LeicaFoReVer
Addicted to Rangefinders
only the lens goes for 200$ as it is a sharp lens and can be used in digital cameras with an adapter.
Just check though, I found two of lenses in the past and both suffered from loose coupler. Just check the aperture if it goes to the aperture you select when you take a shot.
Just check though, I found two of lenses in the past and both suffered from loose coupler. Just check the aperture if it goes to the aperture you select when you take a shot.
tlitody
Well-known
Good talks about the Contax line up, guys.
Keep it coming.
Meanwhile, I am reading up on the manual which the Contax Info guys had scanned here:
http://www.contaxinfo.com/broshures/ST/FrameSet.htm
Didn't know the shutter goes up to 1/6000 on Av mode. And that ceramic film plate, no wonder it looked a bit odd to me when I saw it.
The viewfinder is super bright, brighter than my F3 and probably as bright as my OM-3 with its 2-13 focusing screen.
I know these fast shutter speeds are useful sometimes but I wonder how many people are aware that film suffers reciprocity at fast shutter speeds and exposure and/or development modification may be required at even 1/1000 th of a second.
Look at datasheets for the particular film you are using. T-Max 400 is OK. Tri-X isn't. Plus-X isn't.
btgc
Veteran
I know these fast shutter speeds are useful sometimes but I wonder how many people are aware that film suffers reciprocity at fast shutter speeds and exposure and/or development modification may be required at even 1/1000 th of a second.
Look at datasheets for the particular film you are using. T-Max 400 is OK. Tri-X isn't. Plus-X isn't.
I weren't. Thank for pointing out, will read on this.
Recently I received Contax off-camera flash cord to use with Yashica SLR. Now I have something from Contax
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
only the lens goes for 200$ as it is a sharp lens and can be used in digital cameras with an adapter.
Just check though, I found two of lenses in the past and both suffered from loose coupler. Just check the aperture if it goes to the aperture you select when you take a shot.
The lens was mine way before the camera came
I used it with 137MA and RTS.
Thanks for the warning though.
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