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This is he "Spartus Press Flash". It is a bakelite, box-type camera produced by the Utility Manufacturing Company (later renamed the "Spartus Camera Corporation", aka the "Galter Products Company") of Chicago from 1939 to 1950. The Spartus was marketed under different names including the "Regal Flash Master", "Falcon Press Flash", and the "Galter Press Flash".
The body of the camera is made out of a thin, molded bakelite, and features a built-in flash reflector, giving the camera its unusual shape. From what I can gather, the Spartus was one of the first cameras to have a built-in flash reflector, predating the popular Kodak Brownie Starflash by almost two decades. The controls are fairly standard for a box camera of the era. On the right side of the camera is a shutter leaver, and on the left is a lever that allows the photographer to select either "Time" or "Bulb". The Spartus would have originally used 120 rollfilm and required No. 40 sized flashbulbs.
Chick here to see the instruction manual for the Spartus Press Flash:
"Fancy cars, movie stars
Red carpets and big applause
Limousines and search lights
This is how we gonna do it tonight, so...
Pause, flash! Pause, flash! Pause, flash!"
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The Flash / Heft-Reihe
The Satan Circle
cover: Dick Giordano; Carmine Infantino
DC Comics / USA 1970
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Today was a very busy day Jackie walked Ruby and I spent all day removing the old steps up to our summerhouse and replacing them I had some decking left over from another job and all the rest was made with the pallet wood I had got for free earlier this year so after a long 8 hour day just a couple of flower images taken late with the on camera flash.
We love watching lightning at my house.
Tonight, Dylan and I were laying in the hammock watching the lightning in the distance light up the sky. At first it was lighting up all of the clouds but I noticed it start turning to bolts and I said "Sorry sweetie, I am going to have to go get my camera now" - I ran in, grabbed my gear and headed for the back of our yard. Dylan got us both a lawn chair and we sat taking our chances for only about 10 minutes before the rain chased us off.
[you really must see this in large!]
This is the splash page for my flash portfolio i'm working on at the moment. The Bubbles are animated as well as the hand on the bottom right. The hand moves up and under and over the other hand and grabs the top of the screen and pulls it down in to the next screen when the user clicks on one of the bottons. Let me know what you think.
experimenting
f/5.6, exposure 1/5 sec, ISO-200 hand held, zero editing
The idea is to shoot at a slow shutter speed using your flash. The flash freezes the subject while the slower shutter speed illuminates and can manipulate the background.
I like the effect :-)
Normal flash in comments.
52 weeks of 2018, week 8 slow synch flash. Really wanted to do one with a person as the subject, outdoors, but ran out of time for a good night setting, and it has been raining all week.
Trying to get a handle on the flash
File name IMG_0087.CR2
File Size 15.5MB
Camera Model Name Canon PowerShot G15
Shooting Mode Aperture-Priority AE
Tv (Shutter Speed)1/250
Av (Aperture Value)3.5
Light Metering Center Weighted Avg.
Exposure Compensation-2/3
ISO Speed 400
Lens 6.1 - 30.5mm
Focal Length 9.8mm
Digital Zoom None
IS Mode On
Image Size 4000x3000
Image Quality Raw
Flash On
Flash Type External E-TTL Canon 270-EX ll
Flash Exposure Compensation-2
Shutter curtain sync 1st-curtain
White Balance Auto
AF Mode Single AF
Parameters
Contrast Normal
Sharpness Normal
Saturation Normal
Color SpacesRGB
High ISO NRStandard
Drive ModeSingle Shot
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Taken when the snow fall turned into a bit of a blizzard against a spotlight, tried with and without flash. With flash gave it a much better effect.
That's it...
I was making a new gun, inspired by Option's PDW, and then flash crashed.
I don't know if i will re-do this one, sorry!
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Two girls having fun posing and taking pictures in front of the impressive but somewhat machine-like skyline
Who'd have thought such beautiful light could exist at Ikea?
I've discovered so much about my lovely little camera this first week. This picture was taken with flash. I've never used flash very willingly, but this camera has a few flash-settings that are amazing.
Camera - Olympus E-pl6
Think I’ve found out why only one half of my ring flash works…. anyone got any spare resistors out there? Time to get soldering.
4 studies on the subject of black flashes. All 4 photos are FX full format and are counted down to 2560 pixels. The photos 2 -4 were made with an additional distance ring.
The botanical name of the plant is unfortunately not known to me...
Edit: Agapanthus praecox / Schmucklilie
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