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novatron 240 pack system-i head in white shoot thru umbrella,cam left,1 stop under, 1 head in silver umbrella,cam right,full power,1 head in softbox,as background,full power,triggered by pocket wizards......
Hoje é dia de São Marcos! Nada melhor então que postar uma foto dos lindos utilizando o manto do SEP. :)
Enfim, bom dia *-* estou dando aquela passadinha rápida para não deixar aqui juntar teias, até porque tenho aracnofobia, e a ranhas não são legais :( hahaha... Abri uma fan page com meus trabalhos (para divulgar e pá) e quem quiser acompanhar de pertinho, curte lá: Amanda Luiza - Fotografia
Ahh e visitem meu blog, divido ele com minhas amadas amigas: 7 Namorados
Um beijo lindos <3
C'est avec lui que j'ai appris les bases de la photo d'antan et bien que j'aie cessé de l'utiliser, je garde toujours une prédilection pour le format carré, jusque dans ma peinture.
1974
The more familiar Pioneer SX-737 receiver was supplied from 1974 with a black front under the designation SX-7730 specifically for the EU market. You do not see the dark version so often. And I am a true fan of dark versions - so I'm lucky for picked it just up.
40 watts of power per channel were well exceeded in test reports. The 7730 sounds quite good with good FM-stereo tuning characteristics. 16kg weight and a width of 52cm helps the receiver to an imposing piece of seventies HiFi history.
Pairing a Pocket Cinema Sharkcage with a Rokinon 7.5mm f/3.5 Fisheye lens is a great way to shoot stable hand-held footage with your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Check out our YouTube channel to see the results.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
A Stylophone, a musical device that was popular in the late 60's and early 70's often as a Christmas present for children. It briefly found fame however when David Bowie used one in his "Space Oddity" recording.
and I'd reach through time and space to replay this day again.
I'm very fond of this edit and the reflection in the lens and that it reminds me of the galaxy for some reason.
I really love this.
How many Kilometers have you driven so far with your car?
And will you ever reach 1.6 Million Kilometers.
Well, I had the pleasure beeing picked up by a man who drove this old boy from 0 to 1.6 Million Kilometers. This old boy is a truck. A very big truck(approx. 25 meters long).
This is one of my favourite memories from hitchhiking in canada with a friend of mine. It was incredible to sit in the back of the cabin and just watch the man driving through the sharpest bends and listening to his stories of beeing a truck-driver.
Now the picture. I just loved how this old truck looked like. The steering wheel. The speedometer and all the other good looking stuff. With the afternoonsun litting them I could not resist to take some pictures.And I wanted to capture this crazy amount of kilometers he drove.
Hope you like it.
Industar 69 28/2.8 mounted on my trusty nex5n. I had to grind down the Fotga M39 to nex adapter to get it to focus to infinity. I have a better solution coming from China. I removed all the internal lens focus stops, so it can also focus very close. But you have to take care to not unscrew the lens completely out of the barrel. I think this is one of the most compact APS-C rigs you can find.
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Un très bel appareil encore en service. A l'intérieur de chaque gamme de foldings, Billy ou Isolette Agfa proposait des modèles simples ou élaborés dotés des meilleurs équipement de l'époque en objectif et obturateur. J'ai eu la chance de le trouver dans un état proche du neuf. Il ne dispose pas d' un viseur optique pliant, plus agréable d'usage.
Serial No. 75232
Shutter: Compur-Rapid 6117370
lens: SK Retina Xenar 3.5/F5cm 1721313
Produced between: 1945 - 1949
lens: f/3.5 50mm various
shutter: Compur or Compur-Rapid
quantity made: 128,600+ (estimated)
original list price (USD): 73.00
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My new Retina Type 010 after a spruce up.
Lenses in lovely condition. Fitted with a later 'after market' flash shoe (doesn't use the standard screw positions). Bargain at £18
An old friend I have had since the mid 1960's. My first "serious" camera that I purchased from a friend's dad for $20. A circa 1952 Praktica single lens reflex with the venerable 50mm f2.8 Zeiss Tessar Jena pre-set lens. Shutter speeds from 1/2 second to 1/500th. No light meters, instant return mirrors or automatic stop-down apertures on this baby. It introduced me to the wonderful worlds of macro, telephoto, street, and astrophotography. She still works as well as the day I got her. Replaced in 1969 with the Canon FT-QL my brother brought me back from his tour in Vietnam. The greatest gift I ever received. Now this fine old Praktica just looks at me from a shelf. Kind of sad, really.