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Tord S Eriksson
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Retired, very
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Jul 3, 2003
About me:
Like to draw, and photograph nature, and identified Have worked in the air force (air transport command), as a firefighter, security officer, journalist, illustrator, and bus driver. |
Tord S Eriksson's current gear
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Other gear:
- Adobe Lightroom 6 The last version of LR that you could buy, and not need to subscribe to!
- Berlebach Report 3032 A very nice wooden tripod, with leveling head on top, so you don't need to add a second head to do your panormas, or video shoots. Slightly heavier than a similar carbon, but half the price!
- DxO PhotoLab 3
- Iridient Developer
- Sigma TC-1401 Excellent telephoto converter, that wors very well with Nikon lenses as well.
Tord S Eriksson's previous gear
Nice, if you get the white-balance right, and have lots of light! Often a pain in the neck. Washed-out colours. The second owner still uses it!
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A Konica KD-500, with some new thrills, but more noise and not nearly as pleasing colours! Lost in a lake ...
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Nowadays very much the old, misunderstood, twin to the K-5: Slower, less ISO and lower resolution, but other than that, it's superb in its own right! Sadly the K-5 combined the skills of the K-7 with a new hat full of new ones!
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Other gear:
- Edixa Reflex A Fifties West-German design (somewhat similar to the East-German Practica), looking pretty much like a Pentax Spotmatic, and using the same type of lenses, so I had a mix! Mamiya made similar cameras then, so I had one of those, too!
- Kodak Brownie Starlet
- Minox 35s One of the first really compact full-format cameras around, with excellent optics (rumoured to be of Leica design)! I used mine so much that they eventually wore down!
- Polaroid cameras Various models, not needed any longer, so scrapped!
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