In soviet russia, pictures take you.
> With the large 2-room process cameras, the photographer is inside the
> camera!
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I had tracked down the source of miniature solenoids used in the Ilex and
Melles-Griot shutters. I can't find the name right now, but Electro-Mech
comes to mind. That might be part of the email address, however.
I think I found them in Thomas Register (www.thomasregister.com), I think in
Californi
With the large 2-room process cameras, the photographer is inside the
camera! There's a variation on the mouth pinhole camera!
Murray
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This is one of the issues which makes digital printing so interesting;
it is already feasible to do very long panoramic prints, and I'm told
some color printers will print to the edges of the 13" wide paper. I
suspect it is or will be possible to slice images into a series of
strips, and then hav
At 12:14 PM 12/9/2002 EST, you wrote:
>Hi Alan,
>
>Thanks for the Radio Shack reference. I given up on them years ago since
>they seem not to be interested in stocking parts that I need but I'll go
>see if they have any that I can use. (Huh, are all Radio Shack stock the
>same products or do e
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the Radio Shack reference. I given up on them years ago since
they seem not to be interested in stocking parts that I need but I'll go
see if they have any that I can use. (Huh, are all Radio Shack stock the
same products or do each store "regionalize" to the location? Th
I am using a similar extruded aluminum rail in interchangeable lengths at
48 inches and 72 inches as my Optical rail for a 20x24 camera.. They have a
slide mechanism available with a brake on it that will act as the rail
clamp and a tripod mount.. .. The manufacture I am using is Bosch.. It is
I saw a very intersting idea on this forum about a "cage camera". That got me
thinking about the Aluminum extrusions we sometimes use for rapid prototyping of
fixtures for an assembly line that I used to write software for. Kind of like a
grown-mans erector set on steroids. It would be trivia
