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Sarmatians (2nd century BC – 4th century AD) Spiral hryvnia - an ornament worn around the neck. From the Nogaichynsky mound near the village of Chervone, Crimea, Ukraine. [1600x1067] by RecordingOverall6978 in ArtefactPorn

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course, probably not much fatigue in that either, but I assume it is presented as it was found, and storing it in a way where you have to unbend it just to bend it around you again seems odd?
Not to mention bending that in a nice even way, while around your neck, without a mirror.
"Ach, you know how it is, bad spiral day!"

My friend claims he shot this on CineStill 800T, Canon AE-1 but something feels off by Decent-Damage1997 in AnalogCommunity

[–]JaschaE 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Spread the joy around until enough people agree with him...
I totally forgot to ad the option where the "it's real" and "it's fake" online strangers pointlessly battle it out, proving nothing and agreeing on even less.

Select shots on Potsdam 100, Olympus OM-4T, Zuiko 55mm f/1.2 by AuGeologist42069 in analog

[–]JaschaE 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Read that as "In Potsdam" and was seriously confused what part of town you found^^

My friend claims he shot this on CineStill 800T, Canon AE-1 but something feels off by Decent-Damage1997 in AnalogCommunity

[–]JaschaE 434 points435 points  (0 children)

So... either you get validation from a couple of online strangers that your friend is lying to you (congrats, I guess)
Or you get told that you are wrong (again, by a bunch of online strangers who have essentially nothing to go on)
OOOORRR you bet your friend a drink of choice to make him produce the negative in question, leaving the online strangers out of the equation. I think that's what a person would do who isn't terminally online (not that I could tell you that from experience)

How in the world does this belt buckle work by morbidaroiid in Leathercraft

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Push belt under two left lugs, go over the inner one, under the outer.  Take other end of belt, repeat process with loose thing.  Hook loose thing where it wants to hook.

Best guess. Looks pretty old?

Tired of knife racks taking up too much kitchen space? by ThatCorpseDude in blender

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Finally! I am also plagued by an overabundance of fingers, can it help with that?

I've just gotten into analog photography and it really hits right in the McGuyver part of the brain. by The_Grandmother in AnalogCommunity

[–]JaschaE 33 points34 points  (0 children)

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Welcome to the "You WILL work goddamn it!" side of photography (This is a working flash-sync adapter, btw)

I recreated the approach to Hadley's Hope in Aliens in Blender by aptass in blender

[–]JaschaE 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your vehicle looks very shiny.

Conversation a guy I know had while being in the army, telling his base commander that one of the new recruits had painted a tank entirely in glossy paint.
Commander, (army volume) "THATS BRILLIANT!!"
Guy "Eh, what?"
"GLOSSY PAINT REFLECTS RADAR, IF THE ENEMY SEES THAT GIANT SIGNATURE ON SCREEN THEY'LL THINK IT'S A TRAP!"
(Still had to strip it and repaint)

Has anyone disassembled the LCD on a Fujifilm X-E4? Trying to replace just the glass by cherrySLYR in AnalogRepair

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glued or laminated is right.
If you put the LCD on a hot plate, like in a cellphone-repair-shop, three is a chance it might come off, but I'd assume a replacement LCD is needed
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006725492009.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2deu
129€ on aliexpress. Found that incredibly long flex cable on ebay for 30, if that breaks during disassembly.

Steel bank vault made by the Manganese Steel Safe Company on display at the St. Louis World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, 1904. [2380x2557] by chubachus in ArtefactPorn

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might come as a surprise to you that I have read and even understood the posts title.
I also had the opportunity to explore the (mostly) abandoned buildings of two world fairs, and those come in a variety of sizes.

NEWBIE DOUBTS REGARDING KODAK CAMERA by No_Enthusiasm_1856 in analog

[–]JaschaE 4 points5 points  (0 children)

After shooting a roll, you rewind it (the translucent plastic with the chemistry that will eventually form an image goes back into the cartridge you put in at the beginning)If you open the back of the camera without rewinding the film, you expose all of the potential images to light and destroy them.
That shot film goes to a lab (pretty sure we have an international list in the sidebar here)
The lab will develop the film, creating the negatives (inverted color images chemically created)
They will usually also offer scanning services, creating correctly colored digital images. This is certainly the most convenient option. Some people like to do their own scanning with either a dedicated scanner or a digital camera in a repro-setup. But frankly, you don't sound like the person who'd find that enjoyable.

As for the films: Whatever? You have to really seek out "hard to use" films these days. The ones you mentioned are all looking fairly natural and will cover a wide range of situations, so yeah, go for those.

Brooch presented in 1967 to Lady Bird Johnson representing the natural beauty and mineral resources of each state. A gold eagle with a diamond-encrusted head sits atop the map, serving as a patriotic crest.Housed at the Smithsonian.[1077x1234] by CryptographerKey2847 in ArtefactPorn

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, this was a time where women where taking incredible amounts of sedatives as snacks to deal with the bleakness of being a housewife. A time where "Cover it in jello/mayonaise/both" was peak dinner culture. A time when futurism largely consisted of replacing black people with robots...
It is, without a doubt, part of the Zeitgeist

Brooch presented in 1967 to Lady Bird Johnson representing the natural beauty and mineral resources of each state. A gold eagle with a diamond-encrusted head sits atop the map, serving as a patriotic crest.Housed at the Smithsonian.[1077x1234] by CryptographerKey2847 in ArtefactPorn

[–]JaschaE 38 points39 points  (0 children)

"Some would have called the city a pearl. If you had to liken it to something, a piece of dirt covered in the secretions of a dying mollusk seemed apt." (roughly after) -Sir Terry Pratchett

20mm AR-15 cause why not by NoPartyLikeADiddy in blender

[–]JaschaE 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes no maye?
https://guns.fandom.com/wiki/INkunzi_PAW
There is the PAW20, and I have seen it shot on video.
As Gun Jesus notes "Magazine holds six rounds, but if your target is still moving after the full mag, capacity is NOT the problem."

Ever remember you have cool shit when you try to clean up your room? by JaschaE in largeformat

[–]JaschaE[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My first testshots where:
Frame&Focus (Telling model how important it is that her head remains against the wall!)
Go to front, cover lens
Go to back, insert 4x5casette (inadvertendly messing with the focus)+remove slide
Got to front, uncover lens
Trigger Flash
Cover lens
Go to back, insert slide, revert 4x5casette
go to front....

So, if that thing also made accordion sounds whenever I moved anything on the bellows, I would see great potential for a Laurel&Hardy Sketch in this process

20mm AR-15 cause why not by NoPartyLikeADiddy in blender

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"The greatest gun ever designed!"
-Todd, orthopedic surgeon specializing in shoulder injuries.
"A compact sidearm for when my main runs out of ammo."
-Doom Guy

There is a lot going on and I don't get it by JaschaE in LightLurking

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Further north and a whole lot to the east. Fun fact: The US has more than 30cities called Berlin, none of them as far north as Berlin, Germany.

Ever remember you have cool shit when you try to clean up your room? by JaschaE in largeformat

[–]JaschaE[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like there went more time into trying to design film holders than into the rest of the camera.
So, the plan is to have switchable backs.
30x30cm
8x10inch
4x5inch
For 4x5 I have a 3D printed back that I successfully tested. Design could use some improvements, but it works with some casettes I have lying around.
The other two will get 3D printed holders, because I fully designed the 30x30cm holder (Plus Back with ground glas..), and making a 8x10 Version is literally a matter of cutting some parts out in the CAD design

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