I bought this TOMA M-800 from a female Chinese fellow student when I studied landscape architecture at the University of Hannover, Germany.
It's a simple point'n'shoot camera out of plastic with a simple glass lens. Colorably the lens is made in Japan, but the whole camera looks and feels like a real Chinese camera.
But the special thing of this camera is that she is ZEN motorized.
Does that mean that the camera has got a motor (winder) that meditates when it transports the film? The motor or the camera itself meditates about the picture?
Yes, that's very strange ;)
Of course I searched in the internet, but there is nothing about the Toma. The only thing I've found is about a Toma M-616 and about a M-618.
This statement is very good: "La production TOMA ne me semble pas pléthorique, cette marque est voire même confidentielle."
I didn't use the camera often, just 3 times. But I tried to meditate when I shot pictures with the Toma.
"wirrwarr 2", germany, 2005
"between waters 2", brasil, 2007
That's ZEN PHOTOGRAPHY! ;)
23 September, 2011
22 September, 2011
The MACRO effect with an old ICA-lens! part 2!
Today macro pictures of magnolias! See part 1.
lens: ICA Macro 6.8/135mm
camera: Zenit 12 PRO
film: Fuji Superia XTRA 400
exposure time: 1/250
aperture: 6.8
lens: ICA Macro 6.8/135mm
camera: Zenit 12 PRO
film: Fuji Superia XTRA 400
exposure time: 1/250
aperture: 6.8
Labels:
analog,
BlackBone,
color,
doityourself,
macro,
macroeffect,
monochromatic colors,
nature,
softfocus-macro,
zenit,
zenitPRO
The world peace with an old Kodak-lens! part 2!
In part 1 I've shown pictures which I took with the Kodak-Helios lens and the Praktica LTL3. Today some pictures which I took with the Kodak-Helios lens and the Zenit 12 PRO. Now we can see, that the cold war is finally over! That's a real Perestroika!
film: Fuji Superia XTRA 400
exposure time: 1/500
aperture: 4.5
film: Fuji Superia XTRA 400
exposure time: 1/500
aperture: 4.5
Labels:
analog,
BlackBone,
camera,
color,
doityourself,
enlargerSLR,
kodakmania,
nature,
zenit,
zenitPRO
18 September, 2011
DIY: A tarpaulin leather
Everybody knows the bags from Freitag and Ortlieb, which are made out of used truck tarpaulins. This material is robust, tough and water-repellent.
I didn't have an old truck tarpaulin, but I have got a tarpaulin from a broken AS-MOTOR 21-165/3 lawn mower.
I've used this material for a new leather for my Praktica LTL3.
I didn't have an old truck tarpaulin, but I have got a tarpaulin from a broken AS-MOTOR 21-165/3 lawn mower.
I've used this material for a new leather for my Praktica LTL3.
Labels:
body covering,
camera,
doityourself,
fabricx,
handgrip,
ltl3,
PrakticaL,
tips
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