Sykomor
Established
East meets ... east
and west.
and west.
rocksoldierz
Newbie
found one on tv
found one on tv
http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7w5V/toyota-lets-go-places-song-by-tim-myers here is one in a commercial about 48 seconds in....
found one on tv
http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7w5V/toyota-lets-go-places-song-by-tim-myers here is one in a commercial about 48 seconds in....
mortalenema
What the?
lukitas
second hand noob
-Nash-
Established
I somewhat regret buying a FED 2 without a flash sync terminal, but the fast lens makes up for it.
mortalenema
What the?
Thanks. One of the reasons I got her was the lens. It was time for a collapsable. You are right, though, the Jupiter 8 looks hot as hell on her.
mortalenema
What the?
You'll just have to begin purchasing every variety of FED 2!
Gordon Coale
Well-known
Late FED 2.
Jagdtiger
Member
Leningrad(1958), my favourite rangefinder. As for me it's better than M3.
martinsmith99
Established
Sid836
Well-known
David Hughes
David Hughes
I couldn't resist the lens hood to match the old Zorki and J-8.
Regards, David
Regards, David
Sid836
Well-known
And that shot has convinced me that I should get one for my J8 on my Fed-3! It looks great!
02Pilot
Malcontent
My late FED-2 with new Jupiter-8.
Jagdtiger
Member
Pretty nice one 
My recently purchased pre-war FED from 1936:
I wonder how lucky I am, because this camera costed two bucks!
My recently purchased pre-war FED from 1936:
I wonder how lucky I am, because this camera costed two bucks!
Drack
Newbie
Pretty nice one
My recently purchased pre-war FED from 1936:
I wonder how lucky I am, because this camera costed two bucks!
Very because the price of this one is ~ 200USD
jet1944
Member
I have a FED 1 ,nice camera but I am having trouble rewinding the film .I set it to B and done the shutter button ,but it still locks up ,I would be gratefull for any help
Penny Lane
Hopelessly Citrophile
FED-2 by bimmer1502, on Flickr
This thing used to be green, but somebody took a rattlecan and painted her baby blue...
Derk
Sid836
Well-known
It looks great even in baby blue!
Ron (Netherlands)
Well-known
See the 'tube' on the below picture: it has a screw and a spring inside. Unscrew and take out the spring and tube and see if you can clean up old grease inside and underneath. Put it all back with a little bit of new grease.....
here you find some pics of a FED NKVD I completely restored some months ago for a fellow member:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zorki_2007/sets/72157631569483687/