CMur12
Veteran
Hmmm. My wall decor, visible when I'm on a video call ...
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Love those little Saabs on the bottom, Godfrey!
- Murray
Godfrey
somewhat colored
... I loved my SAAB 96 V4 and Sonnett II. Jeez, those were from a day long long past...
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KoNickon
Nick Merritt
I don't think Ove ever had a SAAB Sonnett. 
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
I got this one for the price of a roll of Tri-X
CMur12
Veteran
The 96 V4 was my favorite, too, though I don't think I ever even got to sit in one!
Do you know if Erik Carlson (sp?) ever ice-raced the V4s?
- Murray
iphoenix
Well-known
Very early production Canon FD 55/f1.2 white face lens (date code "K1200 for December 1970). Close to a match for my April '71 F1.
I read that all early FD lenses had "Spectra" coating and were marked "SC". This lens is not marked as such, so does anyone know if such an early lens would have that coating and be un-marked, or would be coated the same as the previous FL lenses were?
I read that all early FD lenses had "Spectra" coating and were marked "SC". This lens is not marked as such, so does anyone know if such an early lens would have that coating and be un-marked, or would be coated the same as the previous FL lenses were?
filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
Used Lieca M10 Monochrom...
Godfrey
somewhat colored
I don't know for sure, but Erik Caarlson's time period was the SAAB 850 Montecarlo, the two-stroke triple. The V4 (a Ford 1.7L engine that debuted in their Taurus, IIRC) was heavier, a bit torquier down low, but didn't rev as well. The 850 Montecarlo and the 96 V4 were produced side-by-side for a short time.
My 1:43 scale SAAB row includes the earliest prototype sedan, the 850 rally car (typo 92?), and the 96 V4, alongside the Sonnett I (850 two stroke), Sonnet II (1.7L V4, shift on the column), and Sonnett III (V4 again, but with a floor mounted shift). Had the Sonnett II for a short time; I always wanted a Sonnett III (... and a friend has one that he hasn't touched in years, and his wife wants me to nab and take home ... but getting it to California will be expensive, I don't have enough p arking or shop space for it, and it will need a lot of restoration work. Sigh. One can only afford so much...).
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Leon C
Well-known
Delivered last night and made by a friend, my ABS 3D printed SX-70 filter adapter, helps with using more commonly available 600 film with an ND filter among other possibilities. Just waiting for the 27>37mm Step up adapter.
Alpsman
Well-known
Interesting part this filter adapter !!
Godfrey
somewhat colored
I have something very similar to this but with the 37mm threaded mount built in. It helps to expand your options when shooting B&W film (green, orange, yellow, red filters) and fit ND or polarizers for color. Fitted on a Polaroid SLR670x by MiNT nets the capability with an SX-70 type camera to have near-complete control of exposure and flash capabilities.
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raid
Dad Photographer
I still have a Land 240 and film for it.
Kai-san
Filmwaster
I found a nice FED-1 G in working order, it's my first in the FED-1 series. The G model was the last of the FED-1 cameras.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
rabbit hole alert!
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Can't find my way out 😖
Pioneer
Veteran
I was just notified my new (to me) Rolleiflex Planar is on its' way to me. Exciting times.
Retro-Grouch
Veteran
Exciting, indeed! I'd be peeing my pants.
Tim Murphy
Well-known
Dear board,
Definitely not photographic but certainly photogenic. I finally bought a new to me but used and well cared for 4WD pick-up. I had a weekend vehicle that was 4WD but it wasn't a pick-up and hauling mulch or topsoil was a chore. This will make the honey-do list easier to accomplish and be much better suited to my needs.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
Harrisburg PA
IMG_20240729_200444_MP by Tim Murphy, on Flickr
Definitely not photographic but certainly photogenic. I finally bought a new to me but used and well cared for 4WD pick-up. I had a weekend vehicle that was 4WD but it wasn't a pick-up and hauling mulch or topsoil was a chore. This will make the honey-do list easier to accomplish and be much better suited to my needs.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
Harrisburg PA
IMG_20240729_200444_MP by Tim Murphy, on Flickrshawn
Veteran
Sigma 70-200mm f2.8 DG DN in L mount.
Big beast, but looking forward to getting out with it.
Big beast, but looking forward to getting out with it.
Retro-Grouch
Veteran
Cute little thing!Dear board,
Definitely not photographic but certainly photogenic. I finally bought a new to me but used and well cared for 4WD pick-up. I had a weekend vehicle that was 4WD but it wasn't a pick-up and hauling mulch or topsoil was a chore. This will make the honey-do list easier to accomplish and be much better suited to my needs.
Regards,
Tim Murphy
Harrisburg PA