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Photography

Nittersing

(6,923 posts) Sat Mar 30, 2024, 06:42 PM Mar 2024

Designed in the 1920s to assist with camera settings.

And here is a short (3min) video showing how it works.

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And for my photography friends, I present..... the Posographe! [View all] Nittersing Mar 2024 OP

How incredibly detailed and fascinating! CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2024 #1

Isn't it fun? Nittersing Mar 2024 #4

I like it! 2naSalit Mar 2024 #2

What a very clever gadget. Biophilic Mar 2024 #3

An app with real tactile feel. Silent Type Mar 2024 #5

Haha, you're right! It's an app!!! nt Nittersing Mar 2024 #6

There's an app for that app ornotna Mar 2024 #13

Oh that's crazy. usonian Mar 2024 #15

What a fantastic mechanism! Wow. Think. Again. Mar 2024 #7

I used to set it at f-11 and forget it Warpy Mar 2024 #10

WeeGee said "F/8 and be there." . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2024 #12

Fascinating. An analog computer Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2024 #11