Showing posts with label mechanical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mechanical. Show all posts

Friday, August 26, 2016

Mechanical Cameras

Mechanical old cameras are in particular interesting since they are truly all mechanical.

Meaning a mechanically skilled person having appropriate tools can - if skilled enough - easily repair them.

Nikon Rumors shows a series of mechanical schematics for old Nikon F cameras: link

If you happen to still have one of these in your cupboard. Why not trying to disassemble and reassemble one?

It is fascinating that an all mechanical solution to aperture agitation synchronisation with shutter speed timing was precisely possible already ages ago.
Similar to the fascination of mechanical wrist watches which are miniaturised master pieces of mechanical engineering.

Monday, February 22, 2016

Black and White - Macro Watch Photography

Watch Mechanism by EncroVision  on 500px.com
Watch Mechanism - EncroVision (500px)
Pocket Watch by Edward Callender on 500px.com
Pocket Watch - Edward Callender (500px)
Wheels of time by Aleš Nanut on 500px.com
Wheels of time - Ales Nanut (500px)
Vintage Clock by Cyrill Ionov on 500px.com
Vintage Clock - Cyrill Ionov (500px)
Time by Chris Pelliccione on 500px.com
Time - Chris Pelliccione (500px)






Monday, December 7, 2015

A modern camera

How does this look for a modern digital camera? - Is there somebody who can share a similar explosion chart for today's state of the art digital cameras?

Nikon SLR camera