Brian Atherton
Well-known
Magnum Contact Sheets by Kristen Lubben (Thames & Hudson, 2011)
nicographicc
Member
dropped some $ on 70 rolls of Arista Premium, together with some negative filing sheets. July is gonna be a great month!
Rodchenko
Olympian
Kodak No.1 Panoram
Wow! Just...wow!
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Yes 
It's close to a 110 years old, takes 4 6x18cm negatives on a roll of 120 format film. 112 degree view-angle.
Probably needs a bit of a TLC
It's close to a 110 years old, takes 4 6x18cm negatives on a roll of 120 format film. 112 degree view-angle.
Probably needs a bit of a TLC
Rodchenko
Olympian
I was going to ask if it was 120. That's a distinct plus. Has the bellows been replaced at some point?
Can't wait for the results. Scanning might be a bit tricky.
Can't wait for the results. Scanning might be a bit tricky.
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
My scanning frames for my HP G4050 can handle a strip of 3 x 6x6cm negatives. I think it'll be alright. Or I'll just keep the negatives flat with some plexiglass.
Originally they were for the 105 format film. With 120 you have to use the numbers 2, 6, 10 and 14 for the proper frame spacing.
Don't know about the bellows, the leather just looks dry. I know someone who has had to replace rotten ones on theirs, so that should not be an big hurdle if it comes to that.
Originally they were for the 105 format film. With 120 you have to use the numbers 2, 6, 10 and 14 for the proper frame spacing.
Don't know about the bellows, the leather just looks dry. I know someone who has had to replace rotten ones on theirs, so that should not be an big hurdle if it comes to that.
locheeboy
locheeboy
Ah used tae stand and stare at this camera, in the local camera shop window - and wish...and wish...
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Nine more packs of Impossible Project film for Polaroid 600 and SX-70.
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kxl
Social Documentary
28mm M-Hexanon from Bob (nanthor). Shipped today; waiting for USPS delivery.
Thanks Bob!
Thanks Bob!
Rogrund
Antti Sivén
Ah used tae stand and stare at this camera, in the local camera shop window - and wish...and wish...
Very nice! I saved money for a long time back in 1979 and got a brand new XG-2 and a 50/1.7. I would never have afforded a XD-7 and a 50/1.4...
hausen
Well-known
Nice. My first camera. Still have it actually. XD7
FredtheLlama
Established
An early birthday prezzie for myself
Very nice!
I've got my eye on a good 124G. How does this one handle? They look better built then the G's.
MrFujicaman
Well-known
A lightbox (mil. surplus X-ray viewer) from Sportsmans guide. 14" by17" viewing area and 5500K tubes. Finally a decent lightbox !
free2move
Established
I had a Yashica Mat (see pic below) before but it gradually feel apart
After handling the Yashica Mat 124, I would say if you are able to get a good copy, go for it.
It feels a bit heavier (might be the added meter and chrome bits), almost like a tank. The chrome film advance lever winds like a charm, tested all the shutter speeds (no problem at all).
I did read that the 124Gs had some plastic bits as compared to the chrome bits on the 124 (article here: http://www.yashicatlr.com/66ModelsPage4.html#yashicamat124g)
Pic of 124G here:
As you can see, the 124 does look more "bling" than 124G. I'm a retrogrouch myself so I am really glad I went for the 124 rather than the 124G
uhoh7
Veteran
somebody left a 135 APO telyt at my door and deducted several thousand from my bank account.
Mcary
Well-known
A Nikkor-H 5cm F-2 LTM in chrome/silver
kyonthinh
Established
wakarimasen
Well-known
Meopta Optemus 6 enlarger
ruby.monkey
Veteran
A couple of 35mm film magazines, with which I hope to bodge a daylight film loader which can hold a 400' roll.
Ko.Fe.
Lenses 35/21 Gears 46/20
Smith Victor PL-10 light with bulb for $10 Fits on my boom arm!
Fits on my boom arm!