Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
At some point in my camera collecting phase I decided I needed some Kodak Signets.
The first one I bought was the Signet 35. Stuck shutter, bad rangefinder. Nothing a bit of elbow grease couldn't fix....though I made a slight design choice in replacing the 50/50 beam-splitter with a 70/30 one. Which gives me a very purple sheen in the viewfinder with a very bright RF image. Not optimal in low light, but during the day works very well.
The 44mm f/3.5 Ektar on the Signet 35 is a Tessar formula.
UK 1-day Roadtrip, Agfa Superpan 200, Orange filter
Feel free to share yours
The first one I bought was the Signet 35. Stuck shutter, bad rangefinder. Nothing a bit of elbow grease couldn't fix....though I made a slight design choice in replacing the 50/50 beam-splitter with a 70/30 one. Which gives me a very purple sheen in the viewfinder with a very bright RF image. Not optimal in low light, but during the day works very well.
The 44mm f/3.5 Ektar on the Signet 35 is a Tessar formula.
UK 1-day Roadtrip, Agfa Superpan 200, Orange filter
Feel free to share yours
Hatchetman
Well-known
The Signet 35 is the only camera is was on I think.
There is another thread:
https://rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159766&highlight=kodak+signet+35
There is another thread:
https://rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159766&highlight=kodak+signet+35