RF with standard lens and manual settings

[kossko]

Hi folks

I wonder if there is any fixed lens rf film camera with focal lenght near 45mm to 50mm and manual mode. Thanks

 

[konicaman]

Well, Konica S and S2 come to mind, both have some very sharp glass.

http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Konica_S

http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Konica_Auto_S2

 

[Carey M]

Also Konica I, II, III, IIIa and IIIm. And Yashica Lynx 1000, 5000, 5000e, 14 and 14e.

 

[Shab]

I have an Olympus 35 SP with a really good G.Zuiko 42mm 1.7... and love it.

 

[maigo]

Petri 45mm f1.9.

https://www.casualphotophile.com/2014/09/21/petri-f1-9-camera-review/


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[petronius]

Agfa Karat, Kodak Retina, Zeiss Contessa

 

[BernardL]

Hi folks

I wonder if there is any fixed lens rf film camera with focal lenght near 45mm to 50mm and manual mode. Thanks

Plenty! Add to the above suggestions: Voigtlander Vito CR/CLR. And, highly recommended: Olympus 35RC: all you need in a compact and neat package.

 

[kossko]

Thanks a lot.

 

[webOSUser]

Why no interchangeable 35mm RFs?

For example, FSU 35mm RFs with a good 50mm lenses are available for about $100US. And you will have the option of changing focal length if you wish.

Steve

Hi folks

I wonder if there is any fixed lens rf film camera with focal lenght near 45mm to 50mm and manual mode. Thanks

 

[Mjd-djm]

Canonet QL19 is also pretty darn good.

 

[Huss]

Voigtlander Vitessa (mine has the 50mm f2 Ultron lens), Zeiss Contessa 35.

There's quite a few!

 

[A.S.]

Also Konica I, II, III, IIIa and IIIm. And Yashica Lynx 1000, 5000, 5000e, 14 and 14e.

The Lynx 5000 was my dip-my-toe-in-the-water RF. I liked the heck out of it. Though the rangefinder patch became quite dim, and I never got around to seeing how a Mark Hama CLA might have helped. Recommended nonetheless.

 

[jazzwave]

My fav : Konica Auto S2 and S3
The hexanon lens is very good, as suggested by some RFF member I boght the S2 for only $35

Some sample from S2
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[skucera]

I've got several I can recommend:

Canon Canonet QL-17-- very handy, with an exquisite lens, but a very short focus throw.
Minolta Hi-Matic 9 or 7S-- my oldest daughter has the 9, and it delivers truly beautiful photos. I'm a little envious. The 7S has lots of good buzz too.
Leica M3-- not quite what you're asking about, but it is an excellent camera that I can recommend from personal experience.

Good luck.

Scott

 

[Ccoppola82]

I really like the Olympus SP. I've found it to work flawlessly and a good beat around camera with a 42mm 1.7. I use this or a Spotmatic F when I don't want to draw attention Using a leica

 

[johnnyrod]

I also have a Konica S, lovely camera though a bit big compared to a Zeiss Contessa. The Japanese cameras I've seen seem to age better however, in my limited experience; the German ones are more prone to being in need of a service before use. If you get a working one (or sort it out yourself) then they are great cameras to use.

 

[forceusr]

The Yashica Electro35 GSN has a 45/1.7 fixed lens. Great little camera. Good glass.

 

[ForestCap]

The Yashica Electro35 GSN has a 45/1.7 fixed lens. Great little camera. Good glass.

Im a big fan of Yashica however here is no manual mode on this camera and it is not little.