hap
Well-known
I've given up on the 43mm filter for mine. Just following Rockwell and use modern 43mm and carefully attachBeen threatening to do this for a couple of weeks, the recent "Coupled Rangefinders" thread didn't help and with my 60th birthday coming up on 9/30, I was trolling Ebay daily and bugging Sonnar_Brian just as often for adviceWell, last night I saw a screaming deal pop up on Ebay and put it on my watch list for when I got paid today. Then this morning I got an offer from the seller chopping another few bucks off and I'm like heck yeah.
Nikon S-2 with Nikkor SC 50/1.4:
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I'm sure I'll be a hopeless wreck waiting for it to get here from JapanI'll pop a roll of Illford XP2 in it and see what if how good a deal I got. Finding a yellow 43mm filter will probably be entertaining too...
Mcary
Well-known
Konica minolta dimage scan dual iv and a 2 ft USB cable per the VueScan site's advice to use a shorter cable then what comes with scanner.
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
FotodioX 20mm Maco extension for the X2D. I'd like to look at things up close this winter when all that is happening outside is cold and rain. Be prepared for photos of navel lint. LMAO
Dralowid
Michael
Oh Dear Oh Dear, I thought my collecting days were over but this guy is selling a white Focamatic designed by the celebrated Roger Tallon (look him up).
Fortunately I don't think I have a spare 200 Euros lying around for what is, I suspect, not a very good camera!
www.fotofex.fr
Fortunately I don't think I have a spare 200 Euros lying around for what is, I suspect, not a very good camera!
FRENCH CAMERAS | Cameras
Only Made in France or for French market cameras Foca Focaflex Sem Semflex Royer Savoyflex Royflex Pontiac Telka Kinax Norca Goldstein Fex Photax Kafta Sidax Alsaphot Cornu Jules Richard Angenieux Berthiot Lumière Kodak Agfa

hap
Well-known
How can you not buy the compact 127 camera ?Oh Dear Oh Dear, I thought my collecting days were over but this guy is selling a white Focamatic designed by the celebrated Roger Tallon (look him up).
Fortunately I don't think I have a spare 200 Euros lying around for what is, I suspect, not a very good camera!
FRENCH CAMERAS | Cameras
Only Made in France or for French market cameras Foca Focaflex Sem Semflex Royer Savoyflex Royflex Pontiac Telka Kinax Norca Goldstein Fex Photax Kafta Sidax Alsaphot Cornu Jules Richard Angenieux Berthiot Lumière Kodak Agfawww.fotofex.fr
Tim Murphy
Well-known
Dear Board,
I took a couple of chances on an auction site. I won 2 Nikkormat FTN's. An older chrome version and newer black version. I didn't buy them because I needed them, I bought them for the lenses. The chrome one has a Nikkor 28mm/f3.5 H and black one has what I though was a 24mm/f2.8 AI but is in fact the AI-s version. Both cameras and lenses seem to work with new batteries. The chrome one matches every camera I own when metering. The black one was DOA and even with a new battery still did not work. But I cleaned the meter compartment with a little vinegar and low and behold the meter responds and the needle reacts to changing shutter speeds and/or apertures. Further testing is needed, but I now have vintage Nikkors from 24mm to 300mm in all the focal lengths except for 85mm.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
Harrisburg PA
Nikkormats by Tim Murphy, on Flickr
I took a couple of chances on an auction site. I won 2 Nikkormat FTN's. An older chrome version and newer black version. I didn't buy them because I needed them, I bought them for the lenses. The chrome one has a Nikkor 28mm/f3.5 H and black one has what I though was a 24mm/f2.8 AI but is in fact the AI-s version. Both cameras and lenses seem to work with new batteries. The chrome one matches every camera I own when metering. The black one was DOA and even with a new battery still did not work. But I cleaned the meter compartment with a little vinegar and low and behold the meter responds and the needle reacts to changing shutter speeds and/or apertures. Further testing is needed, but I now have vintage Nikkors from 24mm to 300mm in all the focal lengths except for 85mm.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
Harrisburg PA

AveryWagg
Established
Sold M240, bought Korg Volca FM2... oops, wrong forum.
shawn
Veteran

Figure this will make a nice combo with the 40mm and 80mm.
seany65
Well-known
Last week I bought one 21mm push-on Yellow-Green filter and one 21mm push-on Yellow filter (which is a bit pale for my taste, but they seem to be rarer than a hen's teeth necklace being worn by Lord Lucan while riding shergar, so begger's can't be chosers), for my Altissa Altix III.
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
If you'd added a reference to Judge Crater Joseph Force Crater - Wikipedia I think you would have truly covered the waterfront.Last week I bought one 21mm push-on Yellow-Green filter and one 21mm push-on Yellow filter (which is a bit pale for my taste, but they seem to be rarer than a hen's teeth necklace being worn by Lord Lucan while riding shergar, so begger's can't be chosers), for my Altissa Altix III.
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
If you'd added a reference to Judge Crater Joseph Force Crater - Wikipedia I think you would have truly covered the waterfront.![]()
While walking from Grand Central Station to the connection for the Times Square Shuttle (subway) I passed what some NYC wag had written on the wall, "Judge Crater, please call your office." Manhattan humor. You gotta love it.
Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
Pretty sure Lord Lucan, Judge Crater, and Jimmy Hoffa were seen boarding Malaysia Airlines flight 370 with Amelia Earhart.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
Oh I’m a lucky boy - I just snagged a very nice (or so it appeared in the seller’s photos) set of tilt/swing bellows for my Bronica S2. I was so sure that these bellows were going to go way over $150, but I got them for $50. Really looking forward to putting them to use.
kuvvy
Well-known
Got a mini fridge for my film. I don’t shoot much film but wife said I had to get it out of the food fridge
Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
Is the image circle from Bronica lenses large enough to give you a fair amount of movement? The somewhat small image circle from Hasselblad lenses constrained the Flexbody so that eventually they came out with the Arcbody and Rodenstock lenses to get more movement.Oh I’m a lucky boy - I just snagged a very nice (or so it appeared in the seller’s photos) set of tilt/swing bellows for my Bronica S2. I was so sure that these bellows were going to go way over $150, but I got them for $50. Really looking forward to putting them to use.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
No idea - I’d assume that since Bronica designed these bellows to be used with their lenses, there should be room to maneuver. I don’t have the bellows yet but that’s one thing I’ll be sure to check out.Is the image circle from Bronica lenses large enough to give you a fair amount of movement? The somewhat small image circle from Hasselblad lenses constrained the Flexbody so that eventually they came out with the Arcbody and Rodenstock lenses to get more movement.
shawn
Veteran
Nice, that would be fun to work with. If the lenses don't have enough image circle adapting a large format lens would certainly give you plenty.Oh I’m a lucky boy - I just snagged a very nice (or so it appeared in the seller’s photos) set of tilt/swing bellows for my Bronica S2. I was so sure that these bellows were going to go way over $150, but I got them for $50. Really looking forward to putting them to use.
mfunnell
Shaken, so blurred
I was looking online for a price estimate on a Fujifilm XF 14mm lens for a possible future purchase. I was casting about trying to decide whether I'd use the 14mm more than a 23mm (as well as how much use I'd get from either). While doing this I stumbled on a "spot price deal" with a substantial discount on the 14mm: substantial enough that I could add a 23mm/f2 as well (not quite as discounted; from the same vendor) for less than others were charging for the 14mm alone.
Perhaps I should have resisted. But I didn't...
...Mike
Perhaps I should have resisted. But I didn't...
...Mike
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
Qty. 5 Eveready 357 1.5V silver cells
Chris
Chris
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