#n8000

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73' Monte

[aslo-97]

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Mike Santana and Rocky Romero taken by @Slumpshoots on instagram

[dioyasuen]

guess i'm using tumblr now (mostly for my ootds and maybe my film photography)

[blknic]

Lets bring magic in to the newyear

[sixbysomething]

A bit of an old one here. Took this image to test the wigglegram edit distance is a bit too much to get good results so I left it as four separate images.

[formulaseven]

NEW MCLAREN POST ON INSTA AND THEYRE LIVING MY DREAM (owning a Nishika N8000 3d camera)

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しろねこ Nishika N8000 camera Lomography EARLGREY 100 film Mar. 2023

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Client: SSENSE Deliverable: Designer description (>100 words)

An ode to the point-and-shoot era of ‘80s photography, Hong Kong–based RETO Project offers novel cameras for film enthusiasts everywhere. Taking cues from the iconic Nimslo 3D and the Nishika N8000, the crowdsourced RETO3D stereo camera delivers a modern and accessible way to create dynamic three-dimensional images. The model features built-in flash, fixed triple-lens design, and a retro, ergonomic body that captures subjects at multiple angles. Rendered into three half-frame photographs, these images can be transformed into trendy wigglegram GIFs through the label's proprietary app. RETO Project brings the joy of film to a new generation of savvy photographers with its selection of fashionably innovative cameras.

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ZTE Cricket Engage MT N8000

On this page, you can find the official link to Download ZTE Cricket Engage MT N8000 Stock Firmware ROM (Flash File) on your computer. Firmware comes in a zip package containing Flash File, Flash Tool, USB Driver, and How-to Flash Manual. ZTE Cricket Engage MT N8000 Stock Firmware (Flash File) The Flash File will help you Upgrade, Downgrade, or re-install the Stock Firmware (OS) on your Mobile…

[waltersilva]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Nishika N8000 Original Leather Camera Case Genuine NEW.

[zncblog]

Magic Drawing Pad: ao contrário dos 'ventiladores-picolés', acho que eu vou ver já já isso por aqui

O tablet autônomo da XPPen que roda um software de desenho o tempo inteiro (na verdade não é isso). que falamos em uma live, é R$ 3400. Será que vale a pena?... Se fosse menos eu até considerava. O software é o Ibis Paint X. Mas segundo o site oficial, trata-se realmente de um tablet completo, como o que eu já tive (Samsung GT-N8000) só que com uma tela muito maior, a moldura é finíssima. E em vez do stylus genérico da Samsung, é uma caneta como as das mesas digitalizadoras com mais de 16 mil níveis de pressão :O (o meu tablet atual deve ter uns 1024 níveis). Além disso, a tela tem um toque fosco, que lembra o de um papel, diferente do Samsung que era brilhante como uma folha de acetato.

No mesmo site tem até a famigerada luva de 3 dedos - com uma tela tão ampla, realmente o uso dela se torna necessário. Taí um investimento que eu precisava fazer alguma hora.

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Minoru Suzuki vs Charles Mason taken by @Slumpshoots on instagram

[theorangevoid]

good ol n8000

[hardynwa]

Inflation: Lagos food traders decry price instability

Some food traders in Lagos State have decried the instability of produce prices as well as the continued inflation in the country. The traders made their complaints in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos. Mr John Nwabueze, a food trader at Agege Market, said the unpredictability of food prices had limited the trade as they could no longer take large stocks. “The prices of most food items are currently unstable; we cannot even predict the prices anymore. “The prices are volatile, and we can no longer stock as we used to, or we may run at a loss. “The price of rice has started rising again; a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice now sells for as much as N80, 000 and above; last week, it was sold for N76, 000 to N77, 000. “50kg long grain rice sells for N90,000 per bag, and we do not know the reasons for the hike in the price because it sold for N88,000 last week. “A 100kg bag of beans sells for N144, 000 and a 50kg bag sells for N72, 000; we used to buy the 100kg for N154, 000 to N155,000, but it has dropped now. “Garri is still very expensive, as a paint bucket now sells for N3000 as opposed to N900 to N1000 before; a bag of garri now sells for N45,000 as opposed to N23,000 before the hike,” Nwabueze said. On her part, Mrs Judith Amen, a foodstuff trader at Mile 12 Market in Lagos, said the “ups and downs in the price of produce have made most traders wary of the trade. “We do not even understand the situation; the price of foodstuffs has been fluctuating for a while now. “Currently, the price of a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice sells for N82,000, while long-grain rice sells for between N88,000 and N90,000 per bag. “A week before now, a bag of long-grain rice sold for N78,000, so the hike this week is unprecedented. “A bag of 100 kg of beans sells for N140,000, as against N120,000 we bought two weeks ago. “A 25-kg gallon of refill groundnut oil sells for N45,000, while the sealed gallon sells for N55,000 per gallon,” Amen said. According to her, the price of tomatoes is also fluctuating because last week we bought them for as much as N35, 000 per basket, but as of this week, it is N22, 000 per basket, which means the price is unpredictable. “When tomatoes become affordable, pepper becomes more expensive; a small bag of pepper now sells for between N35,000 and N41,000. “The prices of sweet and Irish potatoes are on the high side; a bag of sweet potatoes is N47,000, as opposed to the N12,000 to N18,000 we used to buy them. “A bag of Irish potatoes now sells above N90,000, while a bag of onions sells between N43,000 and N45,000 because of its current unavailability in the market,” she said. Another trader, Mrs Modinat Yusuf, Oja Oba market at Alimosho, lamented the scarcity of some basic food items as well as the continuous hike in the price. “A kilogramme of semolina now sells for as much as N1500 as against N800; a sachet of knoor cubes sells for as much as N1300 as against N700. “The smallest sachet of salt sells for N200 as against N50 before the hike. “A cartoon of spaghetti now sells for 17,000 as opposed to N8000 to N10, 000; we just buy the little we can ensure we sell as soon as possible as the prices are unpredictable,” Yusuf said. (NAN) Read the full article