Texsport
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A back up Auto Up for my Fujica 670/690 cameras.
Texsport
Texsport
John E Earley
Tuol Sleng S21-0174
That was a great thread. I got my FTn out too.
Welland
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I am literally in love with her. I have and do own many great cameras but she is something different. I can't stop touching her, the look and feel of her is incredible for a lump of metal and glass. I know it is a tool and I will use her as such but it doesn't stop me knowing she is beautiful
stitchohana
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Beautiful ~
I am literally in love with her. I have and do own many great cameras but she is something different. I can't stop touching her, the look and feel of her is incredible for a lump of metal and glass. I know it is a tool and I will use her as such but it doesn't stop me knowing she is beautiful
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Nikon body and lens back caps
IR Remote Release for Sony A7
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IR Remote Release for Sony A7
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JonWNC
Established
$5
$5
TOPCON RE Super. Found at a car parts swap meet. It is super alright, super dirty! due to poor storage the front element has some scratches and blemishes to the coating. However, everything seems to work well on it, shutter speeds sound good, and the light meter is responsive.
$5
TOPCON RE Super. Found at a car parts swap meet. It is super alright, super dirty! due to poor storage the front element has some scratches and blemishes to the coating. However, everything seems to work well on it, shutter speeds sound good, and the light meter is responsive.
Sym101
Established
A Hexanon 50mm f2.0, my third 50mm M-mount. I'm beginning to appreciate that FOV.
hamradio
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Too many 4x5 lenses. A late '50s Schneider Angulon 90/6.8 and Wollensak Raptar 135/4.7. Hopefully the Angulon turns out to be a nice copy.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Hmm now I know where Sony got the design aesthetic for the A7...TOPCON RE Super. Found at a car parts swap meet. It is super alright, super dirty! due to poor storage the front element has some scratches and blemishes to the coating. However, everything seems to work well on it, shutter speeds sound good, and the light meter is responsive.
Greyscale
Veteran
Watameter II accessory rangefinder
Voigtlander accessory rangefinder
Some lens hoods
Voigtlander accessory rangefinder
Some lens hoods
awbphotog
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A Ricoh GR from the classifieds! Waiting for shipping info...oh man.
awbphotog
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Also...WHERE do you find all of these Texsport?! Good grief.
Johnmcd
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A Mamiya 7II plus 80mm and best of all the 50mm!
Sid836
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A roll of 122m Kodak Vision3 500T Color Negative Film 5219/7219. Don't know what I will do with it, but for just 2 euros I would buy any film.
ruby.monkey
Veteran
Just ordered one of these hoods for my 40mm Nokton, having had it brought to my attention in the recent 25mm Skopar discussion.
Stdon
Established
An Argus C3 flash. Going to configure it to trigger studio strobes.
Texsport
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Also...WHERE do you find all of these Texsport?! Good grief.[/quot
Serious searches and lucky purchases - Australia, France, Japan, U.S.,and of course eBay.
Biggest source has been Australia because of one giant find of an entire system some years ago.
My wife thinks I'm going crazy, and it is likely a short journey, but I'm now after back ups. Got duplicates of all cameras, lenses, and accessories except the 50mm lens. I've passed on 3 or 4 of the 50s because of price in the past.
There is a 100/3.5AE lens on a 670 on eBay right now if anyone is interested. Pricey however!
Texsport
jordan.dickinson
Jordan Dickinson
new MacBook Pro 13" Retina 2.6ghz, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD. Pretty excited about this little powerhouse...
Haven't owned a Mac in 10 years, but I'm just getting sick of my PC desktop.
Haven't owned a Mac in 10 years, but I'm just getting sick of my PC desktop.
hamradio
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Forgive my ignorance of the Auto Up, but what exactly is it, and how does it function? Some brief googling yielded very little information.
Texsport
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It's the 2 lens gizmo at the bottom left of the photo of Fujica lenses I posted.
Designed for studio portrait work, generally with a right angle eye piece, as pictured here with the 100/3.5AE lens.
For use with the 100mm lenses, it allows rangefinder coupled focusing at a reduced minimum focus distance of 0.58 meters, or about 1.7 feet.
This allows very close portraits, as in the examples from the great lallement.com website.
http://www.lallement.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=305
The 3rd photo down in the Jan 01 post by Abbazz is a frequent pose used with my grand kids. On 6X9, being wider, it also allows inclusion of some environmental details, or smooth bokeh, depending on desired effect.
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