Robert Price
I missed what?
rbiemer said:
Well the argus is missing it's leather. I guess you could call it factory, as that is how it would have looked before the leather went on. It was in horrible shape , with most of it missing when I recieved it. So I just removed the rest of it and left it at that.
The TLR is a digital mini 2.0 megapixel, fun to use and a great conversation piece.
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rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
The reason I asked, Robert, is that I've had a couple of Argii(?
) and the one that the leather was coming off of didn't look nearly that polished underneath! I think yours is calling out for some art deco style engraving!
I still have one C-3 but I don't use it very often--it was my grand father's and he took some amazing photos with it. Still working and I do use it very occasionally. The reason I don't use it more is, well, the smell of the inside of the bag and the camera itself strongly reminds me of him and some of the time we spent together and I don't want to air out that scent.
Rob
) and the one that the leather was coming off of didn't look nearly that polished underneath! I think yours is calling out for some art deco style engraving! I still have one C-3 but I don't use it very often--it was my grand father's and he took some amazing photos with it. Still working and I do use it very occasionally. The reason I don't use it more is, well, the smell of the inside of the bag and the camera itself strongly reminds me of him and some of the time we spent together and I don't want to air out that scent.
Rob
Robert Price
I missed what?
My Argus was also my granfathers, I have his argus 21 also, as well as a couple of 75's too. All in great working order. My argus c3 was an early production run and was cromed quite well.
sf
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martin-f5
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shutterflower said:
High,
I like your photo, the colors are quite good and fits perfect together.
sf
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martin-f5 said:
I was bored today (stuck in the house this week unable to leave thanks to icy roads and steep hills). I spent a couple hours taking pictures, in VERY low light by the window with my little Canon SD700is digital P&S camera.
Attached is the original file. I removed all but the red and yellow channels I think (blue, cyan, magenta, green are all removed). re-curved it. Vignette because I like vignetting. rotated. Came up a version I liked better.
Photoshop is a great substitute for real talent!
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martin-f5
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shutterflower said:
I like the first one,
the second is too brown for me.
cheers
ps
enjoy the snow and ice,
take some photos.
Unfortunately we didn't get snow this winter.
caila77
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sf
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martin-f5 said:
yeah, I liked the first one best too. The second one i posted is the original file, before I made the necessary edits to make it nice.
And I am glad the snow is finally thawing out. I was unable to leave the house for nearly a week.
numnuts
Member
I got a couple versions I liked...
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Oh, the blue guy behind the cup is just too cool! Great shot!
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
JeffGreene said:Great shot, Keith! Kind of a dangerous location for that beautiful Contax!
Thanks Jeff ... I made sure that damned coffee machine was very clean before I put my IIa anywhere near it.
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
John: Cool ... NOW I know where the flashover screen name comes from!
Martin: VERY nice shot; I love the oof area in the foreground.
Martin: VERY nice shot; I love the oof area in the foreground.
erikhaugsby
killer of threads
I always hated focusing with the XA...but I do love Coke!
robert blu
quiet photographer
keith and martin: different style, but great shots both !
flashover: I like a red dot beside a red helmet !
robert
flashover: I like a red dot beside a red helmet !
robert
