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[ashtontheroad]

Canon PowerShot GX1 Street Photography in Qingxi https://bit.ly/4kfttlY

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[dailyalbumrecs]

GX 1 - Rick van der Linden

The album GX 1 is named after the synthesizer used in it, the Yamaha GX-1, and is entirely performed on that synthesizer. The Yamaha GX-1 was an analog polyphonic synthesizer with three manuals and a set of playable bass pedals. Rick van der Linden's performance on this shows some good use of different sounds as well as technically good performance. The album art for this features a "Programmable Tone Module" with Rick van der Linden airbrushed into a few of the trimpot spots. My favorite song is Wizzard Dance.

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Info on how the GX-1 works:

[hitoshi-s]

Photographed on May 19, 2024 with Panasonic GX1 + LUMIX G VARIO PZ 14-42/F3.5-5.6. Meiji Village, Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture. Steam locomotive third class passenger car.

[shimagoro4056]

スバル飲食街の周辺で #02

Around the Subaru Food District #02

2023年10月

[fuckyeahspaceship]

The GX1 short hauler, also known as the GX1 hauler, GX1 diplomatic ship, Lantillian short hauler, Lantillian Hauler, or Lantillian shuttle. Manufactured by Lantillian ShipWrights.

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[helluvatimes]

Meeting In The Air

Skyscrapers huddling together in the city centre and probably talking about their day. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

This was taken with the diminutive Panasonic GX1 paired with a manual focus 8mm lens. Exposure was biased 1-2/3 stops darker to preserve sky details. In post, the sky was then further darkened and, cyans and blues were intensified to bring out the blues in the sky.

[russmorris]

Color wheel.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 + Olympus M.Zuiko 14mm ƒ/2.5

[blasteffect]

2023-GX1 !

Telescopes across the globe, once trained on distant nebulae and shimmering galaxies, now pointed towards a single, menacing point in the sky. A celestial body, a cosmic bullet of rock and ice, was hurtling towards Earth. It wasn't a small, insignificant pebble, but a behemoth larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza, a monument to destruction barreling down on our planet.

The initial discovery was made by the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System (Pan-STARRS), a Hawaii-based observatory dedicated to scanning the heavens for near-Earth objects. The date: August 12, 2023. The designation: 2023-GX1.

[ehgystn]

[grudnick]

P1140663 by Skatole Grudnick Via Flickr: Lifesigns, Live Hub City Vinyl Lifesigns are an English prog-rock band, conceived by lead singer and keys player John Young in 2008. In 2025, the band's lineup included Steve Rispin as their sound engineer, Jon Poole on bass and vocals, Chris Mack on drums, Dave Bainbridge on guitar and additional keys. The band are noted for their keyboard-driven melodic prog rock sound and pop rock influences. Blah blah blah... lifesignsmusic.co.uk/ liveathubcityvinyl.com/home/

[kbs-and-fds]

Yo, Welcome to my photography blog!

This is a photography project with a focus on older digital cameras sold before the mid 2000s. I've been working with these sorts of cameras since 2022, which grew from my interest in retro computers that I have had since 2020 or so. Here, I'll introduce you to my cameras, my computer rig, and try to convince you that this is a cool hobby.

General Q & A:

Whats in the name? - Kb refers to Kilobyte, all of the photos I take with these cameras only take up a little over 100 Kilobytes of digital storage per photo. FD refers to the physical media the photos are stored in, currently one camera uses floppy disks (FD), the other two use compact flash (CF) and smart media (SM) cards. unfortunately, their shortened forms do not rhyme and so they do not matter.

What can I expect from this blog? - amateur photography using old cameras, I guess. I'll say some nonsense below each photo but you're free to ignore it. I don't plan on reblogging anything here, so don't expect that. I am the star of this blog. me me me. I tend towards finding weird buildings/architecture, "liminal spaces", sunsets, and generally trying to see how well I can make a photo look like a blender render in a Kane pixels video. don't expect any consistency, though. the medium will remain the same but the vibes will absolutely fluctuate with my mood. I'll try and tag things correctly if it's off putting.

Are you a cool person? - I tend to be! I don't want this place to be alienating for anybody but assholes who don't deserve to see the stuff I do. being a tumblr blog, I follow a lot of the standard stuff. jerks are not welcome and I'm not gonna give you the pleasure of an argument if you do turn your head round these parts.

who are you? - trans pan girl. takes pictures. listens to Femtanyl. much unlike Peter Parker.

My Cameras

Mavica FD-7

released in 1997, this was the second of Sony's "Digital Mavica" line of cameras. it records photos of around 50Kbs in size to a standard 3 1/2" floppy disk. it has some standard features like a manual focus wheel, 10x optical zoom, and exposure control. I haven't found a strict source but I believe this camera is less than one megapixel. I actually have a few different Mavica cameras (a fd-71/75/83/85/87 and a cd-1000) but they aren't different from the fd-7 enough to justify being used often. I'll make note on individual posts if I use 'em at all.

Kodak DC220

released in 1999, with a quality of exactly one megapixel the DC 220 is a weird little thing. it has custom software, connects to a computer via com ports with a transfer speed of ~11,000 bit/s. (roughly 30-60 seconds per photo in my experience) you can add custom text to your photos in the cameras built in software, and attach custom audio to each photo. it is a pain in the butt to get working, but it's quirks make it worth the frustration.

Olympus E-10

made in 2000 with a quality of a whopping four megapixels, the Olympus E-10 is the newest addition to my collection, and possibly the nicest camera I'll ever own. it's a fixed lens DSLR camera capable of 4x zoom, you can easily adjust the aperture and exposure on the fly, it's photos tend to be a whole 100kb in size (1/10th of a megabyte!) and to be entirely honest I have no idea how to use it. but I will eventually!

My Computer

I try to use all era-appropriate tech to transfer photos and do any edits, this is the computer I do all that processing on! its a Dell Optiplex gx1- the daddy of pretty much any computer used in public schools (Chromebooks don't count) It's got a Pentium 3 CPU clocking at 500MHz, 512mb ram, running windows ME. it has all the original Kodak DC220 software installed, and I can't really access the Kodak's photos any other way. I've also got a few other weird bits attached to it -an HP sketch pro cad tablet and an external data cartridge SCSI device. both work, but I don't really bother to use them, they just look neat.

that's about it. have a good one! thanks for reading this all, if you did.

[ambermaitrejean]

Hii. What camera do you use?

Hello, thank you for the inquiry. Currently I am using an old school Canon SX30 IS, circa 2010. It has a 35x wide angle, 24-840 mm optical zoom lens. It has its sweet spots and its sour spots, as most cameras do. I prefer the image quality, speed, and night shots of an earlier Canon camera I used before this one, a Canon Powershot GX1 Mark II, which sadly, bit the dust in 2020. Photos in my archive from 2015-2020 were from that camera. However, the zoom ability of the Canon SX30 IS is superior, which I enjoy, particularly for birds, and the moon. Cheers! :-)