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I was at Southeastern Camera checking out the Tokina AT-X 16-28mm f/2.8 Pro FX Lens for Nikon. Scoping out some glass for my eventual upgrade to the D800.
Michael D. Dunn hosted an Old School Photo Shoot Challenge on his photography Facebook page. I saw the event notice and joined to participate. I was pretty excited about the challenge because it has been almost two years since I've shot with my 35mm film cameras. I decided to shoot both my Nikon N75 which has the additional camera grip and does auto-focus, and use my Ricoh KR-5 Super II SLR which is 100% manual with manual focus. I got good results from both cameras, I shot approximately 40 frames. I had an old roll of partially used film in my Nikon N75 which is why I took the opportunity to finally finish the remaining 15 shots in it. I shot 25 frames with my Ricoh KR-5 Super II. Shooting with my girls (my two cameras) brought back so many memories. I've had the Ricoh KR-5 Super II since 1990 and she is in excellent condition. I purchased the Nikon N75 as a replacement for the Ricoh KR-5 Super II back in 2002. I didn't start shooting with my 1st DSLR until 2010 with the Nikon D3100 which I kept for about a 3 days. I had quickly realized that the Nikon D3100 was too much of a beginner camera for me. Besides, at that time in 2010, I was craving for the D7000, but they were impossible to buy back then. I eventually settled for a used Nikon D200 which is the primary DSLR I shoot with today. I'm saving up for the Nikon D800, although I want the Nikon D4 which I'll get later time.
I spent several hours on Saturday taking photographs around downtown Wilmington, North Carolina. I had great time meeting interesting people and shooting with my first cameras again. I still have 3 rolls of color film and 1 roll if Ilford Super XP2 400 B&W film that I purchased on Saturday to shoot, so both cameras will see some action again in the future. The photo challenge was a welcome break from trying to figure what I was going to do for my Project 365 for Saturday.
All photographs are SOOC (Straight Out of the Camera), photographs were not processed with any 3rd party software or Photoshop, photographs were shot in manual mode on both cameras ISO 200 35mm film.
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Sheryl, our guide to the Chilkoot Valley from Haines had several spotting scopes which she would set up at our stops so those without long lenses or binoculars could get some close-up views. Shot this with my phone using her scope.
Title: Scoping
Gun: 22 Caliber Rifle with Scope
Shooter: Janice Marie Foote
Photographer: Carmen Mesick
Location: Coloma, CA
Note:
'WhoWhatWhy' used this '22 Caliber Rifle' photo of me online on Wednesday April 24, 2019.
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I loved the usability of this generation of old Tektronix oscilloscopes. They retained the responsive, intuitive analog controls, but added enough digital smarts to be really useful.
And sometimes they made me laugh, like today, when I had the opportunity to use one again, for the first time in a couple of decades.
I don't think this one has any fun easter eggs in it though.
Camera: Kodak Brownie Hawkeye
Film: 35mm Kodak Max 400 using home made adapters
Caffenol-C
Scanned in Color
The Snowy Egret lands on this rock and starts to scope out the area where he's going to hunt.
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Trigger signal sent from the Lego hub to the FPGA. By using this in the Lego Python program, you can easily start the scope at a certain point and record the data. Data can be recorded over several seconds given the large memory of the 2406b scope. By saving the scope data you can do a full search within the recording afterwards. You also see the response time between the commands. The FPGA has enough inputs to read all hubs and follow the data. Up to 16 serial lines are available. The speed is 115200 baud.
Trigger signaal gestuurd vanuit de Lego hub naar de FPGA. Door dit te gebruiken in het Lego Python programma kan je eenvoudig de scope op een bepaald punt starten en de data opnemen. Data opnemen kan over meerdere seconden gezien het grote geheugen van de 2406b scope. Door de scope data op te slaan kun je achteraf nog volledig gaan zoeken binnen de opname. Je zie ook de reactie tijd tussen de bevelen. De FPGA heeft voldoende ingangen om alle hubs in te lezen en de data te volgen. Tot 16 serieele lijnen zijn beschikbaar. Snelheid is 115200 baud.
Fully recolourable!
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On the left: Sniper
The only things not painted are the hands and the CB helmet
Legs are SP3 legs
Torso is a backward SP3 torso
Head in a Lego balacava head with the yellow painted flesh
Gun is a BA psr
On the right: Standard soldier
Legs are torso are the same as the sniper
Backpack is a white Lego backpack with the sleeping bag/roll cut off
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3-30-14
Telescope:
Stellarvue SV105T Apochromatic Triplet Refractor
Finder/Guide Scope:
Stellarvue SV50A ED Apochromatic Doublet Refractor
Mount/Tripod:
Celestron CGEM-DX
Cameras:
Canon EOS 60D
QHYCCD IMG0H
Pink cast for a week, after 3 weeks of open hole still draining... Dr is trying a cast to prevent movement so maybe the hole will close....
I became curious whether I could reverse-engineer and recreate the IR signal that my ST-E2 wireless flash transmitter produces. So, I put a photosensor on my roommate's oscilliscope to see what I could find.
His scope isn't quite up to the job. It's an older analog scope, with no memory. So I ended up setting up my camera in front of it to try and record the trace. Here's the result. I tried a bunch of different settings, but there's still more experimenting to be done. Each successful capture takes about 5 tries, to get everything aligned right. The scope here is set to 0.5V/div (not zeroed vertically), and 1ms/div. The photosensor pulls low when it sees light.
Looks to me like pulse modulation, something like 64 bits, 10KHz. Of course, it has to be pulse modulation; the transmitter transmits by firing a little flashbulb. I think I might have enough here to recreate at least the signal for the pilot button. Tomorrow.
I took this shot with a Sanyo point & shoot through my trusted Kowa scope. It's not easy to get a stable shot because I'm not using the photo adapter as I normally do with my SLR. However, I get to use the 60X eyepiece, and therefore, the image is larger.
Oh you gotta see the original size.
SANY0039-BW
Some custom scope rings I made for my Mini 14. Showcased here on Davidman's awesome M14. Pastie for rings only
U.S.Navy Sailors scan the sea for suspicious vessels aboard the flight-deck of the USS Essex (LHD-2) during Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX) March 16, 2015. COMPTUEX is designed to help Marines and Sailors integrate for their upcoming deployment in the spring. (U.S. Marine Corps illustration by Cpl. Elize McKelvey/Released)
by Smithsonian Institution
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Normally we walk out onto the jetty to look for Surfbirds. Not this day! Storm swells were washing right over the top, which actually made spotting the Surfbirds a little easier!
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Just a few sights and a scope i made in bordem, the one in the top right i got from Xan and recolored, credit him for that, not me!!
Perfect for spotting elk in reserve on Pt. Reyes National Seashore.... Or whatever. Fancy electronics and what not did not draw me in, but I mentally enjoyed the potential.