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Expired Ilford FP4+ exposed on 100 ISO.
Developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 15 minutes at 20 degrees.
Pentax Super A (Vivitar 3.8/19mm)
The first step in my homemade digital camera project. This is a flatbed scanner attached to the groundglass of my 8x10 Ukranian plate camera with a couple of elastic bands.
I have taken and subtracted a flat frame but there is still vignetting evident.
The next step is to demolish half the scanner in order to do without the ground glass.
SUV on Flatbed Tow Truck at Naperville Discount Tire
Photo taken by Michael Kappel
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My dog name TUCKER who ate I said ATE my 1600.00 DOLLARS HEARING AIDS and I just got them and not even paid for.....
Expired Ilford FP4+ exposed on 100 ISO.
Developed in Rodinal 1+50 for 15 minutes at 20 degrees.
Pentax Super A (Vivitar 3.8/19mm)
I had to have a Mercury II, which was one of the first half-frame cameras, and they were fairly reliable, too. I got mine in the mail yesterday and today put a
roll of old (three-years expired) Fuji NPS160 through it. It's a
very solid, and heavy, camera, and all its parts seem to do what they
were designed 60-odd years ago to do. I just guessed at exposures and
was not too far off with any of them.
FLATBED TRUCK LIFT
Modifications to farm equipment can help farmers continue farming. This flatbed truck lift will make most farm machinery accessible. It is mounted behind the cab of the truck. Users can bring the lift seat around to the driver’s door, transfer into the lift seat and go directly up and into their equipment. The system is operated by radio remote. (Photo by Will Hehemann)
this is what it looks like of me before I pencile it in I let the computer do this much Then I do rest.Not on all omy work just on faces ...........