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That camera is going on my Amazon wishlist
right now.
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Everybody needs a volkswagen-sized camera.
This is brilliant.
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Wonderful image. I'm so glad the LOC is up
here. This is going to be a heck of a lot of
fun!
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This is amazing.
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To carry that camera around all day....
Makes me glad we have digital cameras now.
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i would like to have one of those cameras if
you still have one like that
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www.baseballlibrary.com/ballplayers/player.ph
p?name=Germa...
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Greetz from Germany to Germany :-)
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Wow! The size of that camera!
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This picture is of 1911. In a Dutch paper of
may 1895 I found an ad for lighter camera's,
special for ladies:
gelkinghe.web-log.nl/gelkinghe/2007/12/geen_v
akkennis_.html
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Even back then people thought it was funny to
take a picture of someone taking a picture.
Some things never change.
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That camera wouldnt fit in my purse!
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You might find this camera a little larger:
robroy.dyndns.info/lawrence/
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oh! i'm sure it's really heavy, but this
camera delivered finest and clear photos, i
wish i have those camera as my collections 'a
vintage camera'.
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Very funny that he is still wearing his
glove! Must have been a novelty shot. Great
to see the LOC here on flickr.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called In the Studio, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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and I thought I had it tough!
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What no auto focus
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I don't think that's a camera--it may very
well be the the first practice pitching
machine...
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It's neat to see an old camera like that--
especially in the hands of a ballplayer!
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simplesmente muito show. Fico imaginando o
peso disso.
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Pictures like this make me realize how dull
digital cameras are. Imagine the same
picture but with him using an iPhone camera?
Nowhere near as flavorful.
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What a great shot.
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I love it! What a monster of a camera.
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Wow 1,000,000 digital pictures. Thanks for
making these available. It sure makes it
great for research.
Wonder where the picture is he took with
that huge camera?
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Must have been a very chilly day in April,
the gentleman in the background bundled up,
and the ball player wearing longjohns under a
woolen baseball uniform.
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I believe that this particular camera is a
Telephoto Graflex SLR that used 5x7 inch
glass plates or film. The lenses were
interchangable,
and were all long-focus types, usually
pretty fast for the time (like f/4.5). The
camera had a vertical-traveling cloth
focal-plane shutter capable of
action-stopping speeds like 1/1000 sec. It
is similar to the type of camera used by
Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Alfred Stieglitz and
Paul Strand.
Jon
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Beyond large.
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The composition is awesome .. the flag and
the crowd shows the image of the player and
the edges remind us the age of the picture ..
truly classical
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Wonderful Picture.
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This is wonderful...Everything is fantastic
from the old fashioned camera, to the
clothes, and baseball!!! Can't get more
American than that!
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id love to see the photos taken by him...lol
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Excelente fotografía...........!!!!!
Te invito cordialmente al grupo PHOTOGRAPHERS / FOTOGRAFOS y nos encantaría agregar esta y otras fotos
tuyas sobre el tema. Saludos.......!!!!!
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Hola, soy el administrador de un grupo
llamado PHOTOGRAPHERS / FOTOGRAFOS y nos encantaría agregar tu foto al grupo.
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I got one. The one in the picture above is a
portrait model; it has a 250mm Schneider
lens. Mine is a more basic model, with a 4.5
Kodak Anastigmat lens.
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look at that cool ass camera
wonderful
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wow. now that is a camera. these shots are
all fascinating. :)
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Funny picture of Germany Schaefer. It is
hilarious how he looks, how big the camera is
and how he is holding it. Even the guy in the
background with the top hat looks like he is
laughing.
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looks like a barrel lens
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Seen in a discussion of Handheld Large Format
Camera. (?)
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"This photograph is a WINNER!"
the BEST of Flickr!!!
**********PREVIEW***********
This photograph is a WINNER!
Best of Flickr
the BEST of Flickr!!!
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BEHOLD! the creator of FlickR and his camera!
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