Some of these date back to the turn of the 20th century and before. I’m selling these on eBay for a friend who inherited them from his grandfather.W. Johnson, Newark, N.J.Antique hack saw.Antique back saw from the 1890s. Made in England.
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Its got everything except image stabilization which I need whenever I get above 175mm or so and or have a slow shutter speed (less than 1/125th or so (it’s an age thing).
Here’s some test shots taken with this lens and mounted on my Canon EOS 40D.The 40D is a 10.1 megapixel DSLR from 2007.
ISO 100, f/6.3 1/160 at 130mmISO 100, f/6.3 1/250 at 300mmISO 100, f/6.3 1/250 at 300mmISO 100, f/6.3 1/200 at 300mm
I purposely shot these wide open (f/6.3) at 300mm because that’s where a lens like this will show its weaknesses. They aren’t as sharp as I’d like but they aren’t horrible either. Everything was shot using the self timer to trip the shutter and of course the camera was mounted on a tripod. This lens will perform better at f/11 and a bit shy of 300mm I would think. That will be my next test. Stay tuned.
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Heading south on A1A (South Fletcher Avenue locally) with the Atlantic Ocean to the east (left side in this video).
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A couple of 10.1 megapixel cameras from Canon. On the left the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi and on the right the Canon EOS 40D.
Collecting digital cameras from the mid to late 2000s can be a fun activity as these cameras are being replaced by modern mirrorless digital cameras.I would consider the Rebel as an entry level DSLR and the 40D as a true almost pro-level DSLR. The good news is that these cameras use the common Canon EF lenses.
The back of the Canon EOS 40D.
Do you have a favorite digital camera from the 2000s? Are these worthy enough to be called modern classics? Let us know in comments section. Thank you for stopping by and have a great day!
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An abandoned Florida souvenir shop and package store located along US Highway 17 just south of the Georgia Florida border. I enjoy poking around in buildings like this as the photographic possibilities are limitless. These images were taken back in the Spring of 2017 and at that time the buildings hadn’t been tagged with graffiti.
Last call for alcohol.The adjacent abandoned motel.
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I received a small package from Greece the other day and was pleasantly surprised at how fast it arrived and how striking the stamps are. It was mailed on the 21st and arrived on the 27th.
Mailed from Athens, Greece.
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It’s known by many names, Centre Street, Center, Main Street and downtown. Located on beautiful Amelia Island which is the first barrier island along NE Florida’s Atlantic coast – just across the border from Georgia. Take the time to check out the link in this post as you’ll find a host of neat things to read about. Heck we’ve got scoundrels and pirates!
David YuleePirate “Jack”
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Another Disney themed camera neck and shoulder strap for film and digital cameras. This one has two openings for film canisters (what’s that?).It’s about 1.5 inches wide by 36 inches long not counting the smaller strap part.
I hadn’t seen this style of Disney strap before I stumbled upon it in an online auction recently. It features a bright blue (maybe teal) nylon fabric with what looks like faux leather ends. Has anyone seen this type of Disney strap before?
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Another gem located within the Historic District, Fernandina Beach, Florida which is located on beautiful Amelia Island. You can discover more at this Library of Congress page https://www.loc.gov/item/fl0128/
Built around 1909.
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