john_van_v
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Hello all,
I am not sure how to post this; there is no wanted section that I can find in the classifeds section.
I eprayed for a "new" glass section for a Jup 3 as insurance against a lens I may buy with thrid-rate glass -- so now I am seeking a Jup - 3 lens.
I am not sure how to post this; there is no wanted section that I can find in the classifeds section.
I eprayed for a "new" glass section for a Jup 3 as insurance against a lens I may buy with thrid-rate glass -- so now I am seeking a Jup - 3 lens.
photodog
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Ask Brian S.
alternatve
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Hey, I'm looking for one as well.
Xmas
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John
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost-classifieds/showcat.php?cat=7
I need a Kiev style mount for a '56 J3, I snapped off the latch (lug) that stops it rotating and falling off, needs to be local and cheap as I can drill tap a (two) screws which will do.
Note J8 or J8m mount wont do.
Noel
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost-classifieds/showcat.php?cat=7
I need a Kiev style mount for a '56 J3, I snapped off the latch (lug) that stops it rotating and falling off, needs to be local and cheap as I can drill tap a (two) screws which will do.
Note J8 or J8m mount wont do.
Noel
john_van_v
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I guess I should have mentioned that mine needs to be a screw mount.
This thread is really sad; there is such a demand for the J-3. I don't even know if it is what I want. For now I have an Zukio 1.4 and a Yashica Lynx 14 for the purpose. I am mostly interested is a soft flat effect the J-3 seems to give.
Maybe some black magic can be employed to get some of the more rabid "collectors" to put their various Jupiter lenses on the market.
I am suspecting that my Industar 61 will become my lens of choice. For now I am still in stuck in the hyper-reality of digital. Though I did take a nice color picture w/ my old Leica pancake 35 screwed to my Bessa R with 800 kodak generic film.
Here is a link to the big picture in case anyone is curious: http://thinman.com/images/leica_lenses_old//stone_urn_n_ivy_big.JPG
If you notice there is an old stone urn that looks great. This is important to me because I have been photographing a forgotten cemetery somewhere in NYC, and I want to go back there when all the leaves have fallen.
From what I have seen, from the Jupiter point of view, you as a Contax/Kiev user are in much better shape than us screwy folks.Xmas said:John
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost-classifieds/showcat.php?cat=7
I need a Kiev style mount for a '56 J3...
Noel
This thread is really sad; there is such a demand for the J-3. I don't even know if it is what I want. For now I have an Zukio 1.4 and a Yashica Lynx 14 for the purpose. I am mostly interested is a soft flat effect the J-3 seems to give.
Maybe some black magic can be employed to get some of the more rabid "collectors" to put their various Jupiter lenses on the market.
I am suspecting that my Industar 61 will become my lens of choice. For now I am still in stuck in the hyper-reality of digital. Though I did take a nice color picture w/ my old Leica pancake 35 screwed to my Bessa R with 800 kodak generic film.
Here is a link to the big picture in case anyone is curious: http://thinman.com/images/leica_lenses_old//stone_urn_n_ivy_big.JPG
If you notice there is an old stone urn that looks great. This is important to me because I have been photographing a forgotten cemetery somewhere in NYC, and I want to go back there when all the leaves have fallen.
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Xmas
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John
If you get one with bad glass then you might swap the glass out of a similar vintage Kiev mount J3? Some one may have done this already and confirm...
Noel
If you get one with bad glass then you might swap the glass out of a similar vintage Kiev mount J3? Some one may have done this already and confirm...
Noel
gb hill
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The other week someone made a comment about a lens and I saw a J-3 on ebay with a starting bid of 49.00 with less than 10 hours left & no bids. I posted a link to it on here. After the bid was up I noticed no one bid on it at all. I can't believe it didn't sell. I payed quite a bit for mine so I am going to keep it. Good luck with the find.
Welsh_Italian
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dvdtechcameras have a selection of J-3's for sale. http://www.dvdtechcameras.com/lens/leica/lca6.htm The cheapest price is $60USD without postage, all of them early 1960's models, with a couple at $70. I just bought one myself (for using of course), but it only came today so no reports on how it works. The focusing is smooth and the aperture is very smooth indeed.
Xmas
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John
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44106&page=2
seems like people are swapping optics already...
Noel
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44106&page=2
seems like people are swapping optics already...
Noel
john_van_v
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Welsh_Italian said:dvdtechcameras have a selection of J-3's for sale. http://www.dvdtechcameras.com/lens/leica/lca6.htm The cheapest price is $60USD without postage, all of them early 1960's models, with a couple at $70. I just bought one myself (for using of course), but it only came today so no reports on how it works. The focusing is smooth and the aperture is very smooth indeed.
I am ready to order, and I see that they allow for returns, but I am wondering about the glass quality. I am trying to see how their "Mint, Exc++, Exc+, etc" system reflects that.
The 85mm J-9's look good too. I know a little about the black vs. silver finishes for the J-3, but not the J-9. I wonder if it is the same.
It seems that they will be all sold out soon...
john_van_v
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gyuribacsi
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Hi John! I would give you my Jupiter 3 scew mount, but the lens has to be readjusted. I can`t get sharp exposures with it at f 16 either. So if you want it, pm me!
Regards
george
Regards
george
Xmas
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John
Send your collector friend a snail mail with some wood worms enclosed...
Noel
Send your collector friend a snail mail with some wood worms enclosed...
Noel
john_van_v
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Xmas said:John
Send your collector friend a snail mail with some wood worms enclosed...
Noel
The guy has Petri 7s's three deep !!
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