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Some Soviet shooters: Sokol 2, Iskra and Moskva 5.
Camera and Coffee
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Roman
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BTW, that was a bar of Spanish dark chocolate with coffee beans in the fore-ground of the last picture - goes well with espresso...
Two of the few cameras I bought new, not used: Bessa R w/ 35/2.5 Color Skopar, and a Horizon 202.
Two of the few cameras I bought new, not used: Bessa R w/ 35/2.5 Color Skopar, and a Horizon 202.
denishr
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Where did you get the coffee in the last shot (with Horizon and Bessa), Roman? 🙂
Denis
Denis
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yeah🙂 i also remember cafe minas
peter_n
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Love that coffee pot too! 😀
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Roman
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denishr said:
Not in your home country, Denis, as you might have thought (though I always bring back some Franck or Victoria whenever I got to Istra) - it is available in some Austrian supermarkets (I think I bought it at Interspar), as it is license-packed by a company in Linz.
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Paul Connet
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New Toy
New Toy
What better way to show off my new toy than to have it share a cup with little brother. This Canon 7 showed up on my doorstep the other day looking for a lens. I thought the CV 50 Nokton was just the right size so ....... And, of course with it's new eye and a proper hood, why not a family portrait.
Regards, Paul C. (P.S. -- I added a little Baileys Irish Cream to the coffee to brighten things up)
New Toy
What better way to show off my new toy than to have it share a cup with little brother. This Canon 7 showed up on my doorstep the other day looking for a lens. I thought the CV 50 Nokton was just the right size so ....... And, of course with it's new eye and a proper hood, why not a family portrait.
Regards, Paul C. (P.S. -- I added a little Baileys Irish Cream to the coffee to brighten things up)
FrankS
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Paul, what's the lens on the little Leica?
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Oldprof
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FrankS said:
Canon, Frank, Canon.
FrankS
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I have no problem with that. I'm Anglo and my wife's Japanese.
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StuartR
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I think he means the camera is a canon...
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st3ph3nm
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LOL!
oftheherd
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FrankS said:
You may be hearing from my lawyer. I am sure I hurt myself when I fell off my chair from laughing so hard. 😀
FrankS
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Stuart, yeah, the picture should be of a Canon body with a 135 Hektor screw mount lens.
(I identified myself as Anglo, I should have been more specific: German, so the Leica/Canon combo is quite appropriate. The 135mm Hektor part might be stretching it [literally] a bit though.)
(I identified myself as Anglo, I should have been more specific: German, so the Leica/Canon combo is quite appropriate. The 135mm Hektor part might be stretching it [literally] a bit though.)
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Paul Connet
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Little Leica
Little Leica
Hi Frank, sorry to answer so late, after you got so many other great replies. 🙂 The little Leica is, as you now know, a Canon; more specifically, a Canon IVsb with a 50mm f1.8 chrome lens and a Canon hood. All in all, a heavy little beast.
The 7 is new to me and as yet unproven in battle. It handles nicely and is not as cumbersome in real life as it appeared in pictures. The Nokton is a good fit and I'm anxious to get some use of it shortly.
Regards, Paul C.
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FrankS said:
Hi Frank, sorry to answer so late, after you got so many other great replies. 🙂 The little Leica is, as you now know, a Canon; more specifically, a Canon IVsb with a 50mm f1.8 chrome lens and a Canon hood. All in all, a heavy little beast.
The 7 is new to me and as yet unproven in battle. It handles nicely and is not as cumbersome in real life as it appeared in pictures. The Nokton is a good fit and I'm anxious to get some use of it shortly.
Regards, Paul C.
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Nikon Bob
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A very early Xmas
A very early Xmas
This followed me home today and the better half put me on rations. That is all the coffee I am allowed per day . I think it is worth the pennance. Could not resist the M4 , 35 f1.4 and 90 F2.8. Being Canadian the Midland made lenses were even more irresistable.
Bob
A very early Xmas
This followed me home today and the better half put me on rations. That is all the coffee I am allowed per day . I think it is worth the pennance. Could not resist the M4 , 35 f1.4 and 90 F2.8. Being Canadian the Midland made lenses were even more irresistable.
Bob
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OOOOHHHH THAT"S NICE!!!
Are you going to change your screen name? This is going to be a favorite camera!
"The cup is not half Empty, its next to one of the best cameras of ALL TIME!"
BTW: go to KEH's site and show your wife a Black M4 for almost $5K without lenses. That should cheer her up!
Are you going to change your screen name? This is going to be a favorite camera!
"The cup is not half Empty, its next to one of the best cameras of ALL TIME!"
BTW: go to KEH's site and show your wife a Black M4 for almost $5K without lenses. That should cheer her up!
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very nice looking outfit there bob!
nice indeed...
it's rare we get such a long ooohhh outta brian as he owns most of the stuff the rest of us pine for. 😉
joe
nice indeed...
it's rare we get such a long ooohhh outta brian as he owns most of the stuff the rest of us pine for. 😉
joe
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Bob exchanged a few PM's with me over this one. Let's just say I was highly supportive of my fellow RFF member BUYING ONE OF THE BEST CAMERAS OF ALL TIME!!!
bmattock
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Brian Sweeney said:
Oh, I must be mistaken - I thought he got a Leica.
Best Regards,
Bill Mattocks
