Podcasts about Minox

Everyone get out your Aqua Net hair spray and G.I. Joe lunchboxes because it is time to hop in the Hot Tub Time Machine and go back to the 80s!  In this, the 80th episode of the Camerosity Podcast, we revisit the decade where Michael Jackson and Madonna reigned supreme, taking a look at everyone's favorite cameras from that decade.  The Nikon F3, Minolta Maxxum 7000, Olympus XA2, the Minox 35 series, Contax RTS II, and many, many more. Joining Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike on this show are returning callers AJ Gentile, Mark Faulkner, Miles Libak, Mina Saleeb, Pat Casey, Patrick Rapps, Will Pinkham, and first time caller Christopher Wells. Each person shares stories of the cameras they used during the 1980s, but Patrick Rapps didn't get the message about the 20th century and went back all the way to 1889 with his beautiful and fully functioning Kodak No.2 String Set.  This camera was the follow-up to the original 1888 Kodak and shares many of the same design features, including that camera's distinct round film gate! We get into a little bit of history of early point and shoot cameras and how their autofocus systems work and why so many of these early cameras consistently have such high image quality.  We discuss the history and merits of Kodak's Disc film cameras and two features of those cameras that influenced cameras that would come later.  We revisit the era of electronic still video cameras like the Canon Xap Shop and the original Sony Mavica.  We talk about focusing auto focus cameras and reflect back on how focus screens work from the Rick Oleson episode.  Theo shares with us a strange 3 lens 110 film camera, and finally, we answer a question asked in the Camerosity Facebook page about a recommendation of a compact SLR for a 10 year old. As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you! Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show. We LOVE people who are into shooting or collecting cameras, no matter how long you've been doing it, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, the Camerosity Discord server, and right here on mikeeckman.com. We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance.   Our next episode will be Episode 81 and we are planning on tackling the complex and wonderful world of Zeiss-Ikon.  Since the recording of Episode 80 however, some scheduling conflicts have come up which may require us to pivot this show and postpone it.  We won't know until we get closer to the show date, so if Episode 81 comes and it is not about Zeiss, we didn't forget, we just had to change at the last minute.  As of right now however, it is still on.  We will record Episode 81 on Monday, November 11th at 7pm Central Standard Time and 8pm Eastern Standard Time. In This Episode Mike Forgets How Long Ago the 1980s Was / The Leica M6 Was Popular with Hobbyists Minolta Maxxum 7000 and Nikon N2020 Were Popular for the Every Man Nikon 4004 and 5005s Were Dogs, but the 6006 and 8008/8008s Were Very Nice Pininfarina Designed Nikon SLRs in the 80s and Created the Red Stripe Anthony's Go To 80s Nikon is the Nikon FM2 / FM2 Motor Drives Converting Non-Ai Lenses to Ai / Theo Loves the Nikon FA Paul Loves the Nikon F3 / HP Finders / Nikon F3P / Nikon FM3a Nikon L35AF "Pikaichi" / Nikon OneTouch AF3 / Pikaichi 46mm Lens Filters Olympus XA Series / Minox 35 Series / Agat 18K / Mamiya U Early Point and Shoots Had Superior Image Quality Due to Single Focal Length Lenses Canon MC / Plaubel 67W and 670 Fuji Brought Back the Folding Camera with the GS645 / GS645W / GA645 Patrick Rapps and His Kodak No.2 String Set from 1889 / The Original 1888 Kodak Don Goldberg Still Services the Minox 35 Series / Chinon Bellami / Canon Snappy S Canon Aqua Snappy and Minolta Weathermatic Underwater Cameras / Ricoh 500 ME / Yashica T-Series Mike and Mina Both Love the Contax RTS II / Contax RTS III / Repairing Contax SLRs Autofocus SLRs Were Not Meant to Be Manually Focused / A Nod Back to the Rick Oleson Episode Manual Focus SLRs with Focus Confirmation / Canon AL-1 / Minolta X-600 / Pentax ME-F Cameras Supporting External Autofocus Lenses / Canon T80 / Revue AC3 w/ Revuenon AF Lens /  Nikon F3AF Olympus and Konica Both Gave up on Interchangeable Lens SLRs in the 1980s / Konica Tomato and Konica Recorder Trivia: Name a Rangefinder Camera with Leica Thread Mount You Could Still Buy New in the 1980s Kodak Disc Film / T-Grain Film / Scanning Disc Film Mike Forgets What Decade He's In And Talks about APS Film Tasco Binoculars Camera / Canon Xap-Shot and Still Video Cameras / Sony Mavicas / Bronica GS-1 Mark Picked Up a Pentax 17 / Film for Classics 620 Spools / Theo Gets a Rollei 35AF Listener Question: What Small Form Factor SLR Would You Recommend for a 10 Year Old? Links The Camerosity Podcast is now on Discord! Join Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike on our very own Discord Server. Share your GAS and photography with other listeners in the Lounge or in our dedicated forums. If you have questions for myself or the other guys, we have an “Ask the Hosts” section as well where you can get your question answered on a future show! Check it out! https://discord.gg/PZVN2VBJvm. If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group, Instagram page, or Discord server. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris - https://thisoldcamera.net/ Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

As the world's first, number one, and only open source film photography podcast, we take pride in that in each episode you all get to influence the discussions we have.  For Episode 74, we decided to take it a step farther and dedicate the entire episode to two broad topics that listeners of this show have suggested to us.  The first is to cover the confusing and wide array of third party lenses and the second to go over some tips and tricks for home film development.  Never ones to disappoint our listeners, the gang took your suggestions to heart and turned both into a whole episode...mostly! Joining Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike was a full house of returning callers A.J. Gentile, Dan Cuny, Dan Hausman, Mario Piper, Michael Wescott (Wes) Loder, Miles Libak, Ray Nason, Robert Coates, Will Pinkham, and Mark (sorry, Mark, we didn't get your last name!) We quickly jump into a lens discussion first clarifying what exactly is considered a Third Party Lens maker?  From there the wormhole quickly opens as we bounce around with discussions regarding Asanuma, Vivitar, Kiron, and what Mike calls the "German B-List Lens Makers" like Steinheil, A.Schacht, Staeble, Enna-Werk, and many others. Wes jumps in and pivots the discussion to the vast array of lenses available for the Akarette/Akarelle and Lordomat systems, and then Mike quickly gets back on track professing his love for the Wirgin Edixa. We cover the Voigtländer Zoomar and the rash of very good Chinese lens makers like TTArtisan, 7Artisans, Light Lens Labs, and the obscure Japanese lens maker MS-Optics. For home development, we cover a whole host of hacks from doubling up on rolls of 120 on a single spool, how Mike pushes HC-110 to the absolute limit when developing black and white and Anthony chimes in with his suggestions for how to make shooting a Minox camera the most affordable way possible.  We get into other things like tips for flatbed scanning and what everyone thinks about digitizing.  It was certainly a live discussion, but I should probably stop typing here and encourage you to listen to the episode. For the next episode, we are revisiting one of our favorite brands of camera, Pentax!  Although we have dedicated multiple whole episodes to Pentax, this time we have Pentax historian Gerjan van Oosten who authored "The Ultimate Asahi Pentax Screw Mount Guide 1952 - 1977" which I consider to be one of the most definitive Pentax resources ever written.  The amount of info that Gerjan has about Pentax, Takumars, and everything relating to screw mounts is far more than we can ever hope to capture in a single episode, but we will certainly try!  To accommodate Gerjan's European time zone, Episode 75 will be recorded on Monday, August 5th at the special time of 2pm Central Daylight Time, 3pm Eastern Daylight Time, and 9pm Central European Time. The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, the Camerosity Discord server, and right here on mikeeckman.com. We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. In This Episode Clarification on the Ricoh Singlex and the Nikon F Mount / Recommendations for PASM Manual Focus Cameras What is a Third Party Lens Maker? / Almost Every Japanese Camera Company Started Off Making Lenses Asanuma Was One of the First Good Third Party Lens Makers / Later Became Kiron Vivitar Was a Marketing Company But Was Instrumental in Developing Computer Designed Lenses Vivitar Serial Numbers / Ponder & Best / Vivitar Flash Units What are T-Mount Lenses? / T-Mount vs Adaptall How Did Sears Become Such a Big Camera Distributor? /  Focal, Photo-Quelle, Revue, Hanimex The Beginning of Zoom Lenses / Nikkor 43-86 Zoom / TV Lenses Akarelle, Akarette, and Arakrex / German "B-List" Lens Makers / Lordomat Lenses Mike Really Likes the Steinheil Quinon Lens / Wirgin Edixa SLR Lenses Are Not the Same As Regular M42 Lenses Voigtländer Zoomar 36-82mm f/2.8 Lens / The Beauty of Imperfect Lenses / Some Lenses Can Be Too Perfect Chinese Lenses / Light Lens Labs, TTArtisan, 7Artisans Lenses / MS-Optics Lenses Voigtländer Cosina Lenses / Super-Nokton 28mm f/0.8 / Paul Loves the Nikkor 58mm f/1.4 Tricks for Loading Film on Paterson Reels / Loading Robot and Photavit Cassettes Developing Your Own Film Saves a Ton of Money / High Upfront Cost to Get Started Scanning with a Flatbed vs Digitizing / Negative Lab Pro / Building a Home Development Kit Loading Two Rolls of 120 Onto the Same Reel / Mike Prefers the Unicolor C41 Kit Monobaths / Scanning vs Digitizing / Kodak TMax Kills Fixer A Flatbed Scanner is More than Adequate for 90% of Film Scanning Avoiding Newton Rings / A&R Glass / Target Photo Frames Anthony Economizes Shooting Minox Cameras By Cutting His Own Film Nikon S Rangefinder Lenses / Compatibility Between Nikon and Contax Lenses Links The Camerosity Podcast is now on Discord! Join Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike on our very own Discord Server. Share your GAS and photography with other listeners in the Lounge or in our dedicated forums. If you have questions for myself or the other guys, we have an “Ask the Hosts” section as well where you can get your question answered on a future show! Check it out! https://discord.gg/PZVN2VBJvm. If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group, Instagram page, or Discord server. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Dan Cuny - https://www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog Wes Loder - https://wesloderandnikon.blogspot.com/ Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

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Nav muļķīgu jautājumu, ir muļķīgas atbildes - vai šo teicienu var pielietot arī zinātnē? Vai zinātnieki atļaujas būt drosmīgi un uzdot neērtus, dažkārt arī visai muļķīgus jautājumus un pie kā var novest atbilžu meklējumi? Par izgudrojumiem, atklājumiem un pētnieka ikdienu, ļaujoties jautājumiem, kuri nav ikdienas pētījumu plānā,  saruna ar zinātniekiem, kuri raidījumos Zināmais nezināmajā, runājot par sev tuvajām jomām, ne reizi vien runājuši līdzībās ar citām dzīves jomām, izmantojuši radošus piemērus, aicinājuši paraudzīties plašāk. Tāpēc esam pārliecināti - viņi noteikti nebaidās uzdot drosmīgus, varbūt pat muļķīgus jautājumus, un nebaidās arī kļūdīties. Raidījuma viesi - fiziķis, Latvijas Universitātes profesors, Latvijas Universitātes Padomes priekšsēdētājs Mārcis Auziņš un Latvijas Universitātes Mikrobioloģijas un biotehnoloģiju institūta vadošais pētnieks Jānis Liepiņš. "Ir miljoniem piemēru, kuri parāda to, ka, ja mums nebūs šo naivo, dumjo, ja gribat, vārda vislabākajā un pozitīvajā nozīmē, jautājumu, kas ir noveduši pie zinātnes kaut kādu robežu pārkāpšanas, kaut kādu jaunu ideju rašanās, šīs praktiski modernās lietas nevarēs attīstīties," vērtē Mācis Auziņš. "Manā mīļajā kvantu fizikām ja mēs tagad ļoti pamatoti un pragmātiski runājam par kvantu tehnoloģijām, tad, ja nebūtu tie kvantu fizikas pamatu radītāji, kas uzdeva vistrakākos jautājumus un atrada vistrakākās, neiespējamās atbildes, ja tas nebūtu noticis, tad šobrīd šīs tehnoloģijas nebūtu. Ne velti par šiem pirmsākumiem ir man ļoti mīļa grāmata, kas ataino cilvēkus un notikumus, kurus dažus es personīgi pazīstu, kura saucās "Kā hipiji izglāba fiziku". Tieši par to, ka bija cilvēki, kuri uzdeva absolūti neparastus, neordinārus jautājumus, kas iziet no tā veida, kā "zolīds zinātnieks par lietām domā". Izgāja ārpus šiem rāmjiem, uzdeva absolūti neiespējamus jautājumus, ieguva atbildes, kuras joprojām rada mums pārdomas, vai tiešām tā var būt? Un tagad tas ir novedis pie tehnoloģijām." "Ir daži piemēri no bioloģijas un radniecīgām zinātnēm, kur tieši filozofiski vai varbūt, kā Mārcis teica, mazliet hipotētiski jautājumi, kas būtu vai kā varēja būt tā, ir novedusi pie ļoti nopietniem pētījumiem," skaidro Jānis Liepiņš. "Piemēram, ja 19. gadsimtā Darvins teica, ka izskatās, ka sugas savā starpā ir radniecīgas un viņas vēl aizvien evolucionē atbilstoši vides apstākļiem. Tas ir ļoti jauki un interesanti, un tad mēs varētu aizdomāties, ka kādam ir kādreiz bijis kopīgs sencis vai vairāki senči, kuri tad te dzīvoja, un tad sāksies šī diferenciācija. Bet tad ir domu eksperiments: bet klau, kā tad šis sencis ir radies? Un tas ilgu laiku bija ļoti hipotētisks jautājums, bet, sākot no pagājušā gadsimta 20. - 30. gadiem un mazliet vēlāk šis hipotētiskais jautājums kļuva par ļoti nopietnu praktisku jautājumu. Vai mēs varam kaut nedaudz ielūkoties jau praktiskā veidā šajā teritorijā, kur beidzās neorganiskā ķīmija un sākās organiskā ķīmija, precīzāk, bioorganiskā ķīmija un varbūt jau kaut kādi šūnu elementi? Un izrādās, jā, jūs varat laboratorijā atveidot vidi, kas, iespējams, ir bijusi uz Zemes, testēt, kā laika gaitā zibeņu un elektro izlaižu laikā, karstuma laikā rodas dažādas organiskās vielas. Un daudzas no tām patiešām ir tādas pašas, ko mēs sastopam mūsdienu bioloģiskajos organismos. Tas liek domāt, ka patiešām šis lēciens no neorganiskās vides uz dzīvību ir iespējams. Mēs tikai nezinām, kā tas notiek. Bet šis jautājums no tādas hipotēzes - kā tas varēja būt, jau kļūst par ļoti praktisku jautājumu - mēģināsim noskaidrot, kā. Arī bioloģijā šie "what if" jautājumi ir ļoti noderīgi, un patiešām viņi palīdz virzīties un atrast jau fundamentālas lietas." Starp citu, Amerikā 28. septembris pat tiek atzīmēts kā diena, kad uzdot muļķīgos jautājumus. Šo varat paturēt prātā arī Latvijā, kad datums tuvosies, bet mēs jau tagad jūlijā kopā ar fiziķi Mārci Auziņu un biologu Jāni Liepiņu pakavēsimies pārdomās, kas tad vispār ir muļķīgi jautājumi un kāpēc tos svarīgi uzdot. Pārāk maz cilvēku savus jaunos produktus vēlas aizsargāt ar patentu „Vidēji gadā mums iesniedz ap 100 - 120 pieteikumus patentam, un ar nožēlu jāatzīst, ka ir pārāk maz to, kuri vēlas savus jaunradītos produktus aizsargāt ar patentiem, jo patents nodrošina monopoltiesības tirgū,”  saka Patentu valdes vadošā eksperte Eiropas patentu jautājumos Māra Rozenblate. Sarunā ar viņu skaidrojam, par kādiem izgudrojumiem piešķir patentu, cik ilgā laikā tas notiek un kas Latvijas patentu valdes darbības sākumā pagājušā gadsimta 20. gados iesniedza pieteikumus patentu valdē. Pirmās preču zīmju un izgudrojumu aizsardzības apliecības Patentu valde izsniedza 1922. gada sākumā. Tās saņēma Rīgas tabakas fabrika “A/S Maikapar” un Andrejs Golvers savam pieteiktajam izgudrojumam “Pārlabojumi par bungusitdzirnavām”, jeb vienam no trieciendzirnavu veidiem. Pirmie Latvijas patenti piešķirti zemniekam Jānim Prātam par linu galviņu nosukāšanas un nokulšanas mašīnu un Jānim Minussam par izgudroto pārvietojamo istabas krāsni, kurai varēja regulēt gaisa plūsmu. Tādu  informāciju par patentu vēsturi Latvijā var lasīt Latvijas patentu valdes interneta mājaslapā, bet turpmāk nedaudz ielūkosimies patentu  piešķiršanas aizkulisēs un atsauksim atmiņā, kādi ievērojami latviešu izcelsmes izgudrotāji savulaik ir saņēmuši patentu. Zināmākie latvieši, kas saņēmuši patentu ir aviokostruktors  Kārlis Irbītis, kurš patentēja vairākus izcilus izgudrojumus un projektēja vertikālās pacelšanās lidmašīnu, kas iezīmēja pavērsienu šādu lidaparātu būvniecībā. Jāmin arīaudējs un steļļu konstruktors Pēteris Viļumsons, kurš pagājušā gadsimta 20. gados ieguva patentu par pusautomātisko steļļu izveidošanu, vācbaltu izcelsmes konstruktors Valters Caps un viņa miniatūrā fotokamera „Minox”. Turpinot runāt par šodienas izgudrojumiem, vaicāju Mārai  Rozenblatei, cik lielā mērā patentu piešķiršana attiecas uz informācijas tehnoloģijām?

It's a voyage to the bottom of the Prodigious Mailbag™ on our Smash Hit Podcast™, but before that there's talk of the year in photography 1957, the revived Southern California camera show, Jeff's trip to the Caribbean with a sexy Swede and also his girlfriend, eBay execs sending pig fetuses to their critics, and so much more!Jeff made yet another major math error! 64 is 2 cubedSorry, but Parenting Hell is not a smash hit podcastGabe presents The Year in Focus 1957:Nikon SPIlford SportsmanHasselblad 500CKodak Retina ReflexConcava Tessina watch camera TLRLeica M2 (for real) which when new went for $276, or $2,884.37 in today's dollarsArsenal SalyutAsahi came out with the original PentaxOlympus Wide EGabe went to the new Huntington Park camera show (very exciting) and nearly bought a Contax TJeff visited 5R Photo Lab in New York and met proprietor AlecA trip to St. Barth's, French West Indies occasioned the return of the XPan, and a love affair was reignitedJeff shot with both Portra 400 and 160… and liked 160 better!Gabe visited Jeff and P in NYC, went to B&H Photo, bought nothing……but then ordered an Exa 1B and a Helios-44 lensMint unveiled their coming-soon Rollei 35AF — apparently anyone can license the name “Rollei” for a buck fifty — but who needs this thing?A bunch of eBay execs were creepy criminalsJeff got a cool Minox film slitter from camerhack.itCheck out RitchieCam, a camera app for iPhone with an XPan emulation modeA dive so deep into our Prodigious Mailbag™ that it requires a bathyscapheGabe wants to hear about online photography websites you love - blogs, magazines, whatever

In the first episode of Season 3 of the Camerosity Podcast, the guys and I opened up the call-in lines for the first time since late July and asked everyone who has travelled lately, what their ideal travel cameras are.  When deciding to take some cameras on a trip, what makes the cut or doesn't, and why.  In addition to travelling with cameras, what are your tips for getting through airport security, is it worth getting your film hand checked, or should you separate your film from your cameras into separate luggage. Joining Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike are returning callers Mark Faulkner, Patrick Rapps, John Roberts, Howard Sandler, and first time callers Maxwell Whitaker, Mina Saleeb, and Kevin Knipp who all help us answer those questions. In addition to our travel tips, we also stray into the world of mirror lenses and other strange lenses of the 20th century like the Voigtländer Zoomar, KMZ Rubin-1, and the Minolta Rokkor-X 40-80mm f/2.8 "Gear Box Lens".  As we often do, much praise is heaped upon Voigtländer and the Bessamatic SLR and Cosina Bessa Rangefinders, we share our opinions of Minox submini cameras, the Carl Zeiss Jena Werra, AGFA Karat 36, plus many, many others. Later, hear Anthony admit that he's struggling with the decision of whether he needs to rebuy another Leica M3, whether or not people mix digital and film on vacations, and how many times Paul has bought the same camera more than once. As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you!  Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show.  We LOVE people who are new to shooting and are interested in having an episode dedicated to people new to the hobby, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, and right here on mikeeckman.com.  We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. For our next episode, we are going red, for Red October.  That's right, the Camerosity Podcast is going to discuss the Soviet Photo Industry.  What are the best cameras to pick up for someone new to the hobby, which ones to avoid, and what are some under the radar models.  So for those of you looking to expand on your Soviet GAS, be sure to join us on Monday, October 2nd for the recording of Episode 56! In This Episode How Do You Decide Which Cameras Will Go With You on a Trip / Theo and Anthony Are Going to Asia Bringing At Least One Digital Camera on a Trip / Panasonic Lumix LX Series John Roberts Took a Canon F1 and Nikon Z5 and Used the Same Lenses Using an Adapter / Mike Loves the Z5 Mina Took a Nikon F-801 with Two AF Lenses Inspecting Film Through Airport Security / Put Film in Clear Bags, Be Polite, and Make the Inspection as Easy as Possible Some Airports Have a No Hand Check Policy / If You Are Eligible for TSA Pre-Check, Do It / ISO 800 Film And Up / CT Scanners Film Shield Bags Are Lined with Lead / Paul Once Lost an Entire Pelican Case of Film in Airport Security Anthony Is Going to Japan / Voigtänder Perkeo II / Olympus XA4 / Minox 35 Howard Brings Cheap Cameras On Trips / Rollei 35 B / Mike Gets Stressed Out If He Brings Too Many Cameras Paul Travels Specifically for Photography and Food / His Wife Traveled with an RB67 One Year If Your Cameras Are Stolen While Travelling, A Tip Is To Also Lose Your Passport So You'll Stop Thinking About the Cameras Getting Film Stolen is Worse Than Cameras Stolen / Travel With Your Cameras and Film Separately Good Compact Digitals for Travel / Ricoh GR / Panasonic Lumix LX100 Olympus Pen F Digital and Film Cameras / Half Frame vs APS-C Micro 4/3 Cameras Are Quite Good / Olympus OM-D EM1X / Olympus Pen Digitals Maxwell's Ideal Travel Camera is a Minox B He Bought from Paul / Getting and Developing Minox Film Slitting Film / 3D Printing Slitters / Using a TLR to Slit Film Anthony is Going to Attempt to Barter His Way to a Good Camera in Japan By Selling Argus C3s Theo and Anthony Love the Zeiss-Ikon Contessa 35 / Mike Not So Much / Voigtländer Vito III Carl Zeiss Jena Werra Series / The Werra is the Only Carl Zeiss Jena Camera Leaf Shutters That Go Faster than 1/500 / Kodak Tourist and Chevron / Minolta V2, V3, and Others Rudi Made Anthony Take a Bunch of 110 Cameras and 110 Film from Him / Minolta and Pentax 110 SLRs Mike Didn't Like the Canon 110ED / Anthony Loved his Minox 110 and the Vitoret 110 Voigtländer Was Owned by Zeiss, Then Rollei, then Licensed to Cosina for the Bessa Rangefinders Voigländer Vitessa, Vito C, Bessamatic, Ultramatic / Voigtländer Zoomar Lenses Russian MTO 500 and 1000mm Mirror Lenses / Maksutov Invented the Catadioptric Lenses for Telescopes Soviet Rubin-1 Is Not a Copy of the Zoomar But is Similar / The Zoomar Originally Came on the KMZ Zenit 6 Mike Attempts to Explain How a Mirror Lens Works / Mirror Lenses Are Almost Always Found in Mint Condition Nikon and Minolta Mirror Lenses / The Rokkor 250mm f/5.6 Mirror Lens is Very Good Minolta Rokkor-X 40-80mm f/2.8 Gearbox Lens Show Suggestions for Season 3 / Yashica / TLRs / Subminis Viscawide 16mm Swing Lens Camera / Large Format / Robert Shanebrook / Another Euro Episode Leicaflex SL Mirror Locks Just like the Nikon F How Many Cameras Have You Bought More Than Once? Anthony Is Starting to Miss His Leica M3 / Voigtländer Cosina Made Bessas / Contax RTS II and RTS III The Earlier AGFA Karat is the Rangefinder for People Who Don't Like Rangefinders We Have Lots Planned for Season 3, Stay Tuned! Links If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group or Instagram page, or email us at camerosity.podcast@gmail.com. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Chuck Rubin Photographics - https://www.facebook.com/p/Chuck-Rubin-Photographics-100054624692201/ Mina Saleeb - https://www.instagram.com/crookandflail Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris and https://www.etsy.com/shop/Camerasandpictures Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/ and https://www.facebook.com/VoltaGNV/

Partnerepisode: Dette betyr at denne episoden er lagd i et betalt partnerskap med Blaser Group Norway. Stig Murphy Håvaldsrud og Jørn Bakken jobber i Blaser Group Norway som representerer merkene Blaser, Mauser, Sauer, Rigby, Liemke, og Minox. Merker som mange kjenner og er glade i. Vi har spurt våre kjære lyttere om å spørre dem om det de lurer på, og det kom inn mange hundre spørsmål! Sånt blir det podkast av, og her er det både mye å lære for den som er glad i utstyr og det blir naturligvis også tid til jaktprat :-) Bli med i Patreon-jaktlaget du også! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Of all the accessories available for cameras, perhaps camera straps are the thing that people have the strongest feelings about.  A camera strap is something that most cameras come with, whether it's one with the company's logo on it, or a leather one attached to an ever ready case, straps are almost as synonymous with photography as cameras are. Yet, I don't think in the history of photography podcasts, anyone dared devote an episode one...that is until now.  If there was any doubt that this is the nerdiest film photography podcast ever, wait until you hear our camera strap episode! To be fair, we don't spend the entire time talking about straps, we also discuss the cameras that have them attached.  To have a camera with a strap already attached suggests it is ready at a moment's notice to go out and shoot.  And if you have a camera at the ready, it must be one you like quite a bit, so for a good portion of this episode, the hosts talk about our favorite cameras which always have a strap attached, ready to go. Joining Anthony, Paul, Theo, and Mike are returning callers Alex Dietrich, Bill Smith, Bob St. Cyr, Mark Faulkner, Miles Libak, and Patrick Casey and first time caller, all the way from Ireland, Brian Mac Domhnaill. Along with our favorite cameras and favorite straps, we talk about cheap vs expensive lens adapters, Mike brings up a new camera he's testing with a 15mm f/8 lens, Alex Dietrich shares his black painted Nicca III L and much, much more! As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you!  We would love to hear from more listeners, especially those who are new to shooting film or collecting cameras.  Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show.  We LOVE people who are new to shooting and are interested in having an episode dedicated to people new to the hobby, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, and right here on mikeeckman.com.  We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. For our next episode, we are devoting an entire episode to Konica, makers of such fine cameras as the half frame/full frame Konica Auto-Reflex, the Koni Rapid Omega, and the thumb film advance Konica III rangefinder.  Be sure to look out for our next show announcement.  Episode 48 will be recorded on Monday, May 1st.  We hope to see you there! This Week's Episode Paul has two picks for cameras he always has at the ready / Fuji GS645 and Plaubel 69W Proshift Patrick's go-to cameras are the Leica M4 and the Minox 35 GL Theo's "zoo" camera is the Nikon L35AF, a reliable point-and-shoot to keep loaded and ready to go Brian surprises everyone with the Chinon Auto 3001 / Chinon Bellami Mike sees your Pentax MX and raises you the Pentax LX Miles surprises us with his choice of the Leica MA kitted out with a vintage 1930s Summar lens / L39 to M-mount and M42-K-mount adapters Theo's more committed choice for a go-to camera / Leica M2 with a Hyperion strap OK, Boomer: Mike and Paul wax poetic about hippie straps / branded straps from the 1980s Alex goes strap shopping in Hong Kong The original Minox chain is also a measuring tool for macro photography Anthony raves about his Contax ST with the always-attached red Hyperion strap Bob goes large format for his choice of a Gibellini GP810Ti, a stunning field camera with a big leather strap for a handle Beware the metal rope straps... Mark's current go-to camera is the Bessa R2A with the Skopar 35mm lens A digression about the Secure Strap with braided stainless steel straps that help prevent cut-and-run theft Mike blows up the discussion with the Zeiss Hologon, a 15mm fixed lens viewfinder camera that costs as much as some used cars Bob talks about the demands of finding a strap to tame the Mamiya C330, a beast of a TLR Alex almost one-ups Mike's Hologon with a custom paint Nicca III L / Strong Opinions about repainting cameras The problems with tripod socket wrist straps The weirdness and beauty of the Ansco Anscomark M and its removable strap lugs The Mamiya 7 and the odd cameras that have both strap lugs on one edge / LOMO Voskhod / Agat 18K Digital Episode errata and corrections / Wait, what? Nobody brought up the Nikon FM2 or FM3?! Show Notes If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group or Instagram page, or email us at camerosity.podcast@gmail.com. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Camerosity Twitter - https://twitter.com/CamerosityPod Bill Smith - https://funwithcameras.blogspot.com/ Alex Dietrich - https://www.instagram.com/awdietrich/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris and https://www.etsy.com/shop/Camerasandpictures Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/ and https://www.facebook.com/VoltaGNV/

Episode № 49 of I Dream of Cameras, “IDOC Unplugged,” is our first unedited, unsmoothed, unexpurgated episode — meaning we didn't have time to do our usual polish before releasing it to the teeming millions. Will you notice the difference as we chat about Minox, our camera shelves, seller's remorse, recent photographic adventures, and the contents of the moderate mailbag? Tune in and find out! Jeff has two new jobs, so this is our unplugged show - what does that mean?follow-ups to our acclaimed Minox episode:Jim Anderson makes Minox reelsJP O'Connor says the 15mm lens for Minox = 48-49mm on a 35mm cameraour Instagram pic of Jeff's camera shelf is our most-liked post ever - let's see yours!pangs of regret after unloading lotsa cameraswhat we're on the hunt forthe allure of tradingGabe's experiments with motion blurGabe shot a friend's wedding!our moderate mailbaga cool book: Album 1958-1988: The Portraits of Duane Michals

Half a cookie? Try one-twelfth of a cookie! After a deep dive into our bulging mailbag, we go big on one of the smallest cameras ever made: the mighty Minox! Tune in for all the fun!OK, we're late and here's why: Illness, torrential rain, power outages, travel…!We won the Sunny award for Best Sunny 16 Presents Podcast!Gabe went to B&H in New York and didn't buy anything, not even a bagMeanwhile, Jeff did not go to Antarctica - those who have been, please tell us, is it worth it?Jeff unloaded some gear (including the 90mm Summicron) with the KEH guys and is completely delighted — it paid for the XPan!Gabe's M6 is under a doctor's careOur beyond-prodigious mailbag, including discussion of the new Pentax "film camera project"And now… the Minox idyll! That is a great pun!The Riga Minox, designed by Walter ZappA through III-sBthe Minox developing tank, enlarger — it's a whole system!CBLLXShooting with a Minox is different!renewing our IDOC photo assignment: shoot a portrait of a friend, shoot a portrait of a stranger — post on Instagram and tag us to be amplified!Jeff is performing February 12th at the Ruskin Theatre in Santa Monica — follow this link, click on See A Show, then choose Library Girl

Over its history, the territory of present-day Latvia has been occupied or settled on by people from many foreign countries. This podcast tells the story of these past invaders and the castles, and other monuments, that they built. I visit the Occupation Museum in Riga. I tell the story of the Minox spy camera. I tell the tales of two castles, including a ghostly visitor and the possible Latvian origins of the Crocodile Dundee film. Thanks for listening!

Wie geht es weiter mit dem Bahnhof in Dillenburg? Hessen beendet die Isolationspflicht und die XXl-Minox-Kamera in Wetzlar kehrt zurück. Das und mehr gibt es heute für Sie im Podcast. Alle Hintergründe zu den Nachrichten des Tages finden Sie hier: https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/dillenburg/dillenburg/was-geht-beim-dillenburger-bahnhof--2114889_25838711 https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/limburg-weilburg/weinbach/mordprozess-elkerhausen-weitere-anklagen-sind-moglich--2113716_25837936 https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/marburg-biedenkopf/gladenbach/gladenbach-ladt-zum-einkauf-bei-kerzenschein--2114450_25838465 https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/wetzlar/wetzlar/mega-minox-kamera-zuruck-am-wetzlarer-haarplatz--2114564_25838508 https://www.mittelhessen.de/politik/deutschland/das-burgergeld-kann-kommen--2114085_25838405 https://www.mittelhessen.de/politik/deutschland/hessen-maskenpflicht-statt-isolation-fur-corona-infizierte--2113965_25838183

OBS; Dette er en partnerepisode av Jegerpodden. Det vil si at den lagd i et betalt samarbeid med en kommersiell aktør. I denne partnerepisoden av Jegerpodden har vi tatt turen til Blaser Group Norway og tatt en prat med Karl Frisk og Jørn Bakken. Dette er jegere med en ekstra forkjærlighet for jaktutstyr og i særdeleshet våpen. De er til og med så heldig at de har nettopp dette som jobb. Dermed tar vi en prat om nyheter og modeller fra deres verden med Blaser, Sauer, Mauser, Minox og Liemke. Bli med i Patreon-jaktlaget du også! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Freshly rescued from our tropical getaway where we started fires with Nikkor lenses, beat away native beasts with Arguses, and swam underwater with our Nikonos, the guys and I have come to the realization that we've spent a lot of time in recent episodes talking about some of the same camera brands.  We thought we would devote our next episode to some of the most underappreciated camera brands. Of course, this being the Camerosity Podcast, we don't always have control over what we talk about, so while some very underappreciated camera brands do get discussed, we go down several rabbit holes that are just as interesting.  If you want to hear about burglaries and what happens to camera collectors after they die, this is the episode for you! Joining us on this episode are returning callers, Robert Rotoloni, Ira Cohen, Mark Peterson, Larry Effler, James Allen, David Ortega, Howard Sandler, and Mark Faulkner, and first time callers Joseph Brunjes and Tony Colvin.  As always, the topics we discuss on the show are heavily influenced by our callers and for this episode, a great number of cameras and models are brought up by our callers that a scripted show would likely never cover. Every episode, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are decided entirely upon you, so if you'd like to join us next time, be sure to look out for our next show announcement for Episode 28, which will be recorded on Monday, June 13th! This Week's Episode Robert Clarifies Why the Nikon F Has a Strange Mirror Lockup / 21mm Lenses Yashica f/1.2 Lens with Notched Rear Element / Carl Zeiss Biogon Came First Ira Has His Entire Collection Stolen Twice / Built His First Collection with His Father / Anthony Gets His Entire Collection Stolen Too Theo Was Burgled Once in London / Store Your Camera Stuff in Diaper Bags / Don't use Fancy Camera Bags when Traveling Mike Owes Mark Peterson Some Film, Then Talks About His Basement Again! Paul Has an Awesome Darkroom in His Basement Ira Shows Off his Wirgin Komet SLR (Predecessor to the Wirgin Edixa) / Alpha and Omega Cameras (First and Last) Mike Reviews Ira's Eigenbau Kamera Made in the UK / Biflex / Tessina L Shoots Smaller Images on Regular 35mm Bolsey Jubilee Is a Bolsey B2 With German Lens and Shutter and Fancy Top Plate Bencini Koroll S and Bencini Comet Cameras are Cool But Strange We Don't Talk About Yashica, No, No, Noooo / Yashica Lynx-14 and Ministers are Great / Yashica Electro 35 CC and GL Minolta V2 Has a 1/2000 Top Speed / Minolta Used Citizen Shutters to Get Very Fast Shutters / Minolta Uniomat III Another Cool Minolta is the Auto Wide / Minolta A-Series Shutters are Installed Backwards The Minolta SRT-MC is the Kmart Minolta / 2 Millionth Minolta Maxxum / Maxxum with Crossed X's / Exxon Lawsuit Shooting Minolta Cameras with Gloves / Maxxum 7 / Maxxum 650si Konica Auto-Reflex and Autorex / The Original Konica F / Konica F-Mount / Konica FS / Koni-Omega Rapid Tessina Film / Spring Wound Cameras / Polaroid SLR 680 / Rollei 6008 / Rollei A110 SLRs with Front and Rear Shutter Releases / Zenit 16 Rollei 35 vs Minox 35 / Minox GTE / DAG Can CLA Minox 35s How to Develop 127 Film / Leicaflex SL2 / Cameras with Weird Locations for Batteries / Ira Hates Asymmetrical Cameras Mike Busts Some Paul Myths / Konica L / Paul Makes Deals Even When Mike Was There Tony Loves the Mamiya 1000 SLR and the Kowa Six and 66 / Graflex Graphic 35 Jet What To Do With Our Collections When We Die Show Notes If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group or Instagram page, or email us at camerosity.podcast@gmail.com. The Official Camerosity Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/camerositypodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Camerosity Twitter - https://twitter.com/CamerosityPod Joseph Brunjes - https://www.josephbrunjes.com/index Robert Rotoloni – https://www.facebook.com/Nikon-Historical-Society-193619477350338/ Mark Faulkner – https://thegashaus.com/ Howard Sandler – https://www.flickr.com/photos/hsandler Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Paul Rybolt - https://www.ebay.com/usr/paulkris Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/ and https://www.facebook.com/VoltaGNV/

This week on the Camerosity Podcast, we are joined by three listeners, Mark Faulkner, Mike Novak, and Skip Williams.  Without a predetermined topic to discussed, we just winged it and managed to talk about everything from the Pentax LX, to the dangers of flying with cameras, to Mark's Big Suitcase o' 16mm Cameras.  Oh, and yes, we did talk about panoramic cameras for the ninth episode in a row!  Our topics were wide ranging this week, so there's certain to be something for everyone! If you are interested in participating in our next episode, be sure to keep an eye here for a new link which will be posted around noon Central Time Sunday, October 24th! This Week's Episode Skip's Olympus OM-1 and Pentax LX with the Cool Action Finder Episode 8 Was Awesome and you should listen to it! Fuji Discontinues More Film :( Kodak Disc Film, Minox, and Viewmaster Cameras Kodachrome is REALLY hard to develop Shooting 16mm Cameras, Mark has a Suitcase of them! Kiev Subminiatures and the KMZ Narciss 16mm SLR The Mamiya 6 Focuses by Moving the Film Plane Dont Fly on Planes with Old Cameras, Also, Don't Ever Fly with Anthony Rue! Anthony Loves his Super Ikonta The Corfield Periflex with it's Periscope SLR Focus Contaxes, Kievs, and No-Name Kievs Horizonts and the Viscawide 16 The Drug Friend and GOMZ Leningrads Hardly Ever Work What's Coming Soon on mikeeckman.com Everyone's New Gear Anthony Visits Clyde Butcher's Darkroom Show Notes If you would like to offer feedback or contact me with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact me at mike@mikeeckman.com. The Official Camerosity Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/CamerosityPodcast Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Mark Faulkner - https://thegashaus.com/ Mike Novak - https://www.flickr.com/photos/greyscale3 Skip Williams Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

This week we get a special surprise visit from Jeff and Gabe from the I Dream of Cameras Podcast, Nick Lyle from the Home Made Cameras Podcast, and West Texan photographer and Noblex fan, Liz Potter where we talk about everything from small Minox cameras to large format.  Of course panoramic cameras are discussed again, as are the best entry points into 4x5. We will be off next week, but will return with a new episode the first week of October.  If you'd like to talk to us, be sure to keep an eye here for a new link which will be posted around noon Central Time Sunday, October 3rd! This Week's Episode Everyone loves Minoxes! Are Minoxes Really Spy Cameras? Black and White Panoramas in a Noblex in West Texas The Creator of the Noblex was Once in a Gulag Gabe Has a Rolleiflex Collection We Talk about Panoramic Cameras Again Something Called a Loreo Stereo Camera Homemade Stereo Cameras Triplet Lenses Are Very Good Jeff and Gabe Discuss Getting Rid of Cameras Should You Insure Your Camera Collection? Cameras Don't Make Good Pictures, Good Cameras Allow You to Make Good Pictures If You Can't Find the Perfect Camera, Make Your Own! Anthony Gushes Over His Ikonta / Fixing Bellows What is a Good Starting Point Into 4x5? Roll Film Adapters on 4x5 The Cameradactyl How to Keep Podcasts Short? Show Notes If you would like to offer feedback or contact me with questions or ideas for future episodes, please use the Comments section below or email me at mike@mikeeckman.com. Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Jeff Greenstein and Gabe Sachs - https://www.idreamofcameras.com/ Nick Lyle - https://homemadecamera.podbean.com/ Liz Potter - https://www.lizpotterphotography.com/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

In der letzten Folge vor der Sommerpause unterhalten wir uns über eine ideale (und wahrscheinlich unterschätzte) analoge "Immer-dabei-Kamera" für Urlaub und Alltag. Wer dachte, dass das Pocketfilm-System schon klein sei, der scheint noch nicht über die Minox-Welt gestolpert zu sein, die trotz (oder gerade ob) der Größe glühende Verehrer hat. Mit dem Vorstandsmitglied des 1. Deutschen MINOX-Clubs Johannes Hainmüller unterhalte ich mich über diese faszinierende Miniaturwelt. Die Shownotes und Diskussionsmöglichkeiten zu jeder Folge findest Du auch auf https://studio.kreativkommune.org/podcast — dort haben wir für Dich auch die Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten, z.B. via Steady (https://steadyhq.com/de/schlicksbier) zusammengestellt, mit denen Du uns helfen kannst, wenn Dir dieser Podcast gefällt. 1. Deutscher MINOX-Club: https://www.minoxclub.de Ein Überblick über diese Miniaturwelt: http://www.submin.com/8x11 Fertig konfektionierte Minox-Filme und Entwicklungsservice: https://www.fotoimpex.de/shop/filme/minox-filme-8x11 Instagram-Kanal eines begeisterten Minox-Nutzers: https://instagram.com/minox_riga_user 3 Buchtipps: "Spycamera: The Minox Story" - https://amzn.to/2SQYwh2 "Minox: Marvel in Miniature" - https://amzn.to/2SLlYwi "Minox: Variationen in 8x11. Ein Handbuch für Sammler und Anwender" - https://amzn.to/3wUgwpt Im August geht die Sommerpause wieder zu Ende. Wenn Du auf dem Laufenden bleiben willst, abonniere doch diesen Kanal und folge uns in den sozialen Medien. Links u.a. hier bei den weiteren Podcasts von Erik: https://www.schlicksbier.com/podcast/ Alle Amazon-Links auf dieser Seite sind sind sogenannte Affiliate-Links / Werbung. Wenn Du auf so einen Affiliate-Link / Werbung klickst und über diesen Link einkaufst, bekommen wir von dem betreffenden Online-Shop oder Anbieter eine Provision. Für Dich verändert sich der Preis in keiner Weise.

SaaS Baas pur sang: Hessel Kuik is met meerdere producten actief in de fintech. In deze aflevering praten we vooral over Bizcuit, de app voor ondernemers. En eigenlijk gaat de ambitie van Hessel verder, veel verder. Bizcuit moet een platform worden waaraan andere (SaaS) oplossingen aangesloten worden, om het leven van ondernemers eenvoudiger te maken. Naast zijn rol als CEO bij Bizcuit is hij ook actief als investeerder en geeft hij leiding aan het team van Minox, een boekhoudpakket waarvan hij eveneens eigenaar is. Hoe managed Hessel de groei van deze organisatie en hoe werkt hij aan zijn ambitie om het Wechat voor ondernemers te worden? Beluister het gesprek met deze inspirerende SaaS Baas! Podcast sponsor Leadinfo: https://www.leadinfo.com/saasbazen Bizcuit: https://www.bizcuit.nl/ Minox: https://www.minox.nl/

Jason Evans is the Chief Executive Officer for The Blaser Group. Jason brings over 20 years of experience in the firearms industry to Blaser having worked with recognized brands such as Hogue, Benelli and Weatherby. The Blaser Group is the official U.S. importer for iconic German firearms brands Blaser, Mauser and J.P. Sauer; English gunmaker John Rigby & Co.; and Minox optics.Established in 2006, the company which is based in San Antonio, Texas works with over 400 authorized Blaser Group dealers across all North American states, with this figure continually growing.Today the Blaser Group’s industry-leading product portfolio includes bolt-action, combination rifles and over-and-under shotguns designed specifically for game hunters and competitive target shooters. Its custom shop offers exclusive engravings, design work and custom finishing for bespoke guns. With recent innovations, Blaser Group has gone on to expand its product portfolio into cutting edge optics and accessory lines.

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Banyak yang nanya kalo Minox aja bisa ga ya? Hmmm gimana ya penjelasannya. Dengerin langsung aja yaaa

Fotografs Pīters Korsaks ir vīns nu Latvejis Fotografejis muzeja dybynuotuoju i nūzeimeiguokūs fotoviesturnīku Latvejā, kurš vēļ arviņ aktivi pietej fotografejis viesturi i ari pošu fotografu dzeivisstuostus. Ari šūbreid jam aizsuokti vairuoki projekti – vīns nu taidu ir gruomota par latvīšu fotografim i fotoreporterim karā, kuru skaiteituoju viertejumam planavuots nūdūt jau pavysam dreiži. Fotografs Pīters Korsaks gon sovulaik, gon ari niu ir daudz struoduojs pi vysaidu pīminiekļu atjaunuošonys i pieteišonys, tūs vydā caur fotografeju i stuostim izgleitojūt ļauds. „Jelgovys Luočpliesi maņ īsadeve personeigi atrast. Redz, nalaime beja tei, ka tuos vītejuos avīzis kontrolēja partejis komiteja i naļuove raksteit par tim pīminieklim. Tys Jelgovys redaktors laikam beja naatkareiguoks voi drūsmeiguoks i jis munu rokstu ar nūsaukumu „Kur esi Lūočpliesi?” īlyka, jo cylvāki ir mieginuojuši skaidruot, kur jis palyka, ka jū nūvuoce, i nivīns navarēja, bet es atbraucu vīnu dīnu aprelī iz Jelgovu i vysu dīnu staiguļuoju, vaicuoju vacūs cylvākus, kas varātu koč kū pastuosteit. Tod pīguoja Kulturys fonda izsludynuotuo tolkys dīna majā, maja suokumā, ka savuoks vysus kopus i tamleidzeigi. Tymā laikā ar pasaruodeja tys muns roksts avīzē ar tekstu, ja cylvāki koč kū zyna, lai zvona. Jelgovā maņ dzeivuoja vīns dorbabīdrys i beja uzdūts juo teļepons. Cylvāki zvaneja i kotrys stuosteja, kū jis zyna. Izaruodeja, ka sovstarpeji napazeistami cylvāki nūruodeja vīnu i tū pošu vītu, i tod, kod pīguoja tolkys dīna, tod kolegis ar bīdrim guoja iz tīni i zondēja tū vītu. I truopejuos! Jo jis beja tik masivs, ka tei kryušu daļa beja īrokta nasadauzeita. Tai ka tys muns roksts beja tys, kas paleidzēja atjaunuot itū pieminiekli,” stuosta pats Pīters. Leidza ar aizrauteigu fotografejis viesturis pietnīceibu i pošu fotografiešonu Pīters Korsaks ir ari vairuoku gruomotu autors ci leidzautors, kurš daudz pīsavierss ari Latvejis viesturē zeimeigim pīminieklim. Pīters atkluoj, ka sovulaik ar dūmubīdrim reikuojuši ari akcejis sabīdreibys informiešonai itymūs vaicuojumūs. „Saraksteju gruomotu par vysom tom akcejom, par vysu Latveju, ari par Latgolys atbreivuošonys pīminiekli – ar bildem, kaids jis nūguozts bejs, tai ka faktiski vysur. Tymā gruomotā ir ap 130, taida kai enciklopedeja: pīminieklis, autors i aproksts, kod jis iznycynuots. I ūtrei daļa ir par myusu akcejom, kur es vysu pīfiksieju, taids dokumentals materials. Tei gruomota saucas „Ceļā uz neatkarību”.” Jau 1987.godā Reigys Viesturis i kuģnīceibys muzejs suoce sasagataveišonys dorbus Latvejis fotomuzeja izveidošanai, sovpus piec treju godu jaunais muzejs dabuoja sovu nūsaukumu i oficialū vītu cytu Latvejis kulturys īstuožu vydā. Itūs laikus pīmiņ ari Pīters. „1974. i 1975. godā nūorganizieju Reigys kuģnīceibys muzejā pyrmū nūpītnū izstuodi, kas beja veļteita fotografejis viesturei i savuoču tik daudz materialu, ka tymā telpā, kuru maņ daškeire, nabeja vītys vysu izlikt. Problema jau beja tei, ka, ja fotografs beja nūmirs i saime par jū nav savuokuse informaceju, nabeja par tū cylvāku dzeivisstuosta. Kas? Kod jis? Kur jis? Voi pīsadaleja izstuodēs voi vīnkuorši amatnīks beja? Nu tuo faktiski suokuos, tei izstuode beja taids pagrīzīņa punkts tam, ka ari muzeja cylvāki iz fotografēju suoka vērtīs cytaižuok, ka tei ir vierteiba. Var daudz kū apraksteit, gon dokumentali, gon muokslinīcyski, bet fotografeja jo eipaši tymā laikā, kod jū kopēja, jei ir taids dokuements, kū navar tai apstreidēt, tagad jau var salikt...” Pīters pīzeist, ka vysūs laikūs Latvejā ir bejs saleidzynūši daudz fotografu, ari profesionalu fotografu „Pats bīži viņ breinojūs, ari, par pīmāru, taidā Smiltenē beja na vīns bet kaidi pīci. Kur jim vysim beja dorbs i peļņa? Izaruoda, ka fotografu Latvejā bejs vysūs laikūs cīši daudz. Tūlaik vajadzēja treis godus vuiceitīs, kab tu pi kaida izcyla fotografa tyktu voi beja ari kursi, kurus latvīšu fotografejis tāvs Mārtiņš Butlers organizēja 20. gs. suokumā. Tī beja profesionali fotografi.” Pīters stuosta, ka īsuokumā daudz fotografiejs, bet nu jau 50. godu cīši daudz pietej fotografejis viesturi. „Suoku fotografēt jau nu bierneibys, piec kara, 90. godā, kod es ar Kulturys fonda ceļa naudu tyku iz Ameriku, kab vuoktu naudu tūpūšajam foto muzejam. Maņ beja dzeiva vīna tante, tāva muosa, muna krystamuote i es atbraucu iz Reigu vuiceitīs. Maņ beja taids sapyns kai Pliekšānu Juoņam, ka juosavuica jurisprudeņce, kab aizstuovātu sovu tautu, bet ar taidu biografeju juridiskajā fakultatē najieme. Tai es vuicejūs sakarnīkus i tei aizraušona ar fotografeju, pats sev radeju dorbu. I tai vysu myužu.”   {module widgetid="50" id="media" action="singlepic" imgid="199711" layoutid="0" layout="" static=""}   Nasaverūt iz sovu cīnejamū vacumu, Pīters vēļ arviņ ir cīši aktivs i aizrauteigi struodojūšs pietnīks, kurš niule struodoj ari pi vysmoz treju gruomotu. Par vīnu nu tūs Pīters stuosta: „Pošu reizi tūp gruomota, kaida Latvejā leidz šam nav bejuse – par latvīšu fotografim, fotoreporterim karā. Taišni tagad koč kod izīs – julī voi augustā. Īcerē pats Bīdaks beja, jis beja aizsorgs, īguoja vuocīši i jis beja tur kai nūliktovys puorziņs i jū arestēja. Jis ari naatsagrīze.” Sovpus sadarbeibā ar Latgolys fotografu bīdreibys vadeituoju Igoru Pliču jis vuoc informaceju vēļ kaidam izdavumam, kas byus velteits taišni Latgolys fografim. „Mes dūmojam uztaiseit taidu kai enciklopedeju par Latgolys fotografim, kai jau es minieju – fotografu vysod, vysur ir bejs cīši daudz. Fakts ir taids, ka 38.godā Latvejā piec statistikys beja 501 voi 503 profesionali fotografi, kuri deve peļņu ari valstij. Taitod varit īsadūmuot, cik daudz!” Vaicuots par tū, kai jis attāluotu Latgolu, ka tei byutu tikai vīna biļde, piec Pītera atbiļdis ilgi nabeja juogaida. „Varātu byut, par pīmāru, Rēzeknis voi Ludzys piļsdrupys ar pakolnu. Nu tei ainova. Ūtrys byutu Latgolys atbeivuošonys pīminieklis, kod nūzuodžēja krystu i jei ruodeja iz austrumim kulaku, tod nūjēme pavysam.” Pīters atkluoj, ka leidz pusei jau saraksteita ari gruomota par pasaulī mozuokū fotokameru „Minox” i tuos izgudruotuoju Valteru Capu, dorbs pi kurys suokts jau 70. godu ūtrymā pusē. Turpynoj Pīters. „Nivīns navar apraksteit tū, kū es zynu, nu jau 40. godu pietejūt i ūtrys, ka, pasasokūt maņ, es apmeklieju „Minox” izgudruotuoju i pīguoja Latvejis atmūda, beiveiba i jis atbrauce iz foto muzeju, kur maņ jau beja izstuode par „Minox” i tod es īsaceju Zynuotņu akademejai, lai jū apbolvoj, i tai jam daškeire ari gūda doktoru, i jis 2001. godā beja spīsts atbraukt otkon. Jis maņ daudz ir izstuostejs, ir biļdis i vyss. Ari pats itūs godu laikā asu savuocs vysu, kas saisteits ar VEF „Minox”. Deļkuo spīgi teišom jū izmontuoja, jo jei beja cīši kompakta i ārta. Pajem rūkā i jei nav radzama, attaisi i jei jau izreiz ir gotova fotografiešonai. Var bez koč kaidu papyldu īreiču puorbiļdēt dokumentus, teišom spīgi ir izmontuojuši, bet jei nikod nav bejuse dūmuota kai spīgu kamera, vīnkuorši jei beja tik augsti profesionala, ka pasaulī taidu napazyna. Nivīna kamera tai nastruoduoja i tys beja 1938. gods, kod jū suoce puordūt veikalā, tī pi Breiveibys pīminekļa iz styura beja VEFam veikals, kur jū varēja nūpierkt par duorgu naudu, saprūtams. Tys „Minox” ir koč kas unikals pasauļa mārūgā, jo kolekcionari jū vēļ tagad vaicoj. Vēļ interesants taids moments, ka tod, kod Padūmu savīneiba okupēja Latveju, tī kotram „Minox” ir „Made in Latvija”, tū sleipēja uorā i gravēja „Made in USSR”. Krīvu īkuorta pastuovēja cīši eisu laiku i taidu ir moz, tūs vēļ arviņ pasaulī vaicoj par duorgu naudu.”       *** Sižetā Ausma Sprukte itūreiz stuosteis par Varakļuonu pili, kurymā jau vaira nikai 20 godu dorbojās Varakļuonu nūvoda muzejs i piļs ir eipaša ar tū, ka gondreiž vysys sīnys, grīsti i lūgu ailis tymā jau 18. godu symtā tyka apgleznuotys. Itūšaļt divejis restauratoris tī struodoj, kab daļu nu zeimiejumu atsagtu i saglobuotu cytom paaudzem. {module widgetid="4" id="media" action="galleryitem" galleryid="544" layoutid="49" layout="singlegallery" static=""}    

In episode 10 of Matt Loves Cameras I review one of the SMALLEST 35mm cameras ever made! It's not the Rollei 35, it's not the Olympus XA or the Olympus MJU II / Stylus Epic, it's not even a Minox, though it's very closely related to a Minox! Enter the Voigtlander Vito C! I love the images I've captured with this camera and will continue to use this lovely little camera. Marshall Dalmatian makes a most unwelcome podcast debut halfway through this episode.  Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on iTunes!  Matt Loves Cameras: film camera reviews, instant camera reviews, everything analogue photography related. Music used in the show: Casi - thEnd [Free Download] by Casi is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Available at https://soundcloud.com/casisnmz/thend Email mattlovescameras@gmail.com  Web https://mattlovescameras.com  Instagram @mattlovescameras

Nick and Graham talk about what they’ve learned in the year since they started the podcast. Nick talks about cameras that get out of your way but also cameras that do get in your way. Graham talks a bit about shooting on a vacation with a Minox 35 GL zone focusing aperture priority camera. Graham talks about the approach to building cameras that includes more parts (36:35) for better functionality and not trying to put as much functionality as possible into each part. He also rambles on about how the most important thing we do is take images and the image is way more important than the camera, lens or the film.  (47:00). Nick counters that while it is true, he would rather have access to that information on others’ photos. The issue of the differences between cameras, lenses and film is much less apparent than the differences between different photographers’ abilities with post-processing tools. The hosts lament the lack of a reliable shutter for homemade cameras are not readily available (55:00) and that lack of access is a major factor in keeping us from producing reliable cameras that use existing lens systems. Graham stumbles around, trying to figure out what Raffaello Palandri’s name is, even calling him Franco Zeffirelli (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001874/) at one point. What can we say, Graham is an idiot, first class. They even talk about not editing Graham’s idiocy out of the episode. Instead, of sending the hosts hate mail, go to Raffaello’s PONF Camera website (https://ponfcamera.com/) which is way more effective and edifying. On an entirely more fun note (1:05:45), the Homemade Camera Fun(d)raiser Zine is open for submissions! Go to http://homemadecamera.com/homemade-camera-zine-submission-form/ and click on the link for the Zine Submission Form. All of the information is there for you to see! Finally, Graham announces a new podcast he’s doing (1:12:35), Get Started With Film Photography Podcast (http://getstartedwithfilm.com/), a podcast that is focused on beginning photographers and people who are just getting back into film photography. Nick was on the Classic Lenses Podcast Episode 61 (1:19:10) (https://www.classiclensespodcast.com/e/61-tbd-1552847955/) where he baffled Simon and Johnny for a large portion of the show. We also mention the Large Format Photography Podcast (https://largeformatphotographypodcast.podbean.com/) that Simon Forster of the Classic Lenses Podcast and Andrew Bartram of the Lensless Podcast do on a semi-monthly basis (or so). No book this time. Nick wants to announce something but he forgets what it is (1:23:25). And that’s pretty much it for our first anniversary show. We’re one year-old!

Today Andrew French, established New York City based portrait, fashion and figure photographer makes an impassioned case for film! Andy landed in New York in the 1980s – the era of Mapplethorpe, Haring & The Talking Heads. Andy was just one of a flock of aspiring photographers who made their way to the city, began assisting to launch their career. He eventually ended up working closely with many renowned shooters like Mary Ellen Mark, Ruth Orkin and Abe Fraundlich. Nowadays he does assignments for top international publications mentors students and is a devoted advocate for natural light. Holding figure and portrait workshops at his amazing Manhattan studio, one of New York’s few remaining north-light spaces in Union Square. His fondness for film, photo processes and formats has a special place for Polaroid and Minox. Join our host Jim Kamp as he interviews distinguished artists and professionals in the fields of photography and cinematography. Each week ZEISS will bring you an in depth look at the people behind the lens and have them tell their story directly to you! [Host: Jim Kamp](http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/) @kampjames Today's Guest: [Andrew French – Portrait & Lifestyle Photographer](https://www.andrewfrench.com/) @afrenchstudio @andrewfrenchworkshops

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En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de cómo sacar el mejor partido de nuestro iPad. Compartiremos con todos vosotros las aplicaciones que más utilizamos en nuestro día a día que nos ayudan en nuestros trabajos y los ratos de ocio. Para ello contaremos con varios compañeros que son asiduos usuarios del iPad y que nos dirán cómo conseguir los mejores resultados para nuestra actividad con este dispositivo. Hoy tambien nos acompaña nuestro compañero Minox del podcast Tecnovidas 3.0 donde tambien nos contara que apps usa en su dia a día y como le saca el máximo provecho a su iPad. Y para finalizar el episodio de hoy os daremos nuestra opnion y también os explicaremos el tema candente de hoy con la ultima filtración del codigo fuente de IOS de Apple llamado "iBoot". Especial : Como usamos nuestros iPads & El mayor filtrado de la historia de Apple [iBoot]     información del episodio :     Se filtra el código del iBoot de iOS 9. ¿Qué es y qué supone para la seguridad de iOS?     julio Apps : Swift Playgrounds Buffer Editor - Code Editor Duet Display MyScript Nebo Scrivener Pages Keynote IMDB Medium Spotify Logic Remote Twitter Telegram Fing Scaneo de red Pocket ( o la nagiva notas ) iDoceo Ulysses     Dekkar Apps : Telnet Lite iNet - Network Scanner Screens Duet Display Navicat Textastic Apps de Synology Readdle Overcast bossjock Soulver Keynote   israel Apps: Zipped Pocket Casts Duet Display TeamViewer Documents Concepts Annotable Marvel: Color Your Own djay 2 Hokusai Audio Editor Evernote djay Pro TIDAL VLC Plex Affinity photo Stamp transferir listas de plataformas de musica   Minox Apps Netflix SpanishTV Mitele YouTube Flipboard Medium Affinity photo LumaFusion Google Fotos Podcasts de Apple Ferrite Bossjock Numbers Google Drive Pdf Expert Dropbox WordPress Notability OneDrive VidLib ( apple tv 4 ) Fantastical 2 for iPad Podcast Tecnovidas 3.0  iTunes Podcast Tecnovidas 3.0 Spreaker Pagina Web Tecnovidas 3.0   Adrian Apps: DJay Pro Affinity Photo Paper de FiftyThree Procreate Astropad Standard   Grupo en Telegram Applelianos (Oficial)     NUESTROS EPISODIOS ESTAN AHORA ALOJADOS EN PODBEAN Applelianos Oficial | PODCAST EN DIRECTO Si queréis recibir notificación en tiempo real de nuestros directos tenéis que descargar esta app Pagina Web de Reparaciones de Productos de Apple de JaviRECOMENDADO     // REDES SOCIALES DE COMPAÑEROS: @applelianos – @Apple_Coding – @chinom – @voces_nocturnas – @Alamustia – @ALGASpain – @NASeros – @mixtega360 – @GeekJoze – @arubioc – @DekkaR @BrujaOscuraML2  @Aldo_Medina – @ElCamelloGeek – @AlBordeDeLaCama – @gabrielcar23 – @bateria2x100 – @CDNantucket – @EdgarMUFC – @Nachobacter – @DamaOscura1888 – @Guerrero_1987     // PODCAST DEL EQUIPO : Podcast Mix360Sessions | Podcast Crónicas De Nantucket | Podcast MovimientoGeek | Podcast Al Borde De La Cama | Podcast Voces Nocturnas | Podcast NASeros | Podcast Apple Coding | Podcast Ahora Que Tengo Un Rato | Podcast Reflex Podcast | – Podcast Historacing | Podcast Bateria2x100 Podcast DekNet     // GRUPOS DE TELEGRAM Grupo Kiosko Telegram Grupo Oficial NASeros Telegram Grupo CdN (Oficial para Nantuckianos)     Web Oficial NASeros Canal Oficial De Youtube NASeros Web de Carlos Carrion ( chinom )   Cuando acabamos cada episodio, están disponibles en nuestro perfil de PodBeany a continuación en vuestros gestores de Podcast.

En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de cómo sacar el mejor partido de nuestro iPad. Compartiremos con todos vosotros las aplicaciones que más utilizamos en nuestro día a día que nos ayudan en nuestros trabajos y los ratos de ocio. Para ello contaremos con varios compañeros que son asiduos usuarios del iPad y que nos dirán cómo conseguir los mejores resultados para nuestra actividad con este dispositivo. Hoy tambien nos acompaña nuestro compañero Minox del podcast Tecnovidas 3.0 donde tambien nos contara que apps usa en su dia a día y como le saca el máximo provecho a su iPad. Y para finalizar el episodio de hoy os daremos nuestra opnion y también os explicaremos el tema candente de hoy con la ultima filtración del codigo fuente de IOS de Apple llamado "iBoot". Especial : Como usamos nuestros iPads & El mayor filtrado de la historia de Apple [iBoot]     información del episodio :     Se filtra el código del iBoot de iOS 9. ¿Qué es y qué supone para la seguridad de iOS?     julio Apps : Swift Playgrounds Buffer Editor - Code Editor Duet Display MyScript Nebo Scrivener Pages Keynote IMDB Medium Spotify Logic Remote Twitter Telegram Fing Scaneo de red Pocket ( o la nagiva notas ) iDoceo Ulysses     Dekkar Apps : Telnet Lite iNet - Network Scanner Screens Duet Display Navicat Textastic Apps de Synology Readdle Overcast bossjock Soulver Keynote   israel Apps: Zipped Pocket Casts Duet Display TeamViewer Documents Concepts Annotable Marvel: Color Your Own djay 2 Hokusai Audio Editor Evernote djay Pro TIDAL VLC Plex Affinity photo Stamp transferir listas de plataformas de musica   Minox Apps Netflix SpanishTV Mitele YouTube Flipboard Medium Affinity photo LumaFusion Google Fotos Podcasts de Apple Ferrite Bossjock Numbers Google Drive Pdf Expert Dropbox WordPress Notability OneDrive VidLib ( apple tv 4 ) Fantastical 2 for iPad Podcast Tecnovidas 3.0  iTunes Podcast Tecnovidas 3.0 Spreaker Pagina Web Tecnovidas 3.0   Adrian Apps: DJay Pro Affinity Photo Paper de FiftyThree Procreate Astropad Standard   Grupo en Telegram Applelianos (Oficial)     NUESTROS EPISODIOS ESTAN AHORA ALOJADOS EN PODBEAN Applelianos Oficial | PODCAST EN DIRECTO Si queréis recibir notificación en tiempo real de nuestros directos tenéis que descargar esta app Pagina Web de Reparaciones de Productos de Apple de JaviRECOMENDADO     // REDES SOCIALES DE COMPAÑEROS: @applelianos – @Apple_Coding – @chinom – @voces_nocturnas – @Alamustia – @ALGASpain – @NASeros – @mixtega360 – @GeekJoze – @arubioc – @DekkaR @BrujaOscuraML2  @Aldo_Medina – @ElCamelloGeek – @AlBordeDeLaCama – @gabrielcar23 – @bateria2x100 – @CDNantucket – @EdgarMUFC – @Nachobacter – @DamaOscura1888 – @Guerrero_1987     // PODCAST DEL EQUIPO : Podcast Mix360Sessions | Podcast Crónicas De Nantucket | Podcast MovimientoGeek | Podcast Al Borde De La Cama | Podcast Voces Nocturnas | Podcast NASeros | Podcast Apple Coding | Podcast Ahora Que Tengo Un Rato | Podcast Reflex Podcast | – Podcast Historacing | Podcast Bateria2x100 Podcast DekNet     // GRUPOS DE TELEGRAM Grupo Kiosko Telegram Grupo Oficial NASeros Telegram Grupo CdN (Oficial para Nantuckianos)     Web Oficial NASeros Canal Oficial De Youtube NASeros Web de Carlos Carrion ( chinom )   Cuando acabamos cada episodio, están disponibles en nuestro perfil de PodBeany a continuación en vuestros gestores de Podcast.

Reinhard Lörz ist leidenschaftlicher Sammler von Minox-Kameras. Über die Jahre hat er so viele Kameras, Zubehör und weitere Minox-Artikel gesammelt, dass er bei sich zuhause ein privates Minox-Museum eingerichtet hat. Es ist eine Reise durch acht Jahrzehnte Fotografie- und Spionagegeschichte! WOLL Radio hat ihn besucht.

Y con algo de retraso volvemos con un nuevo programa en el que el compañero Santy nos hablara de su experiencia con CarPlay.También abriremos un debate de como vemos las compras que se realizan en el mundo tecnológico por parte de las grandes empresas.No podía faltar nuestra zona gamer en la cual el compañero Fran va pillando mas protagonismo ( Minox sigue jugando al futbolin).Un poco de Truño Record en el que dejamos en el aire un debate sobre la serie Trece Razones entre otras cosas.Y para terminar nuestro preguntas y respuestas.

Y con algo de retraso volvemos con un nuevo programa en el que el compañero Santy nos hablara de su experiencia con CarPlay.También abriremos un debate de como vemos las compras que se realizan en el mundo tecnológico por parte de las grandes empresas.No podía faltar nuestra zona gamer en la cual el compañero Fran va pillando mas protagonismo ( Minox sigue jugando al futbolin).Un poco de Truño Record en el que dejamos en el aire un debate sobre la serie Trece Razones entre otras cosas.Y para terminar nuestro preguntas y respuestas.

Ya estamos de vuelta con un nuevo episodio magazine en el que os contamos nuestras ultimas experiencias relacionadas con el mundillo de la tecnología. Tampoco podía faltar el debate que en esta ocasión tratara sobre que haríamos si las redes sociales en las que estamos metidos se convirtiesen en plataformas de pago. En nuestra sección del Truño Record os recomendaremos…… o no, algunas series y para terminar como no podía ser de otra forma lo hacemos con nuestro Quiz tecnológico en el que siempre aprendemos cosas nuevas relacionadas con este mundillo.ENLACES RELACIONADOSLa tablet de Minox2.0: https://www.asus.com/es/Commercial-Notebooks/ASUS-Transformer-Book-T101HA/El teclado de Minox 2.0 https://www.logitech.com/es-es/product/multi-device-keyboard-k380Video promocional Asus: https://youtu.be/c_9tDHF22jMFeed del Podcast diez y cuarto de Jose Manuel Ramirez: http://feedpress.me/diezycuartoSORTEO DEL LIBRO Servidores NAS en tu vida digital DE JOSE MANUEL RAMIREZ @jmramirezNuestro compañero Jose Manuel Ramirez nos cedió dos promocodes de su libro Servidores NAS en tu vida digital para iPhone, iPad y Mac los cuales sortearemos entre nuestros oyentes. Para participar en el sorteo solo tienes que dejarnos un comentario en este post comentándonos que uso principal das a tu NAS o que uso le darías en caso de que tuvieses uno. Este sorteo finalizara el día 15 de abril el cual realizaremos a través de la web www.random.org/.Enlace al post http://www.tecnovidas30.es/2017/04/cap-104-charblue1974-vive-en-su-nube/

Ya estamos de vuelta con un nuevo episodio magazine en el que os contamos nuestras ultimas experiencias relacionadas con el mundillo de la tecnología. Tampoco podía faltar el debate que en esta ocasión tratara sobre que haríamos si las redes sociales en las que estamos metidos se convirtiesen en plataformas de pago. En nuestra sección del Truño Record os recomendaremos…… o no, algunas series y para terminar como no podía ser de otra forma lo hacemos con nuestro Quiz tecnológico en el que siempre aprendemos cosas nuevas relacionadas con este mundillo.ENLACES RELACIONADOSLa tablet de Minox2.0: https://www.asus.com/es/Commercial-Notebooks/ASUS-Transformer-Book-T101HA/El teclado de Minox 2.0 https://www.logitech.com/es-es/product/multi-device-keyboard-k380Video promocional Asus: https://youtu.be/c_9tDHF22jMFeed del Podcast diez y cuarto de Jose Manuel Ramirez: http://feedpress.me/diezycuartoSORTEO DEL LIBRO Servidores NAS en tu vida digital DE JOSE MANUEL RAMIREZ @jmramirezNuestro compañero Jose Manuel Ramirez nos cedió dos promocodes de su libro Servidores NAS en tu vida digital para iPhone, iPad y Mac los cuales sortearemos entre nuestros oyentes. Para participar en el sorteo solo tienes que dejarnos un comentario en este post comentándonos que uso principal das a tu NAS o que uso le darías en caso de que tuvieses uno. Este sorteo finalizara el día 15 de abril el cual realizaremos a través de la web www.random.org/.Enlace al post http://www.tecnovidas30.es/2017/04/cap-104-charblue1974-vive-en-su-nube/

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