Name that Camera and Lens Challenge!

ryan00013

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Name all of the cameras and lenses! Feel free to post your own whether it is for fun or actually identifying a mystery lens. I am posting both!


These first few I actually need help with! I recently acquired them and I am not sure exactly what they are:


Mystery Lens #1 front
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Mystery Lens #1 back
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Mystery Lens #2 front
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Mystery Lens #2 back
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Mystery Adapter top
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Mystery Adapter bottom
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Mystery Lens #3 front
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Mystery Lens #3 back
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This last image is just for fun. It is my current kit. Which cameras and lenses can you identify?
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Thanks for playing (and thanks in advance for the help)!
Harvey
 
You can tell the X100 from the X100s from the EVF switch but it was hard to tell with that tape!

RD1 looks to have a CV Nokton 35mm.
 
1 lens is FED which usually goes with Zorki, LTM mount (costs about $20)
2 lens is Industar 69, also LTM mount ($30)
3 lens is Orion 15, LTM ($250-300)
 
Right, I was wondering if this was a trick question....

Not so much a trick question, but moreso that I haven't owned many vintage lenses (and I am unfamiliar with Russian lettering).

Thanks to everyone for the clarification! That was a huge help.


Anyone have input on the adapter ring? It is the only thing left unidentified.


Also, no one has correctly guessed the silver/black lens on the Fuji X-Pro1 or the Rd-1 lens. Further guesses?
 
The adapter ring appears to be LTM/M39 female thread i.e. to accept any of the lenses you have just shown.

A photo of the male (camera) side of the adapter in the round would help. The location of small cutouts (if any) in the tabs would finalise the identification.

The broad answer is that it's a macro mount for LTM lens to a manual focus SLR. Which SLR I can't say from the angle you have shown - others might be able to.

The Nikon, Pentax, Minolta and Konica mounts have superficial resemblances and are easiest to differentiate with the whole mount on view. I'm guessing Minolta based on the location of the red dot but then I'm away from my camera gear to do a comparison.

Try http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-99.html

EDIT: further reflection would suggest that Nikon is the most probable answer followed by Pentax. Based on assuming you bought these items together: someone was probably trying them all out as macro lenses on an APS-C dSLR (where the I-69 would cover the sensor) therefore most likely Nikon, second most likely Pentax. The other similar mounts are not available in dSLRs.
 
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That Industar-69 is the reason you rarely find a Chaika with it's lens anymore. Lots of unscrupulous dealers are selling them as for regular LTM mount cameras, but they will not work.

PF
 
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