Sunday 28 February 2010

Here is an update of my Camera collection, so far...

Kodak TRI-X Super Speed Panchromatic Film
box reads:
''DEVELOP BEFORE JULY 1962''
Vintage Kodak Film

Kodak Brownie Flash IV
Made in England in 1957
Bought for £9 on Ebay
Kodak Brownie Flash IV

Ensign Ful-Vue
Made in England in 1946
Bought for £6 on Ebay
Ensign Ful-Vue

Coronet Cadet
Made in England in 1959
Bought for £5 on Ebay
Coronet Cadet

Kodak No.2 Portrait Brownie
Made in England in 1929
Bought for £3 from a Charity Shop
Kodak No.2 Portrait Brownie

Kodak No.2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model B
Made in England in 1927
Bought for £4 on Ebay
Kodak No.2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model B

Kodak Six-20 Popular Brownie
Made in England in 1937
Bought for £4 on Ebay
Kodak Six-20 Popular Brownie

Kodak Six-20 Brownie Model C
Made in England in 1946
Bought for £5 on Ebay
Kodak Six-20 Brownie Model C

Kodak Brownie Vecta
Made in England in 1963
Bought for £3 on Ebay
Kodak Brownie Vecta

Kodak Brownie 127 Model 3
Made in England in 1965
Bought for £3 on Ebay
Kodak Brownie 127 Model 3

Kodak Colorsnap 35 Model 2
Made in England in 1959
Bought for £6 on Ebay
Kodak Colorsnap 35 Model 2

*UPDATE ABOVE - PREVIOUS POST BELOW*

Ensign Ful-Vue
Made in England in 1946
Bought for £10 on Ebay
Ensign Ful-Vue

Coronet De Luxe
Made in England in 1936
Given to me by my Grandad
Coronet De Luxe

Kodak Disc 4000
Made in U.S.A in 1982
Bought for £7 on Ebay
Kodak Disc 4000

Canon Canonet 28
Made in Taiwan in 1968
Bought for £1 from a Charity Shop
Canon Canonet 28

Fujica STX-1
Made in Japan in 1970
Given to me by a retired Photographer
Fujica STX-1

Agfa Optima 1
Made in Germany in 1959
Bought for £3 from a Charity Shop
Agfa Optima 1

Halina 35X
Made in China in 1959
Bought for £5 from a Charity Shop
Halina 35X

Olympus Trip 35
Made in Japan in 1967
Given to me by my Dad
Olympus Trip 35

Polaroid Supercolor 635
Made in The England in 1980
Bought for £3 from a Charity Shop
Polaroid Supercolor 635

Polaroid 636
Made in England in 1980
Bought for £2 at a Car Boot Sale
Polaroid 636

Canon EOS 300
Made in Japan in 1999
My first ever 35mm SLR Bought from Jessops 8 years ago for £350
Canon EOS 300

Canon EOS 500
Made in Japan in 1993
Bought for £8 from a Charity Shop
Canon EOS 500

Canon EOS 750
Made in Japan in 1988
Given to me by a retired Photographer
Canon EOS 750

Ricoh Mirai 105
Made in Japan in 1988
Bought for £5 from a Charity Shop
Ricoh Mirai 105

Canon IXUS L-1
Made in Japan in 1997
Given to me by my Mum
Canon IXUS L-1

Lomography Fisheye
Made in China in 2005
Bought for £33 at the Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art
Lomography Fisheye

Kodak Brownie 127
Made in England in 1959
Bought for £4 on Ebay
Kodak Brownie 127

Kodak Brownie Cresta 3
Made in England in 1960
Given to me by a Friend
Kodak Brownie Cresta 3

A Pair Of Kodak Bantam Colorsnap's
Made in England in 1955
Left one cost £5 on Ebay & the right one cost £1 from a Car Boot Sale
Kodak Bantam Colorsnap

A Pair Of Kodak Instamatic 104's
Made in England in 1965
Bought for £4 Each on Ebay
Kodak Instamatic 104

A Pair Of Kodak Instamatic 56X's
Made in England in 1972
Bought for £3 Each on Ebay
Kodak Instamatic 56X





Saturday 27 February 2010

The Sandpit

Possibly one of the most beautiful videos to catch my eye this year, its a day in the life of new york city in miniature by Sam O'hare.
It is made up from 35'000 still images, took 5 days & 2 evening to shoot & was shot on a Nikon D3 with Tamron & Sigma lenses, shooting at an average of 4fps.
A lot of the stills where shot handheld! Thats dedication for you.

Find out more here.

Thursday 25 February 2010

Storenvy free tee


Today i received a pretty cool free gift,
so far this year i have received 60+ free t-shirts, hoodies & magazines from different companies, this one though had to be one of the coolest.
It was designed by
Godmachine as part of a promotion for Storenvy.
Storenvy wanted to prove that they can not only print 10 colour t-shirts but prove that they can print them well so they asked Godmachine if he could design a t-shirt using 10 colours for them to screen print on American Apparel that they would send out for free to 500 lucky people & this was the outcome...

...it arrived in this nice box.






































Check out the quality of the print, click the pictures to view them larger.