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Une photo prise à la Manufacture à Roubaix qui à travers des témoignages et les machines exposées retrace l’histoire du monde du textile. Si vous êtes dans le coin, c’est un lieu à visiter. Les versions numériques de l’endroit : https://ccedric.com/lieux-laborieux/
Weekend trip down to Dungeness with a new toy! Messed up the dev, not long enough in the bleach I think (I tried repeating the fix, no difference) so nasty streaks in the sky.
I found this Olympus O Product camera at a yard sale. It was still in the box with all the paper work. It cost $25.00. I looked it up on line and was amazed to find that on Ebay they were selling for as much as $500.00. They where only 20,000 made in Japan in 1988. 10,000 for the Japanese market and 10,000 for the world market. Each camera is numbered, mine is 17406 of 20,000. It is an all aluminum body point and shoot, with detachable flash. It is a funky little camera, check it out on line
I found this Olympus O Product camera at a yard sale. It was still in the box with all the paper work. It cost $25.00. I looked it up on line and was amazed to find that on Ebay they were selling for as much as $500.00. They where only 20,000 made in Japan in 1988. 10,000 for the Japanese market and 10,000 for the world market. Each camera is numbered, mine is 17406 of 20,000. It is an all aluminum body point and shoot, with detachable flash. It is a funky little camera, check it out on line
I found this Olympus O Product camera at a yard sale. It was still in the box with all the paper work. It cost $25.00. I looked it up on line and was amazed to find that on Ebay they were selling for as much as $500.00. They where only 20,000 made in Japan in 1988. 10,000 for the Japanese market and 10,000 for the world market. Each camera is numbered, mine is 17406 of 20,000. It is an all aluminum body point and shoot, with detachable flash. It is a funky little camera, check it out on line
I found this Olympus O Product camera at a yard sale. It was still in the box with all the paper work. It cost $25.00. I looked it up on line and was amazed to find that on Ebay they were selling for as much as $500.00. They where only 20,000 made in Japan in 1988. 10,000 for the Japanese market and 10,000 for the world market. Each camera is numbered, mine is 17406 of 20,000. It is an all aluminum body point and shoot, with detachable flash. It is a funky little camera, check it out on line
Having fun photographing on dry land? Wait till you try it in water! Community Member @artvandelay shares with us their experience with the Weathermatic 35 DL!
I am going to introduce a method of leveling up an ISO 400 film to ISO 1600 by 'hacking' its DX code. I've included the principle, method and variants of this method. I modified a roll of ISO 400 film and took pictures around Hong Kong so you can see the results.
