A few photos at http://wps.com/NOVA4/pitchas.html I didn't want to take the machine to pieces just for photos, but next time I have cards out I'll photo most of them. I'm going to clean the heads on the disk again soon (tonight or tomorrow) so I'll photograph that apart. I'll drag out the photoflood lamp if I didn't bang its filament to death. My digital camera seems to be losing focus, it bother me, because I absolutely love this camera. It's a FujiFilm M2700. A "pocket" camera, 2.3Mpixel, but it was quite popular with pros as a "spotting" camera. I honestly don't know what battery life is; it's weeks-to-months (only good for a couple of weeks now; still the original battery). Bought it in 1998 for nearly $700. Always took great photos, but it's deteriorating, boo hoo. Scratched up, missing screws, etc. I know SLRs are better, but I'll never carry them, they become asshole magnets, get stolen, banged up, left at home, etc. I far prefer a high-quality "pocket" style, I carry it with my literally every day and use it all the time. Or maybe it's just the low light in my lab; http://wps.com/NOVA4/images/6070-cartridge3.jpg taken outside seems OK. It bothers me.