Test shot from my ROBOT 24

[flyingpalm]

few test shots, Ilford 400 FP5+

 

[DNG]

I have always thought a Robot 24 might a cool camera for 35mm, square negative, more frames per roll...

I like the BW photographs...very moody
the 3 sepia was a burst shot? How may FPS with a spring wind?... does it have a Rotary shutter also?

 

[flyingpalm]

I have always thought a Robot 24 might a cool camera for 35mm, square negative, more frames per roll...

I like the BW photographs...very moody
the 3 sepia was a burst shot? How may FPS with a spring wind?... does it have a Rotary shutter also?

Yes, I like the square format too......., the film maybe too old and have to increase contrast a lot. I'll try some color positive later.

The sephia not a burst shoot as you can see the first one a bit off.
It can took about 20-25 frames per wind.
I don't think it has a rotary shutter but maybe wrong🙂

 

[Keith]

That first pic is very cool.

A Robot is high on my want list! 😀

 

[dave lackey]

Keith, don't look now but KEH has this:

http://www.keh.com/camera/35mm-Collectibles-Camera-Outfits/1/sku-AT019991158330?r=FE

It appears to be quite complete, working and only $889.🙂

 

[Keith]

Keith, don't look now but KEH has this:

ROBOT ROYAL 36 MODULE.III

It appears to be quite complete, working and only $889.🙂

Dave ... as you realise 'want' and 'afford' are seldom good bed fellows.

Well not for me currently!

😀

 

[Edward C. Zimmermann]

It can took about 20-25 frames per wind.
I don't think it has a rotary shutter but maybe wrong🙂

All Robot (film) models from the original Robot I through Star, Royal and Recorder use a rotary shutter and motor (mostly spring driven except for the "Motor Recorders" which use an electric motor).