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The Scrambled Fed 2
The Scrambled Fed 2
Perhaps in hindsight the depth of field is a bit small for some of these shots.

IMGP6531 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
The fuzzy thing on the front is the Industar-61 LD Tessar-based lens, reputedly the sharpest LTM Tessar lens. It has click-stop aperture but was assembled upside-down so the engravings don't align. I taped on the marks instead.

IMGP6532 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Back view: film advance on the right, rewind on the left. Diopter/focus adjustment for the range/view finder on the left under the rewind knob.

IMGP6549 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
The base - closed

IMGP6548 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Lift and turn the handles ...

IMGP6538 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
And the entire back removes. Internally, though, this handles like a screwmount Leica/ M Leica not like a Leca CL or a swing-back camera. Easiest to load by ...

IMGP6545 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr

IMGP6546 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr

IMGP6547 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
There is a rewind ring rather than a lever or button: this is around the shutter release. Down (turn clockwise) is the rewind position.

IMGP6551 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Turn anticlockwise to shoot.

IMGP6552 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Sure its an ugly little thing, but it gets the job done. At least it no longer has the odd smell it came from the Ukraine with.
I've started on my roll: it's a %^&$ of a week here so may take a little while.
The Scrambled Fed 2
Perhaps in hindsight the depth of field is a bit small for some of these shots.

IMGP6531 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
The fuzzy thing on the front is the Industar-61 LD Tessar-based lens, reputedly the sharpest LTM Tessar lens. It has click-stop aperture but was assembled upside-down so the engravings don't align. I taped on the marks instead.

IMGP6532 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Back view: film advance on the right, rewind on the left. Diopter/focus adjustment for the range/view finder on the left under the rewind knob.

IMGP6549 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
The base - closed

IMGP6548 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Lift and turn the handles ...

IMGP6538 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
And the entire back removes. Internally, though, this handles like a screwmount Leica/ M Leica not like a Leca CL or a swing-back camera. Easiest to load by ...

IMGP6545 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr

IMGP6546 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr

IMGP6547 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
There is a rewind ring rather than a lever or button: this is around the shutter release. Down (turn clockwise) is the rewind position.

IMGP6551 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Turn anticlockwise to shoot.

IMGP6552 by Scrambler@4350, on Flickr
Sure its an ugly little thing, but it gets the job done. At least it no longer has the odd smell it came from the Ukraine with.
I've started on my roll: it's a %^&$ of a week here so may take a little while.