Canon LTM Show off your Canon RF

[John E Earley]

 

[KEVIN-XU 愛 forever]

Canon 25mm,28mm LTM lenses collection complete!


Flickr 上 KEVIN is listening Begin...... 的 Canon 25mm ,28mm Ltm Collection complete!


Canon 25mm f3.5, Canon 28mm f3.5 Chrome Version & Canon 28mm f3.5 rare Black version , Canon 28mm f2.8 all in Leica screw mount

 

[colyn]

My Canon P with 50mm f/1.8 and original series VI hood..


canon_p by Colyn's fotografs, on Flickr

 

[Tom33]

Very nice. I see your background (yard?) looks little better than mine - it is indeed hot and dry! Texas in August can be trying....

Tom

 

[Mablo]

Wow, love to see those Canon P images. I've had several of them but had to give up because of deteriorating eyesight. I still think it's the most beautiful classic rangefinder camera.

 

[colyn]

Very nice. I see your background (yard?) looks little better than mine - it is indeed hot and dry! Texas in August can be trying....

Tom

Thanks

It is so dry you can hear the grass crunch when you walk on it..

 

[colyn]

Wow, love to see those Canon P images. I've had several of them but had to give up because of deteriorating eyesight. I still think it's the most beautiful classic rangefinder camera.

I favor it over the Canon 7 but still use both..

 

[BLKRCAT]

 

[Greyscale]

I found this beautiful thing in a local thrift store this afternoon. I think that it is a IVF?:


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr


Canon IVF by Greyscale3, on Flickr

 

[rastas]

Canon RF

Canon RF

Here's mine rangefinder (formerly a canon 5dmk2, but converted to Leica M):

 

[riosundoro]

50mm lenses are all I need on these fabulous mechanical cameras.

Cheers

 

[truefriendship]

I found this beautiful thing in a local thrift store this afternoon. I think that it is a IVF?:

Fabulous find!
I think you're right about it being a IVF.
Have a look here:
http://www.pacificrimcamera.com/pp/canon/iv.htm

~Rif

 

[truefriendship]

50mm lenses are all I need on these fabulous mechanical cameras.

Cheers

Which body/lens is your fav? And why?

~Rif

 

[riosundoro]

Which body/lens is your fav? And why?

~Rif

Hi,

They are all favorites.

But believe it or not, the one I use most often is actually a Jupiter 8 50mm. It very light and not front heavy at all. Image Quality wise, I find all of them great.

 

[riosundoro]

Which body/lens is your fav? And why?

~Rif

Bodywise, I prefer the L3. Somehow the size and weight feel right. Canon 7 is a tad too bulky, IMHO. The P will come in second.

The VT's trigger wind has no practical use in terms of its speed advantage. When I shoot film, I take my time, so I have no need for rapid wind feature.

Cheers,

 

[Bille]

Here's mine rangefinder (formerly a canon 5dmk2, but converted to Leica M):

Funny... Do you have a photo to share?

 

[kevels]

Canonet ql17, L or new? Doesn't have check battery button. hmmm...

 

[imjasonc]

Hello, new here!

Just got this recently. I replaced the light seals, and cleaned the viewfinder.


Day 335: Made in Japan Black Canon Canonet QL17 by JFChanPhoto, on Flickr

 

[mennovanw]

An update since my last post in this topic 2 years ago (the Canon collection has grown significantly since then ) Things like original finders, cases, flashes and other accesoires are not shown here for sake of a nice clean picture

Camera f.l.t.r.:
-Canon 7sZ (big rewind knob) with very early serial Canon 50 f1.8 black (at least it used to be black, but due to a production error it's more red/brown now)
-Canon P with meter and Canon 50 f1.4
-Canon 7sZ (small rewind knob) with Canon 50 f0.95
-Canon VI-T with meter and Canon 50 f1.2
-Canon VI-L with Canon 50 mm brightline finder (with automatic correction) and Canon 50 f1.8 black

Lenses f.l.t.r.:
-Canon 35 f2
-Canon 85 f1.8
-Canon 100 f3.5 black
-Canon 135 f3.5 black

Everything is clean, CLA'd and working as a charm. I luv' rollin' that excellent Kodak Portra film through them!

 

[mynikonf2]

A wonderful collection & display, you have there. I really enjoy viewing collections like this because I appreciate the time & effort (not to mention the $$) it takes to assemble all of these items. There is a certain passion & dedication to quality exemplified here. Congrats on your success & thanks for sharing it with us.