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Leica M39 screw mount bodies/lenses
Leica I (model C), Elmar 35mm f/3.5 thick cam, 400-2TMY.

Erik.

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tunalegs said:
I have shot many rolls through several different K.W. Pilot 6 SLRs.

Ukishima Midget by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Shinjuku Evening by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Ford Fairlane by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Saab by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Tourists by Berang Berang, on Flickr

volkswagen by Berang Berang, on Flickr

beetle by Berang Berang, on Flickr

Pilot 6 by Berang Berang, on Flickr

I feel that if one wants to get the most out of uncoated lenses, they should be shooting color. The somewhat softer colors and the tendency for the photo to take on a cast of the predominant hue are qualities to be appreciated.
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Nice images. I enjoy seeing an old camera like that getting some exercise.
 
Plaubel Makina III, 100mm F4.2 Anticomar, Ilford FP4+ 6x9 rollfilm, Legacy Mic-X


Scan-161104-0001 by Nokton48, on Flickr


Plaubel Auto Makiflex handheld, 150mm F2.8 Schneider Xenotar at F2.8, Ilford FP4+ 6x9 rollfilm, Legacy Mic-X


Automatic Makiflex 150 Xenotar by Nokton48, on Flickr


Plaubel Makiflex, 180mm Zeiss CZJ Sonnar at F2.8, FOMA 200 6x9 rollfilm, Legacy Mic-X


Makiflex 180mm Sonnar Foma 200 by Nokton48, on Flickr


Plaubel Makiflex, Kern Arau 360mm F11 process lens, 9x9cm Foma Retro 320 image on 9x12cm sheet film (cropped), Legacy Mic-X


Makiflex Retro 320 - 2 by Nokton48, on Flickr


Plaubel Makiflex, 250mm Rodenstock Imagon, H5.8 Imagon Disk, Ilford FP4+ 6x9 rollfilm, Legacy Mic-X


250 Imagon Makiflex Foma by Nokton48, on Flickr
 
It's a 1938 Model E, with that Hektor I had restored (and Kodak DX 5222 film)

I've been into Great War living history for a few years now. There aren't that many events in the Netherlands though. We have a West Front 1914-1918 group featuring some Doughboys and Poilus.
The photo was taken at Grave earlier this month. We had a 'bomb crater' display complete with a 'casualty' and fake barbed wire.

Come visit us at Huis Doorn this weekend ;)

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Leica IIIc, CZJ 5cm f/1.5 Sonnar (J-3 mount conversion), fomapan 100
 
Mr_Flibble said:
It's a 1938
I've been into Great War living history for a few years now. There aren't that many events in the Netherlands though. We have a West Front 1914-1918 group featuring some Doughboys and Poilus.
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Do you know this Flickr-account about the Great War? I am following this one for a few years, very interesting, also photographically:https://www.flickr.com/photos/drakegoodman/

Good luck,

Erik.
 
Yes, I believe you've posted that link once or twice before, in response to other WW1 related photographs I've posted ;)
 
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