Nine Cameras + One Selfie = A Decade

Caracas, Venezuela

March 23, 8:39pm

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I think that almost every decade from the 50's up to the days we are living is represented in this panorama in the form of at least one camera. All of them are functional with the exception of the Nikon Coolpix 995. And this is the camera that I used to make my first contribution to the WWP Project in 1994, when I was slowly switching from film to digital equipment. The funny thing is that I can still use the Leicas from the 50’s, but not the 21st century products that have a planed obsolescence.

Location

Latin America / Venezuela

Lat: 10° 30' 5.2" N
Long: 67° 51' 45.41" W

Elevation: 904m

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Precision is: Low. Intentionally hazy, due to privacy concerns.

Equipment

Pentax K-5 camera, Pentax 10-17 FE zoom lens @10mm, Agnos TCP head, Manfrotto 055XPROB tripod
PTGui Pro, Photoshop CS5, Pano2VR

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