This is turning into something that should be posted in the tech-help section. I tried looking at the pictures on my dad's computer and it didn't show up there either. It then occurred to me the only difference that I know of is that he is using IE7 and my other computer in IE6. I also looked at V's screen shot and it was IE7 as well. I haven't gotten back downstairs to check out Firefox yet, but I wonder if that would work.

I'm using Firefox's latest version, (not the new BETA), if that helps you out.

I'm adding an image like Vee did. Good idea!

Awesome stuff

I'm using Firefox's latest version, (not the new BETA), if that helps you out.

I have FF 2.0.0.14 and I can't see the squares with X's either. Perhaps IE6 is the key.

Nice stuff you have there!

Ron

Wow wow !! very nice collection you have there !!

V

Okay, now that I've time to drool over the Luger again!!! Nice collection there Todd! But, "Mom, what the hell did you do with my dad's Luger?" Man, I am still looking for that thing four decades later... sigh!

Oh, well, at least I can enjoy yours vicariously!

Very Nice German Hunter's Dagger too!

Dogdaddy

:glasses2: VERY cool, Capt O!

M1 - I went looking for the German luger I remember Dad having when we were kids.

I searched EVERYWHERE in the house, but couldn't find it. Mom insisted: "your father did NOT have a gun!" (oh yea???)

I remember being with my brother looking at Dad's WWII box in the attic and seeing it

along with Nazi flags, hats, and a helmet. All the other things are there - but no luger.

Frank probably got rid of it before we blabbed about it to Helen.

I think our moms were in on the conspiracy M2. "This will drive our daughters nuts in later life..." It is mom, it is!

Our Moms must have been on the same party line. My dad gave away a luger and a .25 berretta. I think my Mom did not want them around the house with 2 young boys .

Nice stuff Todd, and good pictures .

good pictures .

Thanks. I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in photography so I suppose it should be at least a decent attempt. It's not my best work but I did what I could with the tools at hand. My medium of choice was large format (4x5 inch film) but the industry has moved past film now. So I have a great camera but no easy way to use it. You every try to get odd sized negatives processed in a place like Jacksonville, NC?

We still have an array of cameras including an old Rolleiflex Automat 6x6, which still works great. We don't use it that often, but it's there for the taking. Still have our darkroom equipment, and if we ever get our garage built...

I love the ease of digitals, for they are great for instant access and a wonderful tool for sharing photos on Ebay, etc., but NOTHING takes a photo like an old-fashioned film camera. When digitals were first coming out, a friend of ours argued that digitals would produce an even better image than film. My husband said to him, no way because you are dealing with PIXELS, and film is on a molecular level. You can't argue with molecules.

Of course digitals have come a long way, but...

I've included an image of the model we have. This is one I copied from Rollei's site. I didn't feel like digging through my camera stuff this morning.

Here's my two: a Graphlex Super Speed Graphic and a Yashica LM (for light meter.)

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Awesome camera collection there Todd. These are worth bragging about! Was just showing my husband a few minutes ago too. Makes me want to go out and get some large format b&w film and take photos at our upcoming family reunion. Now I've got the bug.