REPOST. Insane camera item
Mar 14, 2024 17:43:17 #
Apparently pointing out an eBay listing with a link gets deleted.
SoundVision brand cameras.
This person probably got this at a estate sale. TEN 1998 Sound Vision tethered digital using a triple exposure/color wheel system.
Rare boat anchors.
But TEN intact ones with parallel cables and Windows 3.1 drivers?
Rotsa Ruck!
They were $2,200 each in 1998.
SoundVision brand cameras.
This person probably got this at a estate sale. TEN 1998 Sound Vision tethered digital using a triple exposure/color wheel system.
Rare boat anchors.
But TEN intact ones with parallel cables and Windows 3.1 drivers?
Rotsa Ruck!
They were $2,200 each in 1998.
Mar 14, 2024 18:19:28 #
Pretty much every section has it's own rules.
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/all-section-list
What are your plans for this collection? Looks like some cool stuff.
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https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/all-section-list
What are your plans for this collection? Looks like some cool stuff.
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Mar 14, 2024 18:37:38 #
Mar 14, 2024 19:10:54 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
Win 3.1??? Tried to upgrade to that but the machine I have wouldn't accept it. That said, could someone please tell me what better, beefier, more powrful computer I might buy? (My budget is presently slightly meager, but if that same someone could perhaps co-sign for me, maybe I might be able to get financing for what? maybe $10,000 or so?.... Any co-signers out there? Please? Don't know that I can live without this Sound Vision setup and it's ten intact cables!
IT'S TEN INTACT SERIAL CABLES!
bE STIll mY Hort! (Or at least until my co-signer comes through for me. In 5....... 4...... 3..... 2.... 2 and 1/2... 2 and 1/4............................. 1 and 1/8th................................................... a 16th........................................)
IT'S TEN INTACT SERIAL CABLES!
bE STIll mY Hort! (Or at least until my co-signer comes through for me. In 5....... 4...... 3..... 2.... 2 and 1/2... 2 and 1/4............................. 1 and 1/8th................................................... a 16th........................................)
Mar 15, 2024 00:27:39 #
burkphoto wrote:
OOOHHH Mac SCSI compatible!
RUN AWAY!!! RUN VERY FAR AWAY!!!
RUN AWAY!!! RUN VERY FAR AWAY!!!
I still have a SCSI terminator. Its junk, but how can one discard a small relic called a "Scuzzy Terminator" ? Sounds like a Marvel Universe Super Villain !
Mar 15, 2024 01:12:00 #
User ID wrote:
I still have a SCSI terminator. Its junk, but how can one discard a small relic called a "Scuzzy Terminator" ? Sounds like a Marvel Universe Super Villain !
Rolling on the floor laughing!
I had a huge box of SCSI cables and rare Apple junk that I took to the recycler in 2014. I'd collected it for 30 years. Now I have another big box full of unused historical junk — land line phones and cables, old routers, an old Mac, a couple of old PCs, an antique pair of walkie talkies, some old mid-1990s monitors, a CD burner, old cassette recorders, an HDMI to VGA converter, miscellaneous heat sinks and processors, RS-232 crap... It's all formerly precious stuff that I kept, thinking I'd need it some day. Next time we move... It's all going to the recycler.
Mar 15, 2024 05:53:38 #
Rules on links are automatically by AI flagged. so without the www perhaps with the eBay description parameters only a quick google would find the link.
Mar 15, 2024 06:15:42 #
burkphoto wrote:
OOOHHH Mac SCSI compatible!
RUN AWAY!!! RUN VERY FAR AWAY!!!
RUN AWAY!!! RUN VERY FAR AWAY!!!
I have Windows 3.1 machine with SCSI interface. What doesn't make sense is the price. I would buy it for $50.
Mar 15, 2024 11:16:46 #
Bill_de wrote:
Pretty much every section has it's own rules.
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/all-section-list
What are your plans for this collection? Looks like some cool stuff.
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https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/all-section-list
What are your plans for this collection? Looks like some cool stuff.
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LOL. I am not the owner of these. Someone on eBay wants $1,000 for the whole set.
The company that made them in 1998 gave me one and I still have it. Happily, I opted for the parallel port version and recently bought a Windows XP laptop that has parallel, serial AND USB ports AND DVD so I should be able to run it after all these years.
Apparently someone is selling this batch from the estate of a person involved with the old LEAF camera system.
Essentially it makes 3 BW photos shot through R, G and B filters and combines them.
This is meant for still subjects but moving clouds come out very odd!
We've come a LONG way since 1998.
Mar 15, 2024 11:23:35 #
I'd love to fool around with an old DOS laptop again.
My first was a T-1000 Toshiba with Zen Word on a disk. When I quit my radio job and wrote my audionbook cassette guide "The DOS Tape" I used it to confirm what I was saying was accurate, but wrote the script on an early Mac!
But now DOS laptops are "collectable."
My first was a T-1000 Toshiba with Zen Word on a disk. When I quit my radio job and wrote my audionbook cassette guide "The DOS Tape" I used it to confirm what I was saying was accurate, but wrote the script on an early Mac!
But now DOS laptops are "collectable."
Mar 16, 2024 16:54:55 #
Mar 16, 2024 19:22:59 #
User ID wrote:
I still have a SCSI terminator. Its junk, but how can one discard a small relic called a "Scuzzy Terminator" ? Sounds like a Marvel Universe Super Villain !
me too
Mar 17, 2024 09:31:30 #
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