Blue Boat

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

ISO 100 - (1/600) at f/8.9

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

By February 2003, I was beginning to understand digital capture, and selected the highest quality JPG on the PDR-M70, which compressed the file 10:1. It made the file 1MB, and since I only had 16MB available on the card I had to be careful what I shot. Now, 128MB is available. Captured at 3.3MB.

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Near Lands End Corwall

waeshael

35 mm

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

Exposure not available

LENS MODEL NOT SET

Taken from Minack Theatre Porthcurno, near Lands End in Cornwall. Toshiba Camera PDRM-70, scanned to CD at Boots. The sea here is like the Caribbean (except its bloody cold.)

1

Grenada regatta

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

ISO 100 - (1/750) at f/8

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

2

Colors

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

ISO 100 - (1/95) at f/4

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

I redid one of my favorite pictures using the Technicolor profile. The yellow corridor became flamingo pink.

2

Blue Boat

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

Exposure not available

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

3

Cat in a Hat

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

ISO 100 - (1/250) at f/8

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

1

The Actual Rosetta Stone

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

ISO 400 - (1/24) at f/2.3

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

This is the Rosetta Stone which was translated by Champollion in Paris in 1822. It is in three languages. This was the key to unlocking the meaning of hieroglyphs. Written in 196 BC, the bottom part is in ancient Greek, which was understood, the top Egyptian hieroglyph (unknown) the middle in demotic script. It was rediscovered by the French in 1799, and as they were defeated by the Brits in 1801, it was brought back to London. It weighs 1700 lbs. That's me in the middle of the picture.

1

Top Ranking pushes off

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDR-M70

Exposure not available

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

When I shot this in 2002, I couldn't save images at HQ because the MM card was so small (8MB I think), so it was compressed more than I like today. It looks okay small. It was a good capture, anyway. In 2001 this was a state of the art camera at 3.3 MP.

1

TRY ME

waeshael

TOSHIBA, PDRM70

ISO 100 - (1/800) at f/5.6

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

Another picture made with CMYG filter sensor.

Dances2Boat

waeshael

50 mm

TOSHIBA, PDRM70

Exposure not available

DC VARIO-SUMMICRON 7-21MM F/2.0-2.5 ASPH

Just a grab shot as he came into the scene. The DV Vario-Summicron on this little 3.3 MP camera produces warm tones from the CMYG filter on the sensor. Some pp to reduce noise in the shadows. On these old cameras hardly any noise reduction was applied at source.