Love at first sight! Voigtlander Vitomatic I

Tom V

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Italian Street Painting Festival

Italian Street Painting Festival

The stree painting festival was this weekend and it is always a great place for pictures.

The following pictures were on an old roll of Superia 200, using the settings from the very nice coupled selenium meter.

It's a very stealthy camera. I took two frames of the two women from 4 feet away and they didn't notice.
 

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The lady chimping the Nikon is the artist for Juliet (Olivia Hussey in the Franco Zeffrelli film).
 

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My Favorite Subject

My Favorite Subject

All pics are from my photofinishers scan. There is mild cropping (to 5x7) and levels applied.
 

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Lovely colours in your shots. I bought a Vito CLR a while ago off eBay for about $25.00 which also has the Color Skopar lens and was blown away the first time I used it.

They're a homely little beast but really are a very good camera ... mine has the front mounted shutter button which can be a little weird at first! :p
 
Cool! Love the shots. I picked up a Vitoret off the bay about a month ago for $12.00 with the shipping. Sweet little cameras. I carry mine about quite a bit.
 
They are quite a surprise for an FSU enthusiast aren't they?
From the same era as some of the FEDs and Zorkis, they are amazingly well made.
 
Well I don't have any FSU cameras, except for one plastic Smena 6, but the Voigtlander is pure German engineering.

It's a little jewel. The finish and detailing is beautiful, and even better looking than a Zeiss Contina II which I recently purchased.

The next roll of film will be thru the Contina. Both shutters appear to be just fine! Pretty good for a 50 year old camera that has probably never been serviced. Let's hear it for Prontor shutters.
 
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