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Can't do a macro shot without some background blur ;-)
The PCB is a infered LED driver for old vintage nigh vision equipment from the good old USSR.
1:12 dollhouse scale
The LMax is done by lilushop.etsy.com and well very beautiful as you can see.
Chair is from Reac Japan.
The table is from Elf Miniatures (she does great modern furniture and has some Reac Japan chairs for sale as well)
The book on top of the shelf is by bluekittyminiatures.etsy.com
I have tons of mini books that I got from Mercedes libertybiberty.blogspot.com/
And many minis are from Re-ment (the cutting board, drawers, pens, glass)
The big shelf is from dollhouse emporium
FR: Je vous présente M. Mamiya M645 1000s avec son bon ami M. Zeiss 80mm 2.8 Jena Biometar. C'est le magnifique appareil avec lequel j'ai fait mes précédentes photos dans mon stream.
Croyez le ou non mais je le vends pour... Un autre Mamiya (j'adore les Mamiya)... Une version plus récente avec laquelle je pourrais changer les dos. Je suis un peu triste de le vendre (sentimental, mon 1er moyen format argentique) mais je suis définitivement pas assez riche pour tous les garder (Le D800 arrive bientôt). Donc quelqu'un aura la grande chance de te posséder l'ami.
Si vous êtes intéressé par ce Mamiya, merci de me contacter soit sur Twitter, soit en message privé sur Facebook. (je lis rarement mes mails Flickr).
UK : Please meet Mr Mamiya M645 1000s with its good friend fellow Mr Zeiss 80mm 2.8 Jena Biometar. This is the wonderful camera with which I took the previous photos in my stream.
Believe it or not but I'm selling it for... wait for it... another Mamiya (I love Mamiyas)... Just a younger brother in which I'll be able to remove & switch backs... I'm a bit sad to sell it (emotionally attached to it, my first film MF) but I'm definitely not rich enough to keep all of them. (The D800 is on its way). So someone will be definitely lucky enough to own you buddy.
Press "F" if you like it ;-)
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you clearly can see the different sizes of the two lenses, namely the Panasonic 1,4/25 und the Olympus 1,2/25
Fujifilm XF 35mm f/2 R WR Lens
Luigi Leather Strap
Fujifilm BLC-XPRO2 Leather Case
Lensmate Soft Release Button
Lensmate Folding Thumb Grip
B+W UV Haze Filter
Except for my infrared converted GX1, I've pretty much transitioned from M4/3 to Fuji. During my Fuji Quest I picked up a used X-M1 as a walk around camera for those times my small X-E1 is not small enough. I was surprised at how close in size the X-M1 is to the GX1.
I finally got a 55mm f1.2 lens for my A-1 film camera. I'm looking forward to see what bokeh-lishious things I can do with it. it's old, It's big, it's heavy, it's beautiful :)
Taken with my Sigma DP3 Merrill.
كل هاي الصور مصورهم بهالعدسه =)
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ادري ماعندي سالفه بس عجبتني الصوره.... ويعني من زود الملل xP
The latest and possibly the last of the TLR's the Rolleiflex made. The FX is wrapped in alligator embossed calfs leather, and sports the famous Planar 80mm f2.8 lens.
A very pretty camera, almost too pretty to use, in my opinion.
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Some Radio Shack memorabilia as well with today's uploads. I have some A&P memorabilia as well stashed away that I need to photograph and upload some day, some of which dates back to the late 50's. Anyway, this is a Radio Shack Realistic brand VCR that I recently acquired. Realistic was the brand name Radio Shack used for gadgets such as CB Radios, 8 track players, VCR and Betamax players, and other things of that nature over the years. The brand was first introduced in 1954, and gradually discontinued in the 90's. Doing some research, this VCR dates back to 1985. This would have been a very expensive piece of equipment back then, costing a few hundred dollars (now you can get these things for a few dollars at a thrift store). Unfortunately, this VCR ate both the tapes I tried putting in it, both times requiring me to open the top up and carefully untangle the tape without breaking it.
Explored July 25, 2015, #496, but later dropped.