The White Stripes “MEG” edition Diana+ camera
The “Nobody Knows How to Talk to Children” edition Lomography Ringflash
A custom Peppermint mask filter
Diana Vignettes hardcover book
$180

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The White Stripes “Jack” edition Holga camera
The White Stripes edition titanium Fisheye Adaptor lens
Three plastic lens filters (one solid red, two colored soft-surround)
Exclusive Peppermint lens filter
Plastic filter mount
The World Through a Plastic Lens softcover book
“AA” batteries, opaque tape, and one roll of 120 film
$180

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The first Yashica TLR with crank advance was the Yashica-Mat, released in 1957. The earliest models are equipped with a 75-mm 3.5 Lumaxar taking lens and a 75-mm 3.2 Lumaxar viewing lens, succeeded by 80-mm lenses with the same specifications. According to some authorities (most notably Mark Hama, who formerly worked in a Yashica factory), the Lumaxar was manufactured for Yashica in West Germany; according to others, it was made in Japan by Tomioka. The lens, a four-element design said to be of the Tessar type, was later re-named Yashinon. The Yashica-Mat's shutter speeds are marked according to the older system (1/25, 1/50 etc.) and range from B to 1/500 second. (Note: the cable release is of the "Leica nipple" style which is also used on subsequent models ).

Specifications:
Country of orign: USA
In production: 1954 - 1960
Lens: Kodak Twindar, zone focussing
Shutter: rotary, with flash synch; Speeds "Long" (bulb) or "Instant"
Film: 620 film, 8 6x9cm exposures

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Finally the high-speed laser camera is ready.

What's new in this version?
- I currently use one of the fastest shutters available. The shutter-lag is only 3.3 msec. This is the time from the command to the moment the picture is taken. The internal Nikon D300 shutter-lag is normal arround 52 msec, a lot to slow for in-flight insects at closeup distance.
The used external shutter is the Uniblitz VS14 shutter. I used the naked body shutter, so the housing is a DIY version. The external shutter is now between the camera and the lens. This DIY housing is only 30mm wide. Because this shutter work as a macro ring, the infinit focus range is limited. But in my case the usable range goes from 17mm to 82 mm frame picture. This range is super ideal for small insects in-flight.
I use now 3 flashes, 2 x SB-80-DX and one ringflash the SB-29-S. This must result into better lighting. The ringflash is not connected to the macrolens but via a new DIY adapter to the frame. This results into a fix position as the macrolens lenght change with the macro setting. If this ringflash stay on the lens, the laser detection optics have not enough free to see the reflected IR signals.

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i need to send mine off to get fixed. I lent it to a friend and it came back, broken. Grrrrrrr.