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Blog Name Lite it Up
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FOXCITY. Photo Booth - Bad Girl (Black, No Projectors) (Rez)
FOXCITY. Illuminated (Posing Stand - Rez)
FOXCITY. Prop - L Neon Light (Sky Blue) (Rez or wear)
The projectors grid, used to project the New Year 2009, count down on big Shell building, behind London Eye!
One of my personal favorite picture of the trip, taken a day before New Year!
SaNaRae Credit
✿ icka & kuriko - kudori glass lipstick 1
✿ AMITOMO - LoveHolic Gacha - Maitreya - 5
✿ "mignon." -wing wall. [ 3rd Anniversary / SaNaRae ] - pink
✿ :BoWillow: Vintage Kite
✿ Kokoro Poses - Vicky 1
✿ Kokoro Poses - Notebook *add pose 1*
✿ Kokoro Poses - Pencil *Add Pose 1*
With a Hanimar 85mm projector lens. With a lot of light processing.
I included a few shots from this lens in my YouTube video below on projector lenses...but this shot was taken today, after the video posted.
This Russian 78mm f/2.8 slide projector lens (named "Triplet") was custom mounted into an M39 extension tube (the narrower diameter at the back is a 26mm extension tube). The original focusing barrel of the projector lens (with a spiral groove in it) was cut off with a hacksaw. This now allows the projector lens to fit this early Russian SLR, which has a 39mm lens mount (unlike the later Zenits that are 42mm). It's focused at infinity as it is, and it can be focused closer by partially unscrewing the lens, and can be focused much closer by adding more extension tubes.
There is no diaphragm in projector lenses, but used wide open at f/2.8 this lens can make very nice pictures with out-of-focus backgrounds, like this shot taken by a Flickr friend of mine in Hungary:
www.flickr.com/photos/139732364@N05/44663406175/in/photos...
And the camera is lying on my silk embroidered Hungarian cushion cover.
Projector lenses are quite fun to use, but with no focusing part, they are a bit difficult to handle.
My lens (a Liesegang Sankar 85mm f/2.5) has a nice long flange distance, which gives me some room betweeen the lens body and the camera mount to place an M42-E adapter, the lens is niclely fitted in a M42-flat ring (then screwed on the adapter). That M42-E adapter includes a focusing helicoid wich makes focusing then possible ! I can still add extension tubes if the minimal flange distance is still too short (I actually have one here).
It goes without saying that using a mirrorless camera makes everything a lot simpler because you have a short flange distance to begin with, much shorter than most of the 35mm film projector lenses (except if their body extends far behind the actual rear element...).
Picture taken with my Sony A68 / Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm f/1.8
We used the lens of a Ghostbusters toy projector from the 80's to take pictures of Ghostbusters toys! Click here to see how we did it: youtu.be/Niw-SoX-zak