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M&M’s in Light-Box
In this article I am posting three images for a M&M’s mug to use a Kodakporta400 and ilford film simulation with Fujifilm X-T30ii camera in hand. Also I am posting the outer or say back-stage shot for my Light-Box with LED lighting the subject.

First lit’s see the colored shot using the kodakporta400 film Simulations.
Camera settings: ISO 2000, f 4.5, Focal-Point 34, Shutter speed 1/125s.
Here i use the ilford film Simulations. The setting was: ISO 6400 , f 14 , Focal-Point 34 , Shutter speed 1/125s.


This is the Light-Box studio I am using with an out-source LED lights.
In this shot I just change the light position.

For more film simulation Click-Here
By: Ali Radwani
Radwani House Musemun post 8
Radwani House located in Mshareb district been selected to be saved as a Museum to reflect Qataris Family life in early 19’s.
Click Here to see all the Gallery pictures.

A Tea-Pot and an old barley grain milling. A black and white Photo from Radwani House Musemun and life Style in 30’s -70’s for Some tools and devices that were used in that period.
Using Fujifilm X-T30ii and 18-55mm lens.
By: Ali Radwani.
Radwani House Musemun post 6
Radwani House located in Mshareb district been selected to be saved as a Museum to reflect Qataris Family life in early 19’s.
Click Here to see all the Gallery pictures.

A bedroom with Old Gasoline light and Old Radio all from Radwani House Museum to show lifestyle in Qatar around 1910 – 1970.
By: Ali Radwani.
Radwani House Musemun post 5
Radwani House located in Mshareb district been selected to be saved as a Museum to reflect Qataris Family life in early 19’s.
Click Here to see all the Gallery pictures.

The corridor is almost around the yard also used for family gatherings and for young boys to sleep in summer.
By: Ali Radwani
Radwani House Musemun post: 4
Radwani House located in Mshareb district been selected to be saved as a Museum to reflect Qataris Family life in early 19’s. Click Here to see all the Gallery pictures.

Bed-Room: The head covering worn by men is called “Ghutra and Aqal”, and this “Ghutra” in the image is of a relatively expensive type during that period. Sleeping pillows embroidered with old, traditional designs. Read the Story Here
By: Ali Radwani
Radwani House Museum
Our House located in Mshareb district been selected to be saved as a Museum to reflect Qataris Family life in early 19’s.The Radwani House been through several stages of resoration, and now it’s Open for visitors.
I create a page to post images that I take, Click Here to Jump to the Radwabi House Museum.
Here are some photos ..






By: Ali Radwani.
Nikon S9900 shot – 23
Subject: The West-Bay by Nikon S9900
This Shot: In most of the days I am taking the Nikon S9900 camera with me in the car, just to use it and to have photos with it. This is a shot through the car window while driving to work using on hand to hold the camera, in the background we can see the Towers of the West-Bay area, and in the foreground is a Mosque; and I am waiting for a traffic lights to be Green. The original shot was in color and I change it to B/W and crope it before uploaded. I am using Nikon S9900.
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Camera in Hand, F: 5, ISO: 125, Shutter: 1/2000s, Focal-Point: 11mm |
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By: Ali Radwani
Arduino: NOT-Gate Circuit
Learning : Electronic NOT-Gate Circuit
Subject: To Build a NOT-Gate Circuit using BC547 Transistor
[NOTE: We are working on Electronic Devices, Voltage, Resistors and other Electronic Parts that may Become HOT due to un-stable current or Wrong Wire Connections.. PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS AND TAKE SAFETY NEEDED PROCEDURES.]
In this Project we will use the BC547 Transistor to build a NOT-Gate circuit, so we will Not use the ADRUINO board.
What we Need
- 1 2Pin Push-Button.
- 1 LED
- 3 Resistors.
- 1 BC547 Transistor.
- 1 BreadBoard. [I am using a small 5x7cm]
- Some Jumper Wires.
Connections
- Connect the BC547 BasePin to a Resistor Pin1, Then the Pin2 of the Transistor to the Push-Button Pin1.
- Connect the Push-Button Pin2 to Another Transistor Pin1, Then the Pin2 of the Transistor to BC547 CollectorPin, AND to the Battery(+).
- Connect the third Transistor Pin1 to BC547 CollectorPin, and the Pin2 of the transistor to LED(+) Pin.
- Connect the BC547 EmitterPin to the LED(-) Pin by Jumper-wire.
- Connect the LED(-) Pin to the Battery(-).
Here is the Circuit on the Breadboard![]() |
Run-Time
Since this is a NOT-Gare Circuit then once we connect the Power we can see the LED turns ON, Now if we Press the button and keep pressing, the circuit will be in connecting phase and the LED will tune Off.
Here is a GIF clip of Running Time.![]() |
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By: Ali Radwani
Daily Sketch: A Dear Face
This is one of my colored sketch back to June 2021 at lockdown time. For Colored sketchbook I am not in Daily based sketch, but trying to keep challenging my self.

LED Fade-Off from Prototype to Gadget
Learning about : Circutes, Capasitor, Push-Button
Subject: LED Fade-off apply it on a PCB Board.
[NOTE: We are working on Electronic Devices, Voltage, Resistors and other Electronic Parts that may Become HOT due to un-stable current or Wrong Wire Connections.. PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS AND TAKE SAFETY NEEDED PROCEDURES.]
In one of my previous Post [Read Here] I did some connection on a breadboard using BC547 and a Capacitor to make an LED Fade-off in 60sec after pushing a button. In this post we will convert that circuit a simpler circuit doing the same thing from a breadboard to a PCB to be as a Gadget.
What we Need: Here is a list of what we will use:
- 1 LED (I will use a yellow one)
- 1 PCB Board 5x7cm.
- 1 1000uF 6.3v Capacitor.
- 1 Resistor 300 ohm.
- 1 2pin Push Button.
- 1 CR2032 Lithium Cell 3V Battery.
Connection: All the connections will be on a 5x7cm PCB Board, I use a thin steel wire to create a strap to hold the Battery, and:
- Connect the Negative (-) Battery to Pin1 of the Push Button.
- Pin2 of the Push Button will be connected to the Negative (-) pin of the Capacitor.
- Connect the 300ohm Resistor Between (+) Pin of the Capacitor and the (+) Pin of the LED.
- The Negative(-) Pin of the LED will be connected to the Pin2 of the Push Button.
Here is all connections on a small breadboard.
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Here I copy the circuit on a small 5x7cm PCB.
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Back side Connections.
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Finslly, I cut the PCB to a smaller size and Label it.
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Now once we Push the Button the LED Turns On and Start Fading-Out. [you may need to give 5-10sec to charge the Capacitor before seeing the Fading Effect]
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By: Ali Radwani