Pete B
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That's the first camera I ever owned. I did my O Level photography with it. I've never seen one since it gave up the ghost after about 7years of use. I traded it in for a Ricoh of some sort.
Pete
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That's the first camera I ever owned. I did my O Level photography with it. I've never seen one since it gave up the ghost after about 7years of use. I traded it in for a Ricoh of some sort.
Pete
creenus
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Nice image!
20 fresh rolls of Fuji C200 for very cheap.
I love that many dismiss this film as it benefits me.
Shot on C200:
ruby.monkey
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A (hopefully) tidy Fuji X-E2s, intended to be a permanent mount for my 18mm f/2. Along with a 35mm f/1.4 or 56mm f/1.2 on my X-T1, I'll have a nice lightweight go-anywhere kit.
Huss
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A hoya 27mm HMC clear filter for a lens that I had to send back.
:bang:
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MrFujicaman
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A Kodak table clamp for $5. Similar in concept to the still made "Clampette" I always wanted back in high school, but heavier made.
DNG
Film Friendly
A 1971 Nikkor O 35mm f/2 and a Nikon HN-3 hood (last month)
2 1L bottles of Kodafix Fixer
2 1L bottles of Kodafix Fixer
Miltonian
Newbie
A Leica Meter MF with a booster both in tiny leather cases. At the moment they’re on my M3 but I think they pre-date it and should be on one of my IIIs.
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Richard G
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1983 Hasselblad 500C/M with second film back, and two CF lenses, 80 Planar and 60 Distagon. Love the sound of it.
JB-Dancer
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Recently purchased a "C" mount 50mm f1.8 Cine-Nikkor (boxed with original Nikon front and back caps) to use on my Olympus E-P3 with a "C"
mount adapter.
I believe it is an Ernostar (6 element lens).
It covers the full frame without vignetting and is very sharp and compact.
mount adapter.
I believe it is an Ernostar (6 element lens).
It covers the full frame without vignetting and is very sharp and compact.
ACullen
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Ikoflex III -------from 1939. Uncoated Tessar 80mm f2.8.
Significantly lighter than my Rollei 3.5F , lens nice a sharp centrally wide open with low(ish) contrast. This TLR has an interesting and huge direct and parallax correcting viewfinder in addition to a reasonably bright focus screen. Another interesting feature is that the shutter trigger is mounted high , just above (on the right) of the viewing lens.
The handling and lens were so nice that I kept despite it needing a light leak fixed.
Significantly lighter than my Rollei 3.5F , lens nice a sharp centrally wide open with low(ish) contrast. This TLR has an interesting and huge direct and parallax correcting viewfinder in addition to a reasonably bright focus screen. Another interesting feature is that the shutter trigger is mounted high , just above (on the right) of the viewing lens.
The handling and lens were so nice that I kept despite it needing a light leak fixed.
ChrisPlatt
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Revue ML camera
Vivitar V3800N camera
Miranda TM camera
Chris
Vivitar V3800N camera
Miranda TM camera
Chris
rybolt
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My plan was to sell the kit but I made the mistake of mounting the lens on the Fuji XT1...
[/url]PRT22411 by Paul Rybolt, on Flickr[/IMG]
Ken Ford
Refuses to suffer fools
A very pretty black Pentax MX with 50/1.4 bought from the classifieds here. A pair of motorized black MXes were my first brand new cameras back when I was a teen, so this is a homecoming of sorts. I only had them for a year before I needed to sell them off and go Nikon when I got my first position.
creenus
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Tamrons have great glass, IMO.
I have a Tamron 90mm f2.5 macro for my Olympus OM-4Ti and it's silly sharp. Good luck with yours! =)
I have a Tamron 90mm f2.5 macro for my Olympus OM-4Ti and it's silly sharp. Good luck with yours! =)
I found this Tamron 35-70 3.5 BBAR CF Macro lens in an antique store...paid $35 and it came with the Canon Adaptall 2 mount in black...it's in like new condition and very sharp...
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
A pair of slip-on spiked rubber sole "crampons" for the upcoming icy Philly sidewalks.
Nothing photo related but I'm shopping for a Canon G-12, just to keep it barely on-topic.
Phil Forrest
Nothing photo related but I'm shopping for a Canon G-12, just to keep it barely on-topic.
Phil Forrest
Jack Conrad
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This past Sunday I came home with this nice collection of Barnacks.
Interestingly, the original owner of these cameras was a photographer for
the Studebaker car company.
IIIf, IIIa and the lovely little Ia. They all function properly too. Even the all original 1928 Ia.
My Leica Barnack Family by jackcb, on Flickr
Interestingly, the original owner of these cameras was a photographer for
the Studebaker car company.
IIIf, IIIa and the lovely little Ia. They all function properly too. Even the all original 1928 Ia.
My Leica Barnack Family by jackcb, on Flickr
Kent
Finally at home...
Voigtländer Hyper Wide Heliar 5.6/10 VM
Larry Cloetta
Veteran
1936 Contax 85 f/2 Sonnar
Larry Cloetta
Veteran
1936 Contax 85 f/2 Sonnar Sorry for double post
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nikon_sam
Shooter of Film...
Creenus...
I've read a few reviews on the Tamron 90mm and I'm liking what I'm reading...it might be the next Tamron for this guy...
Here is a shot taken at the kitchen table, hand-held available light...I don't recall the aperture but shot at 1/160 and set at 1600 ISO...it wasn't stopped down much if not at all...
This is a sharp lens...
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