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imagedit
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imagedit wrote:
Atilla made me do it.... 
You win 
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WNG555
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WNG555 wrote:
Lloydy, you're my hero!
Now that's a cool Man Cave!
I need to get me a dozen of those plastic storage bins! 
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thebbm
Joined: 11 Dec 2013
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Location: France montpellier
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thebbm wrote:
woooow. what did you do with all the lenses ? |
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quidam
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quidam wrote:
Wow! This is a dangerous occupation. Where does it stop? Till death do us part?
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Gardener
Joined: 22 Sep 2013
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Location: USA
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Gardener wrote:
That's an awesome looking basement. My wife says "Why can't you scale down to this size?"
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Atilla made me do it....
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tromboads
Joined: 29 May 2012
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Location: Melbourne AU
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tromboads wrote:
 Ahhhh I love these threads
Those plastic bins do look good... |
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chris_zeel
Joined: 21 Jan 2013
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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Thanks a serious man-cave there!
Some curious thing to spot from the photos like the Olympus 35 SP.
What are those crates? They seem perfect for lenses.
Did you make those compartments yourself?
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memetph
Joined: 01 Dec 2013
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Location: Poland
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memetph wrote:
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I thought i was crazy....
Lloydy ...... when my wife gives me crap...... i'll show her these picture !!
I'm saved !! |
I shall never do that. She may think it could happen to me.... |
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Tervueren
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Tervueren wrote:
Oh Lloydy, thank you my friend, seeing how bad this horrible disease can get gives me hope there's still time for me to defeat it |
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Lloydy
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Lloydy wrote:
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Ahhhh I love these threads
Those plastic bins do look good... |
The Really Useful Box company. The big ones are the 21 litre with two removable trays for 24 small lenses or one tray for 8 longer lenses. These are great boxes, very strong. I can use them in the back of my 4x4, and sit and stand on them, haven't broken one yet.
http://www.reallyusefulstorageboxes.co.uk/21litre-really-useful-storage-box-c2x12498991
http://www.reallyusefulstorageboxes.co.uk/12compartment-really-useful-storage-box-tray-c2x12683269
I use a lot of the smaller boxes for tripod heads, lens caps and all the other junk that seems to accumulate.
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tromboads
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tromboads wrote:
Group order anyone  |
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Basilisk
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Can the Zorki 4K really do 4K? |
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ForenSeil
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ForenSeil wrote:
Tip: Sell everything you will never use again anyway and buy expensive lenses for that money  Saves a lot of space
That's what I did, now everything fits into 3xIkea Kallax Boxes instead of a huge cabinet
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| Can the Zorki 4K really do 4K? |
Yes, with enough film, good digitalisation and good lenses easily beat quality of most 4k porns with that camera
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Lloydy
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Lloydy wrote:
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Tip: Sell everything you will never use again anyway and buy expensive lenses for that money Saves a lot of space
That's what I did, now everything fits into 3xIkea Kallax Boxes instead of a huge cabinet |
Yes, that's what's going to happen very soon. I have over 200 lenses here that I've enjoyed but now rarely use so it's time to pass them on. And a lot of the cameras will go as well, I'm much more interested in the lenses than the cameras, most of which have come when I've bought full kits just to get a lens. But some will stay, like the fabulous Olympus 35 SP that chris_zeel spotted.
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woodrim
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woodrim wrote:
Oh, LLoyd, that is serious. I do like your brick bunker.
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jamaeolus
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The only problem I see is, you seem to be ignoring the small things. That Minolta Bellows 100mm is just the thing. Attach it to a nice Nex or alpha 7 camera and take photos of the SMALL things. Its all about the small things in life. LOL (Nice collection, looks a lot like my den!)
Lloyd I love those divided totes. Are those a specialty item? Never seen anything like them.
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invisible
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invisible wrote:
| Gardener wrote: |
| That's an awesome looking basement. My wife says "Why can't you scale down to this size?" |
This made me laugh out really loud! Brilliant! |
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TOPmastermind
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 4:54 am Post subject: |
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TOPmastermind wrote:
If Santa Claus is a photographer, this must be what his present storehouse looks like |
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hoanpham
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hoanpham wrote:
Really nice boxes in UK!
Are there compartment for 300mm and 400mm too?
Not only for lenses, I could use them for my kids' legos, but perhaps not electronic components. |
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chris_zeel
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 11:28 am Post subject: |
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chris_zeel wrote:
| Lloydy wrote: |
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Tip: Sell everything you will never use again anyway and buy expensive lenses for that money Saves a lot of space
That's what I did, now everything fits into 3xIkea Kallax Boxes instead of a huge cabinet |
Yes, that's what's going to happen very soon. I have over 200 lenses here that I've enjoyed but now rarely use so it's time to pass them on. And a lot of the cameras will go as well, I'm much more interested in the lenses than the cameras, most of which have come when I've bought full kits just to get a lens. But some will stay, like the fabulous Olympus 35 SP that chris_zeel spotted. |
That Olympus 35 SP is surely a special camera, how does it perform?
Have you used it much?
And how does the metering work?
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Folder: Afga Isolette-I
Compact: Olympus mju-I
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M42: Sigma Mini Wide 28/2.8, Auto Chinon 28/2.8, Meyer-Optik Lydith 30/3.5, Pentacon Electric 29/2.8, Mir 1b 37/2.8, Super-Takumar 50/1.4, Meyer-Optik Oreston 50 f/1.8, Auto Yashinon 50/2, CZJ Tessar T 50/2.8, E. Ludwig Meritar 50/2.9, Meyer-Optik Primotar E 50/3.5, Industar 50-2 50/3.5, SMC Takumar 55/2, CZJ Biotar 58/2, Helios 44 58 f/2, Jupiter-9 85 f/2, Meyer-Optik 85/3.5, Super-Takumar 105/2.8, Accura Super Tc 135/2.8, Pentacon Zebra 135/2.8, Jupiter-11 135 f/4, Chinon MC Auto 200/3.5, Accura Supertel Tc 200/4.5, Soligor C/D Macro+Zoom 80-200/4.5
F-mount: Nikon Series E 28/2.8, 50/1.8, 100/2.8, Nikkor-S 35/2.8, Nikkor-H.C 50/2, Nikkor-H 85/1.8
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Lloydy
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Lloydy wrote:
They sell these boxes Internationally, and direct from the company as well.
There is a huge range of sizes, the ones I have with the partition trays are 21 litre. I have, with power tools, removed some of the walls of the trays to make long sections for long lenses, but it is a bit of a job.
http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxTNSVbdS1g
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woodrim
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woodrim wrote:
Surely someone has already figured out how to remove that lens from the 35 SP ?????
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JJB
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JJB wrote:
I want those boxes. Only problem is that it would then make my lens collection visible and my spouse will discover how many I really have!
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StillSanj
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StillSanj wrote:
What a fun thread. I feel so normal all of a sudden- it's all relative isn't it.
Lloydy, that is a ridiculous collection, but very well organized. I've been looking for a nice dust free display shelf for my beauties, as well as a nice way to store my less-desirables etc. i might have to do a variation on your idea. |
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Lloydy
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 11:23 pm Post subject: |
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Lloydy wrote:
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| Surely someone has already figured out how to remove that lens from the 35 SP ????? |
The Olympus 35-SP is a joy, it really is. It's the first rangefinder with spot and average metering - and it's accurate, it's beautifully made, has a super smooth shutter and a fabulous 42 / 1.7 lens. I've got all manner of other film cameras here, but this is the one that I will never sell.
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I have loads of stuff that I have to get rid of, if you see me commenting about something I have got and you want one, ask me.
My Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/mudplugga/
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