Show us your SLR ..... WHAT?

[kanzlr]

the RTS III is the ultimate manual focus SLR, definitely.
Loved mine while I had it.

 

[Kent]

Minolta 7xi by LucisPictor, on Flickr

 

[Thomas78]

Really interesting cameras, not widely available I find which is a pity.

An interesting anecdote is that both my father and my uncle had a TLS 401 as their first SLR (and first real camera) in the early 1970s. (Which I did not know when acquiring this camera). My father still has the camera while my uncle sold it to buy a Canon F-1 a few years later.

 

[BLKRCAT]

Untitled by nownownownow, on Flickr

My SLR is a big one.

 

[azzurri]

glad to have it back after a complete overhaul

 

[hans voralberg]

My Nikon F and the Nikkor 58/1.4, shown in another thread today


DSC_6250.jpg by Bach Tran, on Flickr

 

[Sid836]

And here is my little Zenit-3M


Zenit-3M by Nikos.K., on Flickr

 

[tunalegs]

Bought this off of ebay to get the waist level finder that was on it. Was thinking about turning around and putting the camera right back on ebay, but I kind of like it. It feels pretty cheap though, this was made long after Ihagee Dresden bit the dust.

 

[tunalegs]

exakta by berangberang, on Flickr

Where the waist level finder went. Unfortunately I found out that the waist level finder made for Exas in the 1970s is cheaper/crappier than the "authentic" Exakta WLF of the 60s. It has a pretty terrible plastic magnifier that blurs the whole image except for the very center.

 

[Waus]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/21859854@N04/8633817743/in/photostream

 

[truefriendship]

Rolleiflex 6003 & Zeiss Distagon 50mm by rifftastic, on Flickr

 

[zhang xk]

Two black Canon SLRs. The A-1 is my second camera in late 1980's.

 

[p.giannakis]

 

[Spanik]

Just a couple of Mamiya's.

 

[Thomas78]

A gift from my uncle:


IMG_4709 von thomas.78 auf Flickr

(New F1, F1n, EF, AE-1)

 

[Tom A]

One of my "scores" at yesterdays local swap meet. Nikon F, #643xxxx (too lazy to check the number) and a 58mm f1.4 - and all the paperwork from when it was bought in Tokyo in May 1961. OHBA Camera Company - dont know if it still exists. Cost was $ 172,29! In the price list is also listed Nikon SP with 50mm f1.1 for $ 243,69!!!!! How do you make a time machine?

 

[Ronny]

Nice score Tom!
"En tidsmaskin är lika svår att bygga som en evighetsmaskin".

 

[Findus]

ren magi - pure magic by Sandra Wittmann, on Flickr


This is my absolute favorite camera... Love it.
Hasselblad 500 cm, now with fresh CLA

 

[azzurri]

One of my "scores" at yesterdays local swap meet. Nikon F, #643xxxx (too lazy to check the number) and a 58mm f1.4 - and all the paperwork from when it was bought in Tokyo in May 1961. OHBA Camera Company - dont know if it still exists. Cost was $ 172,29! In the price list is also listed Nikon SP with 50mm f1.1 for $ 243,69!!!!! How do you make a time machine?

Nice on Tom. Scoring such a pretty camera is already a plus. The paperwork just makes it all the better!

 

[Tom A]

I did scan some of the Tax Free price list from 1961. the cameras are interesting - but I love the Transistor Radios - remember those. You can find the images on our Flickr site.