Example pictures:
R.1. only denotes that it’s my “Recipe one” for my own purposes.
Uses at your own risks, my first try for C-41 replacement was a complete failure a few years ago.
Every containers bath in a box of water with a fish tank heater set to around 22C, which leads to inside-bottles water of ~21C.
Prepare your fixer in capped bottle (I uses Ilford Rapid Fixer in 1:4 ratio), and two 1L bottle of water, plus a 500ml one, put all bottles in the heated tank water and let it sit a few hours, check with a food thermometer (the ones with a long metal dart) frequently until the desired temperature is reached, in the tank, and in the bottles.
Example pictures:
R.1. only denotes that it’s my “Recipe one” for my own purposes.
Uses at your own risks, my first try for C-41 replacement was a …
A newer, up-to-date guide is available here: https://squeaky.tech/2022/03/13/building-a-linux-5-17-rc7-kernel-for-sparc32-for-fun/
Most of the files mentionned are available at: dashie/sparc32: Dashie’s various sparc32 things - sparc32 - Dashie’s gitea
This git repository also contains a bootable gentoo-sparc-2005.0-20050413.tftpboot with a 2.x kernel, the rootfs contained into that tftpboot file has been extracted to gentoo-sparc-2005.0-20050413.initrd that you can use, without any kernel modules or newer busybox because of space restriction, but it does have an init and dropbear and more tools than juste a busybox.
A newer, up-to-date guide is available here: https://squeaky.tech/2022/03/13/building-a-linux-5-17-rc7-kernel-for-sparc32-for-fun/
Most of the files mentionned are available at: dashie/sparc32: Dashie’s various sparc32 things - sparc32 - Dashie’s gitea
This git repository also contains a …
We will uses a virtual machine with Devuan on VirtualBox, download it and setup two interface cards:
Boot the VM and start the setup:
We will uses a virtual machine with Devuan on VirtualBox, download it and setup two interface cards:
I’m interested by a reverse ing of the Sony E-Mount protocol and I needed to make a “tap” to dump serial datas.
Looking at the back of the lens, flat pads, on bottom, pinout is (left to right):
The pins which have been broken out are: 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9
I’m interested by a reverse ing of the Sony E-Mount protocol and I needed to make a “tap” to dump serial datas.
Looking at the back of the lens, flat pads, on bottom, pinout is (left to right):
I’ve used this old project as a source, it was an incident one, and I made a reflected one (doesn’t have a dome).
My main differences are the use of a TSL2591 instead of TSL2561, a RED/GREEN LED rotary encoder, a BL-5C battery, and a PCB to fit everything, and a whole firmware rewrite.
My project sources are here.
I’ve choosed a BL-5C battery because they are cheap, and easy to find, and doesn’t need a whole disassembly to swap.
I’ve used this old project as a source, it was an incident one, and I made a reflected one (doesn’t have a dome).
My main differences are the use of a TSL2591 instead of TSL2561, a RED/GREEN LED rotary encoder, a BL-5C battery, and a PCB to fit everything, and a whole firmware rewrite. …