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... visual thoughts ...
Film cooler at Yodobashi Camera in Shinjuku, Tokyo
(Source: born--for--this, via krxa)
(Source: mcwinkel)
Small (?) Service on my Seagull 4A.
The shutter was firing late so I had to follow my curiosity and demount a few things. The Fresnel lense on top was an easy part but the view at the mirror and its mount was a bit scary.
At the end the whole plate of the shutter switch was bent and after the slight correction the whole levers don’t fit correctly anymore and I will have to fix a lever bearing to get it back to work … later on.
PS: The missing viewer lense unveils the working horse in front of the seagull then.
Chopped n Rusty
Beeing out for a mall walk on this sunny Sunday in late September, I found those nice “lightened up” grapes.
Initially I only wanted to test my new KIRON 70-210 after repair. But it turned out quickly that beside all manual focussing and aperture setting, this lense has a huge potential on the D7k. I tried even a few macro shots with the 210 mm but I shouldn’t take any coffee before those hand-held macro attempts ;)
Weinberge Neuhausen im Abendlicht
“A D3 with the special NASA designed blimp that protects the camera from the harsh temperature changes the camera must endure during space walks. The D3 is the only camera presently certified by NASA for EVA work.”
Image © William Pekala
hit it!
lookin’ towards the main train station of Stuttgart (along the Königsstraße)
