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Modification by LouisCypher of an original image of mine found here. Don't i look gorgeous? LOL! Thanks, Louis!!!
Hasselblad Flexbody (V lens mount) modified for large format lenses and digital backs such as CFV 50C/100C
Horizontal mount for rise/fall and tilt.
today i get new ground glass for my Gakeknflex...and i made 2 viewfinders.... i buy ground glass for 30$...sure, now its better...but for 30$ i can buy SLR :D
real problem is in new ground glass thickness, but i make the deeper frame in the camera body part and now i can focus in to the infinity:) So, i think its success ... but very long work with this rare toy camera from Japan :) - now i can make real focus and have very great D.O.F. and great close up shots ;-)
I did not know.
I did not know, that when a drummer's drum pedal is pressed that the position of where the mallet head strikes the drum head- can affect the sound.
Apparently- if the mallet strikes precisely at the drum heads center- the sound is optimal-
richer and "bass-ier" than striking off center, where the factory pedal causes the mallet to engage the drumhead.
So- what to do?
Either, lower the Pedal, or raise the Drum head higher.
Sounds Simple- right?
Simple, as we've discussed earlier kids- ain't always so simple.....
Modification du contraste et capture d'écran de la photo...
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"Crossing the cloud covered desert in western Utah while heading to New York City"
"DL669 San Francisco International (SFO) - New York John F. Kennedy (JFK)"
"16.04.2025"
"Delta Air Lines Boeing B767-300ER N174DN"
"DSC03604"
(dixit taigatrommelchen)
THIS IS NOT MY PICTURE
Modification of original by Rebel Girl 426
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From Show Us Your Style - Discussions
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Creating pockets with pieces of inner-tube allow me to carry a ferro rod.
Above the innertube, both sheaths are wrapped with tape.
A discussion on Mora sheaths:
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Tata Winger Executive Mobile Van - TecH Car Series...
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A combination of LED and fluorescent lamps ensure brightly lit interiors with easy view. Furthermore, partition is recessed behind the driver's and co-driver's seat. Anechoic material provides better sound insulation while air-conditioning consists of a 40,000 BTU proprietary ducted system.
PBC adds a lot to the overall flair and sophistication of the vehicle with using electronics to the fore. These goodies comprise of two 26" LCD televisions, DVD player, two component speakers, intercom, cords, cables, 12 V refrigerator, Electric Chmecal toilet with 100 ltrs water capacity computer system with wireless keyboard, and inverter to run the electricals on board.
PBC also spruces up the exteriors in synch with the interiors. Here, fixed glasses are installed replacing the existing sliding windows. Styling also includes the new front and rear fascia. Lastly, satellite television and an increase in roof height for better headroom, adds to the overall luxury, comfort and ease.
Only elegance, sophistication, and lavish facelift for your newly acquired TATA WINGERThe best thing about this car is that it is totally customizable according to your business or family needs at a very reasonable and comfortable price. So what are you waiting for just visit our works and see it to believe it......This can be your fantasy car...
Tata Winger Executive Mobile Van - TecH Car Series...
If comfort transportation is what you thought about, then TATA WINGER should be custom built solidly to your own specifications. and liking. Let Prakash Body Construction Co spell design magic and let other passenger transportation vehicles look — ordinary!
PBC offers the right restyling solutions for your privileged TATA WINGER, with its hallmark looks and quality. No wonder heads will turn and jaws will drop, when your remodelled TATA WINGER passes by!
Interiors are made from moulded highly contoured, complex, composite panelling, which are long lasting and easy to maintain. An audio/video console, laminated wood accents, plush carpeting and powered curtains on windows, leather seating, and four powered captain seats as per the owner's discretion, are add on features that can be integrated in Tata Winger.
A combination of LED and fluorescent lamps ensure brightly lit interiors with easy view. Furthermore, partition is recessed behind the driver's and co-driver's seat. Anechoic material provides better sound insulation while air-conditioning consists of a 40,000 BTU proprietary ducted system.
PBC adds a lot to the overall flair and sophistication of the vehicle with using electronics to the fore. These goodies comprise of two 26" LCD televisions, DVD player, two component speakers, intercom, cords, cables, 12 V refrigerator, Electric Chmecal toilet with 100 ltrs water capacity computer system with wireless keyboard, and inverter to run the electricals on board.
PBC also spruces up the exteriors in synch with the interiors. Here, fixed glasses are installed replacing the existing sliding windows. Styling also includes the new front and rear fascia. Lastly, satellite television and an increase in roof height for better headroom, adds to the overall luxury, comfort and ease.
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by giving a hinge and the slopey window piece, and moving the piece that was there in the set inside a stud, you have a working boot, and the suitcase fits in there, not slipping around, almost as if it was made for this mod.
I've added an output gear to the shaft. The gear simply slips on the shaft. The tension on the nut ensures that the gear rotates with the shaft.
Not being as young as I was the last time I set out to ride the Lakes passes saw me scrabbling for the lightest bike I could lay my hands on. My 2010 racing bike has laid dormant for some time now but presented itself as being the best bike for the long ride to the Lake District and back.
In its former and more glorious state as a racing thoroughbred, it had some severe drawbacks making it a less attractive option to the older version of myself whom this bike was not built for.....did I really used to ride the bars so low?
In an effort to make the bike better suited to the needs of a near 50 year old man, I made one or two changes to help me get through the long ride.
I produced some aluminium spacers for the headset to both raise the bars and aesthetically divert attention form this sign of weakness and old age. I also replaced the Dura Ace 7700 levers for some more recent Tiagra nine speed shifters, the latter being ergonomically more suited to a higher hand position.
Along with some transmission changes and the removal of SPDR pedals being replaced with SPD models, the bike was better suited to being a long distance lightweight.
Computer controlled shutter for the Automatic 100 series packfilm cameras with manual exposure control. See www.chemie.unibas.ch/~holder/shutterpic/index.html
CORRECTION: The Darlington Transistor is a MJD112 (not 122), any similar NPN Darlington will do.
Temporary film-plane modification of the Koroll 24 camera that I previously used in week 132 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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I liberally applied sellotape in overlapping criss-cross strips at the film plane.
As the name suggests, this model manages to squeeze 24 exposures out of a roll of 120 film, by using a mask to make the image size 3cm x 4cm. The edges of the film are wasted, but by using the "12 frame" backing paper markings twice, 24 exposures are made.
I removed the mask, so the full width of the film is exposed, and the frames overlap, but if a full frame is desired, the film can simply be advanced twice.
The film was expired Fujichrome Provia ISO400 slide film, which I cross processed in Tetenal C41 chemistry.
Adding a #4 machine screw to the output gear is a good idea if the load on the servo could strip the plastic threads of the output gear.
To put this screw in place I had to drill out the output gear twice. First I drilled right through to allow the screw to fit. Then I drilled the bottom a bit wider to accomodate the screw head. Be careful not to drill farther than necessary with this latter operation.
There's really nothing holding the screw in place at this point but it doesn't slip easily either.
Oh boy...
Fairy-2 Decembers ago, done by doctor
Purple 10G. Plug- peirced by a friend in bathroom. Went from 18G to 10 with whatever unlabled crap i found at Pericing Pagoda.
Black Studs-Self Peired at different times.
Bueno, chicos, creo que ya me gusta más.
He modificado el asiento, alargando la moto cuatro studs.
He modificado los reposapiés y el manillar con más detalle.
He puesto esa pieza serigrafiada en el motor.
Luz de freno en la parte trasera y rellenado los huecos entre el chasis y la rueda trasera y como no tenia que sacar la untima foto 😋
Okay, guys, I think I like it more now. I've modified the seat, lengthening the bike four studs. I've modified the footrests and handlebars in more detail. I've added that silkscreened part to the engine. I've added a brake light to the rear and filled in the gaps between the frame and the rear wheel. Of course, I didn't have to take the last photo. 😋
The case opens when four long screws are removed via the bottom. The gears are greased and we would like to keep them that way throughout the procedure. At this point we get our first view of some key elements: the feedback potentiometer and the mechanical stop on the output gear.
Temporary film-plane modification of the Koroll 24 camera that I previously used in week 132 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/72157623113584240
I liberally applied sellotape in overlapping criss-cross strips at the film plane.