with this new found passion, my passion did what it was meant to do, which was help me grow as a person. Enthralled would be an understatement of how I took photography, the three hundred and sixty-five day project was the challenge. Every day I took a picture that describes my world in a single frame. Being me I decided to shake it up a little, one frame was not enough to show my world for there were many layers and many sights to see. Short films, or stop and shoot films, were the object of my affection. My skills grew, my perspective grew, and the contrast between the real world and my world exponentially grew at a pace within thirty days. Within those numbered days I had been complimented, questioned, and bribed to take pictures of people, so they could have a work of art for no money. To myself, I had the ideals of beauty. I would not stand for a picture of a person who did not look absolutely perfect in my eyes. Beauty is symmetry, to girls it’s being thin, to guys beauty was to look masculine. But symmetry of the face, of the shadows, of the light, and of the body was the factors that made up a truly beautiful shot. Within this standard holds truth about my personality, consistency in this world is so hard to find, that when I control anything, the consistency must be right.Every person could easily say they are an amateur photographer. I will never say this statement, for it is not true for me. I love photography, but never will I see this passion as work, for I enjoy it too much. Photography gave me courage to share my world. My perspective on this earth has turned from average to beauty, so that everything and everyone is beautiful in my eyes, truly. In world with no consistency, no control of fate, photography has become a medium of passion and truth for me, holding a camera gives me power to change my surroundings and make them worthwhile.Through the eyes a new world is created, one with illusions and contrast. A typical person would take a set on straight forward with a point and shoot or digital camera of a sunset. My weapon of choice, a canon Rebel T3, with its adjustable ISO and apertures, would create and represent the composition rules not only to set up an angle, but coloring, lighting, and focus. With a simple small adjustment on manual focus, you have a sunset with electrifying colors for every thing else is blurred and irrelevant. This simple adjustment constructs a whole new world for a viewer, one with a house from a worm’s eye view watching a sunset.
This is image of Vintage Camera 3D models on CGTrader marketplace, an online platform where designers can buy, sell or download free 3D models.
3D models can be used in creating animation, video games or 3D print. To use these models you will need 3D software like Autodesk 3dsmax, Maya, Softimage, Cinema4D or Lighwave. Note: these are not real phycal objects, but digital files that computer artists use in 3d computer graphics projects.
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