Christmas Giveaways 2012

one more thing to give...

NIKONOS 28uw lens -- i have one for keeping, one for giveaway - lens is untested. looks ok.

pm if interested ...
 
I'd like to give away a vintage Kodak 10" x 12" safelight, I am not sure if I have the bracket or not, I think it's the model C, grey metal, with either a 15W or 25W working bulb in it. It has about 3 packaged 10x12 filters, so the whole thing is pretty heavy. If you're willing to pay the shipping (USPS) in the US, I'll be glad to package it up and get it out to you. Also, if anyone needs filters, bags, or old probably broken cameras, let me know, and I'll see what else I have.
 
ampguy said:
I'd like to give away a vintage Kodak 10" x 12" safelight, I am not sure if I have the bracket or not, I think it's the model C, grey metal, with either a 15W or 25W working bulb in it. It has about 3 packaged 10x12 filters, so the whole thing is pretty heavy. If you're willing to pay the shipping (USPS) in the US, I'll be glad to package it up and get it out to you. Also, if anyone needs filters, bags, or old probably broken cameras, let me know, and I'll see what else I have.
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Great! Keep it going!
 
hrzlvn said:
For the Mac softs, I am not going to give it away as a set, you can only pick one please! The unused activation code is enclosed.
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hello
if the aperture package will work on the latest OS X version, i'd like to try it. postage to hamburg??

thanks

rick
 
Anyone finding your pc or mac a little slow with photoshop or lightroom? how about cranking it up with some multi processor dell 2U rack servers?? these would be pickup only.
 
Alright I found something I figured I'd post.

Olympus Stylus Epic DLX in champagne - GONE

The viewfinder has a weird blue oval shape that takes up most of the space. Not sure what it is, I assume some glass separation or something. You can still see through the finder it just isn't 100% clear. I'll even take care of shipping, no battery included.

The only requirement is when you PM have something ready to post in here as well and tell me what it is :) First come first served still I just want to be sure the love keeps going!

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GONE! Thanks guys! I may have more to post later :)
 
buzzardkid said:
shedding, for shipping only (EU preferred, sending outside the EU is expensive... send an email to contact@johanniels.com to get in touch!)

  • Canon W-50-A lens hood, fits the Canon 1.4/50mm even though it's not the dedicated hood TAKEN
  • Tamron Adaptall-2 for Canon FD
  • Tamron Adaptall-2 for Contax
  • Three refillable metal FED cassettes for the FED-2, FED-3(b), FED-4, FED-5(b)
  • Olympus Mju-II Zoom-80
  • Edixamat prism with accessory shoe. Clean.
  • Ricoh KR-5 with Riconar 2.2/50mm. Clean, but a loud shutter TAKEN
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Reposting this!


EDIT: KR-5 is going to Germany!
 
I have a Olympus 35RC in pieces (the lens assembly needs to be put back together, but all the small pieces are present). A small dent on the top housing keeps film advance from a single stroke's work - you need to force it a little. I think the camera works should correct battery is given.

Ready to go worldwide plus shipping from Canada.
 
OK, so Bruce (1750Shooter) was generous enough to offer a Jupiter 11 (135 mm, f/4) back in Post No. 61 of this thread. I jumped on that quickly. The lens arrived here and I found that it is in good shape, with clear glass, focusing nicely damped, and both caps intact. But I cannot use it! :bang: I evidently got ahead of my very limited knowledge of FSU kit. So now I'm re-offering it here (with Bruce's permission). To be very clear, the lens:
  • Has a seemingly LTM threading. It mounts fine on my Canon P; this is not one of those cases where it's 39mm but different thread pitch and I've now destroyed the threads on lens and camera by forcing it; no. Rather, it screws onto the P effortlessly.
  • Has no apparent rangefinder cam. (Check out rear views below.) It will not move the follower, so cannot be focused on a rangefinder camera.
From these things and some Googling, I suspect it's meant for an old FSU M39 SLR (Zenit?), of which I have none (hence the re-offering). If indeed it's an SLR lens, you can't use it on a rangefinder camera even with guesstimation focusing, because the film-to-flange distance is wrong so the distance markings will be wrong.

First PM received takes it (slow though I may be to reply). North America, please, unless you're really eager to pay a lot to ship this. Meanwhile, anyone else with better knowledge of what the lens is meant for, do post! Pictures below to help figure it out.

--Dave


 
Jupiter 11 going to Brett!

I did think of the possibility of using it on my M42 kit (Pentax SV, chiefly) via adapter, but I already have two M42 135 mm lenses that I don't use enough, so getting an adapter just for that seemed a bit daft. I would have then needed to start collecting other M39 lenses to justify the adapter!
--Dave
 
Please msg if you want any of the following (all in English), free postage to anywhere:

1) Olympus XA Instructions
2) Yashica Electro 35 GS Instruction Booklet
3) Yashica Electro 35 GSN/GTN Instruction Booklet

Tom
 
In reply to isoterica's remark about Zenits:

You are indeed correct, sir. I have two Zenit SLRs: a newer plastic Zenit ET and an old chrome Zenit 3M (no auto mirror return!). The ET is M42 mount and the 3M is M39. I can indeed fit the M39 lens on my LTM cameras, but the focusing does not coincide with the rangefinder.
 
stonydeluxe said:
I've got some things to give away for now, maybe I will add more in a couple of days:



1) Minolta SRT-101, small dent on one side, film advance lever little loose, but the camera still works fine. Great work horse ;) available again

2) Soligor 35mm/F2.8 for Minolta SR. gone to phothomas

3) Polaroid Land Camera 320, focus mechanism needs to be fixed. still available



Shipping to Western Europe is free (financial help is always appreciated)
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Update. :cool::cool:
 
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