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This is fantastic array of Yashica TLRs and boxes.
It consist of:
Along the top is a Yashicaflex ASII, Yashica-Mat and a Yashica 44A.
Along the bottom is a Yashica 635
This is fantastic array of Yashica TLRs, boxes and tripod.
It consist of:
Along the top is a Yashicaflex ASII, Yashica-Mat and a Yashica 44A.
Along the bottom is a Yashica 635.
This is fantastic array of Yashica TLRs and boxes.
It consist of:
Along the top is a Yashicaflex ASII, Yashica-Mat and a Yashica 44A.
Along the bottom is a Yashica 635, Yashicaflex S, Yashica E and Yashica D.
I found one! Here's the blog post.
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!
This is fantastic array of Yashica TLRs, boxes including the Yashica-Mat outer box and tripod.
It consist of:
Along the top is a Yashicaflex ASII, Yashica-Mat and a Yashica 44A.
Along the bottom is a Yashica 635.
This is looking along the top row with lense caps fitted.
Yashica 44A, Yashica-Mat and Yashicaflex ASII.
A little Arduino project that I have built for the closing show at the Web Flash Festival Paris in the Centre Pompidou. It is a joystick + paddle interface for the Atari 2600. I used it to have the whole audience play Space Invaders and Super Breakout via motion tracking.
This item of Led time and temp sign in 45inch Led digital Pixel tubes Amber 100% Color which installed in Bangkok of Thailand in 2014 outdoor IP65.Pls call us by WA: +86-1314 888 6872 to change your Led time and temp sign 88:88
A LDR controlling a led. This is basically just this. Arduino is really cool to play with, think I'll be up all night...
This show the magnifier which can be use to magnify the image on the viewer at eye level or the magnifier can be folded to use the viewer at waist height.
It's just a photodiode, a 9-volt battery, and a little amplifier, but it makes the vibrations in artificial light audible. A lot of what you hear is derived from 60Hz AC power, but electronic displays have tones of their own.
I found one! Here's the blog post.
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!
This is the left side of the Yashicaflex S, showing the dials.
The Yashicaflex S on a nice vintage Yashica tripod.
a little project we did a few weekends ago. the outside lights were just so ugly/generic/whatever, so we decided to change them to something nicer.
We hiked on over to Lowes and picked these brass-finished lights. Bonus, they're light and motion sensing too!
I found one! Here's the blog post.
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!
It's just a photodiode, a 9-volt battery, and a little amplifier, but it makes the vibrations in artificial light audible. A lot of what you hear is derived from 60Hz AC power, but electronic displays have tones of their own.
This is the nameplate on the Yashicaflex S and the exposure meter scale for setting the f-stop and shutter speed.
I found one! Here's the blog post.
Come to the Mooninite Party!
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!
Frontview of the P4-26 Exposure Tester.
An old Practica SLR is used as a testobject.
This tester shows the deviation from the Expsore Value from the testobject with respect to a standard LV (Light Value).
There is a calibrated Lightsource (the big circel) and a lightsensor to the back of the testobject.
This shows the 2 lenses.
This show just how beautiful the red leather is and how beautiful the design is.
The camera is sitting on the lens caps
I found one! Here's the blog post.
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!
this picture is cropped from the original photo by K0re.
www.flickr.com/photos/k0re/396257839/in/set-7215759454592...
This is the exposure meter light gathering cells located under the Yashicaflex nameplate, of the Yashicaflex S
I found one! Here's the blog post.
If you use this photo, please credit it as "Michelle Clay" and/or "Chasing Cacti" and link it to "http://www.chasingcacti.com/". Thanks!