SVX Road Trip Pics!

By the way, when I first posted this the link was www.arondale.com/svx. That link is now the new SVX Flash site until www.badsvx.com resolves. I'm also not going to change it until I get a couple of mods on my newest SVX. Although the SVX is indeed a bad car, my other sites www.badbenz.com and www.badstang.com are examples of cars that have been modified for both looks and performance gains. So once I get a mod or two on the Red 97, I'll switch the flash link from www.arondale.com/svx to www.badsvx.com.

If you want to get to the original photos, I've moved it to www.arondale.com/svx/pics.html

Sorry about that.

arondale

[Chicane]

Cool. Flash is fun. Here's something I made back in the day (2 years ago)

http://members.aol.com/cash68/laden.html



- Rob

[Ron Mummert]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by arondale
[B]The camera is a 3.2 megapixel Olympus 3040 (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/spec...oly_c3040z.asp). I love it so much I'm buying an Olympus 5060, which is similar but is over 5 megapixels and is a wide angle, since I take a lot of scenery shots on my hiking trips in the Smokies.


Old fart memories dep't.

My first "serious" 35mm camera was an Olympus Wide-E, marketed under the Tower lable from Sears (& Roebuck) in 1961. I paid $19.95 for it less employee discount, as I worked for Sears during my college years. That thing had a real, built-in LIGHT METER that told me how to set the aperture (3.5 wide angle lens) & 1/500 shutter that stopped custom '51 Mercs in their lowered 'n leaded tracks. I filled many, many slide trays with a lot of underexposed shots. But 25 ASA Kodachrome did fine in daylight. I reluctantly willed it to my daughter who wanted to learn the principles of manual setting photography. I think she still has it - OR ELSE!

Ron (Now using Samsung lazy man's device).

As of 10:40EST tonight I updated the following:

-gallery section now has an SVX Desktop for download (2 versions)
-mods section modified. mods sub section half complete (check it out)


this site is now over 800Kb, twice the previous update, so if you don't have DSL/Cable/T1/T3/OC12/etc.... get a faster connection!


--> www.arondale.com/svx


arondale

[SVXphile]

Ron, I had one of those Tower brand cameras once....boy does that bring back memories. It was just a cheap Kodak-style roll film camera, but it took good general shots. Been a few Practika-Pentax-Nikon-Cannon's along the way until I got my little digital
Toshiba. Love that little thing!

Don

PS Great shots Arondale!