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That's not exactly correct. In 1990, I bought a Logitech photoman to supplement my cannon, for work. it was at the time the first digital camera.
Lol. I got a '94 Apple Quicktake 100 at home, the first colour digital camera available for under $10 000. :rofl_200:
I lost the Windows software somehow.
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KJShover
Proud Vmax lover
When I bought mine, I was working for ARCO at the time. 24-years-old and money burning a hole in my pocket. It was by far the most stupid thing I have ever bought. If I could go back in time, I would kick my own ass. I could have had me a sweet little ride for what I paid for the camera and a 486-33 computer.
Ebein_486
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PATMAX
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I have a Sony Mavica that dumps right to a floppy disc. Still works, still nice pictures, probably couldn't even give it away now!
Motorcycle :: 1992 :: Street :: Yamaha :: V-Max
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IMPORTANT NOTE: To ensure proper color matching, some of the colors require a base color. If your color does, it will be listed under "ColorRite Base".
table.color { border-color: #EEEEEE; border-style: solid;margin-top: 1em;margin-bottom: 2em;margin-left: 25px;margin-right: auto;width: 590px;} td.color { border-color: #EEEEEE; border-style: solid; }CodePaint Name CommentColor ChipColorRite TopColorRite Base00MV Red-E Sparkle (RES) 5480
The color chip is not the actual color, it is a simulation! Here's a shot of my bike shortly after I bought it in 1993, a 1992 model w/1700 mi on it. The other shot is from around Christmas 2011/Jan. 2012 after I put it back on the road after a prolonged layoff.
Click on a part number below to select a product to see available options.
IMPORTANT NOTE: To ensure proper color matching, some of the colors require a base color. If your color does, it will be listed under "ColorRite Base".
table.color { border-color: #EEEEEE; border-style: solid;margin-top: 1em;margin-bottom: 2em;margin-left: 25px;margin-right: auto;width: 590px;} td.color { border-color: #EEEEEE; border-style: solid; }CodePaint Name CommentColor ChipColorRite TopColorRite Base00MV Red-E Sparkle (RES) 5480
The color chip is not the actual color, it is a simulation! Here's a shot of my bike shortly after I bought it in 1993, a 1992 model w/1700 mi on it. The other shot is from around Christmas 2011/Jan. 2012 after I put it back on the road after a prolonged layoff.
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I have one, a model FD-93 I think it is. Had it since new. For it's time it took decent pics, now a smartphone has 5 times+ its resolution!
I was looking for a floppy to post-up one of the pics, but my pc floppy drive, which I rarely use, isn't reporting for work. :confused2:
KJShover
Proud Vmax lover
My dad used to have one of them, I thought it was pretty cool at the time. He liked it cause the batteries from his sony cam-corder would fit it too and the convenience of saving to a floppy disc.
RaWarrior
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The insurance adjuster that came to look at my bike had one of those Mavica floppy-disk cameras....I asked him why, as an adjuster (who takes zillions of pictures every day) he had such an old digital camera.
Said he could have requested a fancy new one at any time(they had a $1000 allowance for a camera), but he liked this one because the resolution photos it took were suitable for his needs, and he didn't need to have 10 different external hard drives to hold all the pictures from his cases. Which I guess makes sense.
My last two computers didn't even have floppy drives, though oddly enough my current laptop has a serial port and infrared eye. Pretty sure the only time I've used infrared was on my Game Boy color to trade pokemon. I have no idea what you'd use it for on a pc.
Said he could have requested a fancy new one at any time(they had a $1000 allowance for a camera), but he liked this one because the resolution photos it took were suitable for his needs, and he didn't need to have 10 different external hard drives to hold all the pictures from his cases. Which I guess makes sense.
My last two computers didn't even have floppy drives, though oddly enough my current laptop has a serial port and infrared eye. Pretty sure the only time I've used infrared was on my Game Boy color to trade pokemon. I have no idea what you'd use it for on a pc.
[email protected]
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We have a box of those at work. EVERY one of our crew truck had one 12 years ago. We have to take pictures to document all or our constuction. We still have a few old mavicas in use that are a little newer than that. They have a slider button to choose between floppy or memory stick. Those ones are maybe 10 years old??? Still going strong.
Its SOOO nice now, though. With the abiltity of todays camera phones and texting, etc.... I just got off the phone a couple minutes ago. I have two crews working maintenance window hrs (10pm-5am) doing DC wiring in some switches. They were doing an audit on one site, reading me the info over the phone as I type it into a spreadsheet. They came upon something quesitionable. Sent me a photo to my phone as we were talking, I can view the pic and we can discuss the issue. I couldn't have imagined doing this a few years ago. AWESOME!
Klatuu
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Redbone
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Here is my '92 with the original "Red E Sparkle" paint:
old timer
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The color is secondary on a Max...the bike has a once in a lifetime profile with that scoop and backstop seat , along with the larger back tire...unk:
It's motorcycling's equivalent of the 5 window 32 Ford Coupe...classic and timeless...it CAN NOT be marginalized...:worthy:
And all this coming from a lowly Harley owner...:eusa_dance:
unk:It's motorcycling's equivalent of the 5 window 32 Ford Coupe...classic and timeless...it CAN NOT be marginalized...:worthy:
And all this coming from a lowly Harley owner...:eusa_dance:
eoshinski24
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cyclehoarder
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1992 My new baby
