Canon LTM Show off your Canon RF

[Thomas78]

My Canon 85/1.5 just arrived today:

 

[Bill58]

My Canon 85/1.5 just arrived today:

A beautiful lens, but a beast. Congrats!

 

[richardhkirkando]

Just got a 7. Very impressive camera for the price. Only issue on mine is that the frameline illuminating window is loose, which strangely seems to cause issues with vertical alignment.


Canon 7 by richardhkirkando, on Flickr

 

[astro8]

Haven't had a chance to use it yet....

 

[SIREX]

First Post and First Canon RF

First Post and First Canon RF

I just Bought this camera Friday. I was looking for a Nikon F1 or F2 for astrophotography use (just starting) and I came across this old canon camera locally. It took me 3 hours of web searching just to figure out what it was. I am not a very good photographer but this camera was so cool I bought it. I am going to get some film this week and try a few photos with it.

 

[p.giannakis]

Just got this unloved child for £0.50. It has a 40mm f/2.8 lens and people seem to think that it is the same lens as in the Canonet 28. Well, it isn't. The canonet has a 40mm f/2.8 4 elements in 3 groups Tessar type and this one has a 40mm f/2.8 5 elements in 4 groups which sounds terrible similar to a Sonnar type. Please correct me if wrong.

 

[Joe_Incognito]

Hi folks. I am brand new to RF photography and I absolutely love it! I enjoy the challenge of figuring out the shot rather than letting the camera do it for me. Every failed shot is a lesson and each successful shot is a thrill. My first RF? A Canonet QL17 that I picked up at a thrift store for $20. I fully expected light leaks or slow shutter or anything really, but it is bang on and sealed tight. Here's a pic.

 

[japancamerahunter]

This is one of my personal cameras. It is actually for sale at the moment, as I no longer use the damn thing.

 

[migs]

interesting. what are you looking for it?

 

[Pikapig]

My Canon setup

 

[Thomas78]

My Canon IIS2 with the Canon "Sonnar" 50 mm f/1.5 :




Canon IIS2_b von thomas.78 auf Flickr

 

[Bingley]

My Canon IVSB2 on the right, with a German cousin:


Bottom-loader bliss by bingley0522, on Flickr

I will only say this on this thread: the Canon is more fun to use...

 

[wakarimasen]

Ooops - wrong thread

 

[ronnies]

My 'new' original Canonet. This one is early enough that it does NOT have an aperture scale in the viewfinder, just left and right arrows.


Canon Canonet by F4ronnie, on Flickr

Ronnie

 

[seanbonner]

This is what I'm carrying around these days, really having fun with the Canonet!

 

[Nantonicn]

Howdy all!

This is my first foray into rangefinder cameras (also my first post). I picked up this Canonet QL17 G-III for the bargain price of $52 (seemed like a bargain to me). Thanks to reading through this forum I've been able to replace the light seals and clean the haze off the view finder without hassle. I can't wait to see how my first roll of film turns out. It's been a long time since I've used film cameras. I'm so excited to get back to old school.

 

[Gerry M]

7S, 50/1.8

 

[vctrlgk]

I didn't go through the whole thread, but I only saw pictures of Canonet gIII in black, so here's a black "new" canonet ql17.

I've had this Canonet ql17 for a couple of months now and I really love it. It is my first rangefinder. The camera came with a flash and lenshood with little baggies that attach to the strap. Very nice.

 

[airds]

The more common silver body details from the Canon Camera Museum
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/...9_nql17.html?lang=us&categ=crn&page=1966-1975

 

[-Nash-]

Flares like a [insert profanity here].

This really really needs a lens hood.