deskthority

Posted: **11 Nov 2014, 14:58**

HELLgrau?

no, more like HELLyellowed...in need of major retrobrighting action!

Posted: **11 Nov 2014, 17:37**

@Seebart: Awesome color on those LEDs

Posted: **23 Nov 2014, 10:12**

Was up very early today thanks to the little boy we have, and thought i have to make some 'flavour' shots

Posted: **23 Nov 2014, 10:17**

Fantastic!

Spoiler:

How did you get that blur? Looks like it's a combination of slow shutter (finger movement) and wide aperture (bokeh all over the place). A lucky shot on a tripod in low light?

Posted: **23 Nov 2014, 10:23**

Yes, a wide aperture with f/2.8 and 1 sec. shutter time! The monitor is the only lightning, just to have the fantastic Realforce keyboard illuminated! I would never work like that, in the complete darkness, it's feels bad for my eyes.

Posted: **23 Nov 2014, 11:03**

Great pic, madhias! Even my wife who is uninterested in keyboards looked over and said "cool"

Posted: **23 Nov 2014, 11:28**

If your wife 002 says this, then it is an honor! I remember my wife looked instantly on my screen when the violet / purple Kishsaver from i think Captain Badass was posted, but said to me that i should not buy or build a keyboard like this!

Posted: **26 Nov 2014, 09:57**

Posted: **26 Nov 2014, 21:53**

madhias wrote: If your wife 002 says this, then it is an honor! I remember my wife looked instantly on my screen when the violet / purple Kishsaver from i think Captain Badass was posted, but said to me that i should not buy or build a keyboard like this!

nobody should do this!

Posted: **02 Dec 2014, 23:02**

Parak's mouthwatering 4704 picture, levels boosted for the DTA nominations:

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Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 12:32**

Here's another picture of my night photo session i made recently, at around 5 AM in the morning. I love that keyboard that much that it is now my main driver at home (and the SSK is temporarily abandoned). Also it is a little bit better to be more quiet at home than to click and clack too loud!

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 13:55**

I like it. It has that early morning feel to it.

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 16:52**

that is a nice photo, i could never get used to the windows keys like that tho

lovely board however its the layout you want

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 20:12**

mr_a500 wrote: I like it. It has that early morning feel to it.

You have always those lovely shots with just the light of the screen or very low-light pictures!
That early morning feel is probably also the cup of hot tea on the left

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 20:34**

madhias wrote:
mr_a500 wrote: I like it. It has that early morning feel to it.
You have always those lovely shots with just the light of the screen or very low-light pictures!

Well, I'm a bit of a vampire - I don't like bright lights indoors. I use Christmas lights in my living room year round with some 1960's lava lamps and I always eat candle-light dinners. If anybody turns on the overhead lights, I hiss and shriek, then scurry into darkness.

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 21:57**

Know how that feels. I wear dark glasses much more often than is befitting a Scotsman. My photography, meanwhile, is limited to the scarce natural light around here, as my camera's ancient (only any good at ISO 400 and below) and I'm too lazy to whip out the tripod that time of day!

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 22:53**

Muirium wrote: Know how that feels. I wear dark glasses much more often than is befitting a Scotsman.

I know. I saw this picture of you:

For god's sake, put some pants on!

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 22:55**

You'd never catch me in socks like that! The rest, well, perhaps…

Posted: **03 Dec 2014, 23:07**

If I wore a skirt like that around here, they'd run me out of town like a common pygmy.

Posted: **05 Dec 2014, 13:58**

Muirium wrote: You'd never catch me in socks like that! The rest, well, perhaps…

I knew you would be a "hardcore" Scottsman! Old school right down to the socks.

Posted: **08 Dec 2014, 06:40**

Some shots I took at about 4am tonight.. They would be a lot nicer if I had some compressed air to blow all the dust away with..

Posted: **08 Dec 2014, 09:44**

very nice pics as usual photekq. Keep it up!

Posted: **09 Dec 2014, 04:17**

Took some more tonight. The multicoloured reflections of the aluminium are beautiful [and not edited in] :

Posted: **09 Dec 2014, 11:12**

Great pictures! The aluminum seems to be high quality. Did you get up this early, or did you come home, drunken from partying?

Posted: **09 Dec 2014, 13:07**

madhias wrote: Great pictures! The aluminum seems to be high quality. Did you get up this early, or did you come home, drunken from partying?

I cannot imagine he took those great shots after partying.

Posted: **09 Dec 2014, 13:40**

I've had trouble sleeping recently due to illness. Taking photos helps me calm down a bit.

I'm not old enough to party, and even if I were I doubt I'd do much of it

Posted: **10 Dec 2014, 08:59**

Great pictures Photekq. Nice attention to detail, it's like i'm there with those keycaps.

Posted: **12 Dec 2014, 14:22**

Chicony E8HKB-5591

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Posted: **12 Dec 2014, 23:35**

seebart wrote: Chicony E8HKB-5591

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Beautiful. I'm an IBM guy but I have a soft spot for Chicony and keyboards with roller balls built in.

Posted: **13 Dec 2014, 10:20**

hey thanks, I'm very much into IBM too but every once in a while I need a little something else.

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Random keyboards, lovingly photographed

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