jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
On the bay someone is selling a fed-S with the fed 50/2 collapsible!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=15234&item=7521250971&rd=1&ssPageName=WD1V This is my real dream-camera, if only I had the money for the perfect camera and the perfect lens :angel:
Joris Bens
Joris Bens
captainslack
Five Goats Hunter
That's actually not a bad price, considering the rarity of the S. Of course, age doesn't appear to have been too kind to that one.
jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
The body doesn't look in great shape, but I'm more interested in the lens and the lens looks very fine to me.
It would be nice to have such a lens, but then again it'll cost (almos) as much as a collapsible 50/2 Leica
I hope that another fed-s will show up in a year or so and then I might be able to afford one
Joris Bens
I hope that another fed-s will show up in a year or so and then I might be able to afford one
Joris Bens
jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
I found a second one on the bay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=15234&item=7523742293&rd=1
This one looks better and is cheaper
Well I'm getting some GAS-urges :bang:
Joris Bens
This one looks better and is cheaper
Joris Bens
dll927
Well-known
It's interesting that the Russian camera makes all seem to have a "C" model - which seems to stand for "S", since there is no "S" in Russian. Zorki had a "C" right after the original model and before the Zorki-2. I've also read in some places that the "S" stood for 'synchronization', even if the Russkis can't spell. (Yes, I know it has a different alphabet.)
I have a Zorki "C", but maybe the Feds are rare, as is the case with the Zorki-2. As for the collapsable lens, that's common on the early models of all the Russian RF's - is the FED one special??
I have a Zorki "C", but maybe the Feds are rare, as is the case with the Zorki-2. As for the collapsable lens, that's common on the early models of all the Russian RF's - is the FED one special??
jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
Fed-s or fed-c (in cyrillic) is very rare, and the lens isn't just an ordinary 50/3.5 but a faster 50/2.0 and those also are rare. This is the first time i've seen two fed-s's at the same time on the bay, sometimes there is one, but mostly none can be found on the bay.
I'm an FSU rangefinder fan (actually all FSU cameras). And I would love such a lens. (second picture) I think it is absed on the Leica summitar (first picture), but I aint sure because I don't know a lot about Leica lenses.(Correct me if I'm wrong about the comparison)
Joris Bens
I'm an FSU rangefinder fan (actually all FSU cameras). And I would love such a lens. (second picture) I think it is absed on the Leica summitar (first picture), but I aint sure because I don't know a lot about Leica lenses.(Correct me if I'm wrong about the comparison)
Joris Bens
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
Nice looking but the seller says the curtains are bad. 50mm/f2 collapsable lens though, THATS appealing!jorisbens said:I found a second one on the bayhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=15234&item=7523742293&rd=1
This one looks better and is cheaperWell I'm getting some GAS-urges :bang:
Joris Bens![]()
Rob
einolu
Well-known
Fancy. That second fed has a 1/1000 shutter speed. Curious about the lens too, I too think its a copy of the summitar.
jorisbens
rff: penguins know why
einolu said:Fancy. That second fed has a 1/1000 shutter speed. Curious about the lens too, I too think its a copy of the summitar.
All fed-s's have a 1/1000 shutter speed setting, I thought it was some sort of fed-2 prototype that was never commercially built, but a few hundred were built and given to the rich-important soviets. (Now that aint real communism
Joris Bens
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