Muggins
Junk magnet
It does indeed. There is a slider cover on the side you cant see that covers the sensor. I've been told that this meter is pretty rare; however, I cant really confirm this.
Ooh, I have one of these - certainly it's the only one I've ever seen, and is still accurate enough for most purposes, though a bit on the fiddly side because of its small size. Like my Retina, I guess - if I can find the thing I will pair them up!
Adrian
spatek
Newbie
Ooh, I have one of these - certainly it's the only one I've ever seen, and is still accurate enough for most purposes, though a bit on the fiddly side because of its small size. Like my Retina, I guess - if I can find the thing I will pair them up!
Adrian
You should find and pair it with the Retina definitely! IMO, it completes it - kinda like louvers on a fastback mustang!
colyn
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Kodak Retina IIIc Type 021 Ausf. II
Arrived on Monday. Shutter stripped down and parts soaked overnight in my ultrasonic cleaner. Reassembled lubed and adjusted Tuesday. Today I shot 2 rolls of Double XX. Both rolls hanging to dry in my darkroom and look good with excellent sharpness and contrast.

kodak_retina_edit by Colyn's fotografs, on Flickr
Arrived on Monday. Shutter stripped down and parts soaked overnight in my ultrasonic cleaner. Reassembled lubed and adjusted Tuesday. Today I shot 2 rolls of Double XX. Both rolls hanging to dry in my darkroom and look good with excellent sharpness and contrast.

kodak_retina_edit by Colyn's fotografs, on Flickr
OlliL
Well-known
Greyscale
Veteran
farlymac
PF McFarland
Nothing like starting with an early one, Mike, and working your way up.
PF
PF
Greyscale
Veteran
Nothing like starting with an early one, Mike, and working your way up.
PF
I am waiting for delivery of a Watameter rangefinder, as I have purchased a plethora of guess-focus cameras recently.
Swift1
Veteran
My Retina II just got back from it's trip to New Zealand where it was restored by Retina expert Chris Sherlock.
I'm very impressed with Chris, he's very communicative and informative, and he's quick, considering that he's halfway around the world.
I'm very impressed with Chris, he's very communicative and informative, and he's quick, considering that he's halfway around the world.
turbine930
Newbie
RayK
Member
colyn
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jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
Dcanalogue
Established
JPD
Retina and Rollei user
Two Retina IIa. The one with the f:2 Xenon arrived this week from Chris Sherlock after a overhaul.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2895/14630419528_313d059f3c_o.jpg

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2895/14630419528_313d059f3c_o.jpg
Requin
Established
Has anybody disassembled a Kodak Retina 117 or 118 shutter for CL and eventually A? And if, how?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Chris Sherlock
Established
My Retina IIIS
My Retina IIIS
The original leatherettes were very bad, so I recovered this one in some brown leatherette material instead.
Of course, once it is in the leather case , the leatherette can hardly be seen.
Regards, Chris
My Retina IIIS

The original leatherettes were very bad, so I recovered this one in some brown leatherette material instead.
Of course, once it is in the leather case , the leatherette can hardly be seen.
Regards, Chris
farlymac
PF McFarland
The original leatherettes were very bad, so I recovered this one in some brown leatherette material instead.
Of course, once it is in the leather case , the leatherette can hardly be seen.
Regards, Chris
Looks good, Chris.
farlymac
PF McFarland
Retina IIF
Retina IIF
Kodak Retina IIF Flash by br1078phot, on Flickr
I need to adjust the meter, as it's a couple of stops off. Or tweek my Sunny-16 meter.
PF
Retina IIF

Kodak Retina IIF Flash by br1078phot, on Flickr
I need to adjust the meter, as it's a couple of stops off. Or tweek my Sunny-16 meter.
PF
csdunek
Portly Bearded Gentleman
Jack Conrad
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