Camera Talk

I'm here. Got a little worried when I saw the 'redirecting' message. Whew! Bill

Welcome fellow ...er..Ottawan! (I had to look that up; I've lived here for 26 years)
Woodworking and photography indeed sounds like a fantastic combo.
Looking forward to your posts and photos.
Bill

Beautiful!!

You are a brave, brave man ;-> That was one fiddly job.

Great idea looking into your own cameras first, before tackling this.

Cheers!
Bill

Thanks PF!

A very Merry Christmas, and a happy and healthy 2021, to you all.

Cheers!
Bill

Nice Alex! Love the super-symmetry one -and the high-DOF wheat shot. Too bad about the wires

Bill

Merry Christmas!

And a blessed 2020 to all the friendly and talented folks here.

Alas, not much snow yet here either. Supposed to go up to an unseasonal +6C on Friday.

Bill
From cool-but-not-"cold" (-5C) Ottawa, Ontario

...to do with all those cheap old cameras. I don't recall seeing this here (or anywhere) before.

http://www.cameravan.com/

larger pic at

https://i.redd.it/nxzvr7apft931.jpg

Apparently 10 are (well, 'were' - the website's old) functional and can be fired remotely.

Cheers!
Bill

alexvaras wrote:I'm still wondering at the leaves reflection one Julio, that's a good photo indeed.

Yeah, it took a few seconds for that one to sink in for me too. Very nice!

alexvaras wrote:The camera feels fine hanged on a shoulder or neck, it's heavy yes, but for a walk should be enough.

Nice strap! It suits the camera case very well.

That patch is very nicely done too.

Bill