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Nikon Lens Series E 100/2.8 (Ais)
factory Ai'd Nikkor 105/2.5 ("K-type")
Ais-Nikkor 105/1.8
Ai-Micro-Nikkor 105/4
Step two: remove battery and screws holding the bracket for the swing arm.
Taking things apart is fun. Details here.
I accidently broke the case of some old notebooks, so I just inspected it in detail. This is a macro shot of the lower side of the mainboard. Pretty huge ICs for today's time.
Atari 2600 PCB composite. I photographed it from the top and bottom, cropped each to the correct size rectangle at 300dpi (perspective-corrected), and overlaid them.
Juas!!! esta es la camara de mi vida, es la segunda que tengo, la primera me la robaron en Peru, cuchillo en mano, sigue medio activa, los problemas del revelado y escaneados del pais dejan mucho que desear, ademas de tardar un monton (hablo de diapositivas), bueno pos que me he pasao a la digital, y aunque me gusta, mi amor sigue siendo esta camara. A partir de esta ya no fue lo mismo, la F4 y F5 no gozaban de la reputacion de sus predecesoras, de hecho esta camara se siguio fabricando hasta el 2004, creo, solapandose su produccion con la de sus sucesoras.
My latest board design is for the old National Semiconductor DigiTalker chipset.
DigiTalker is a voice synthesis system with 144 pre-loaded words that can be sequenced and arranged to make basic sentences. And, it sounds really good even by today's standards, but for one reason or another the product never really took off and National discontinued the DigiTalker line somewhere around 1990. I picked up this chipset back in the early 90's for about $25.
I've had this chipset breadboarded for years (www.afox-consulting.com/graphics/DigiTalker1.jpg) and decided to make a circuit board so it would be more portable, reliable and take up less room. So.... here it is.
"This is DigiTalker. One. Two. Three..."
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One fishnet encased leg, one blingy necklace, and some big shiny balls. Welcome to retail marketing in 2012 Toronto.
Title borrowed from the Roxy Music song that the shot put in my head:
OH YEAH!!! My new camera turned up! Arrived from Park Cameras about 30 mins ago, so haven't had the chance to do anything but stare at it yet. Battery's on charge and waiting on amazon for a 45Mb/s SD card before I can start shooting with it. So excited!!!
I will be using this camera in week 251 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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I found this in a charity shop for £2. Interestingly it was still in its original box with the price label of £179.99, which was a lot of money in the 1980s when this camera was made.
Один из наиболее популярных 8-и битных микроконтроллеров.
Размер кристалла — 2855x2795µm, технологические нормы 500nm.
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.
My new Nikon FM2n sporting a rather fetching 28mm Ai ƒ/2.8.
No strobism, light was an enormous fusion reactor about 150 million Km, camera left.
Not even viewing this on black can save it.
The display on my 1960s-vintage Hewlett Packard 132A dual-beam oscilloscope is dead, and I suspect the problem is the CRT tube. But before I can search for a replacement, I had to get the part number. And to get the part number, I had to poke around inside.
Now I know, so If you happen to have a spare HP 5083-0722 CRT tube on hand, or if you have any idea how to fix this, please give me a shout.