oldhaven
Well-known
Very late serial # Pentax K-5 IIs with 4510 shutter clicks. Also like new Pentax DA21 limited lens to go with it, and a Pentax K to M42 adapter to allow me to use some of my vintage Mamiya and Soviet lenses. While I will still be using the vintage cameras and lenses I own, it will be nice to experiment a bit with digital and immediate results.
This should be a fun year and this will allow me to ignore the news a bit.
This should be a fun year and this will allow me to ignore the news a bit.
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mrtoml
Mancunian
A Lee wide angle 82mm filter ring for the Lee 100 system so I can use my filters with my Fuji GF 20-35mm lens. I am hoping there will be no vignetting...
herr_zett
Member
Leica Super-Angulon-R 4/21mm for my R8.
girdwoodINC
born under a bad sign
Magnum Chronicles (postcard one, the one with the print was too rich for this time of the month in January)
Mongo Park
Established
Leitz Elmar-C 90mm f4 and a Contax RTS II both at a camera fair in Hertfordshire, UK.
Darinwc
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I bought an as-is parts body Canon 7 for peanuts. I was able to bring it back to life. Everything seems to work now even the meter. I've had one before but my esoteric inclinations lead me elsewhere.
This is a beautiful and well engineered camera. It does not get nearly the praise it should.
This is a beautiful and well engineered camera. It does not get nearly the praise it should.
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
Contax RTS & 45 2.8 pancake
Yashica 44 (sentimental purchase: it was my first camera, bought in London 1973).
Yashica 44 (sentimental purchase: it was my first camera, bought in London 1973).
herr_zett
Member
Oh, and a Kodak Retina IB.
davidswiss
Established
Two Jupiter -11 135mm f4. Should be picking them up next week.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
You can run 35mm film through that Yashica. I have yet to do it in mine but have made the adaptations. Hopefully soon!
caila77
Well-known
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
Keep us posted on your adaptation. I’ll check out YouTube too. I’ve also checked B&H, Freestyle, and Blue Moon for 127 emulsions. Rera 400 BW is $14, comparable to buying 35mm Kodak Ultra at my handy Walgreens; add $10 to scan at Nice Film Club, and that’s affordable for a camera I last used regularly in the 1970s.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Book: "Just Walking" by Steven Speidel ... 
Leon C
Well-known
Not sure if you've seen these but maybe an option if you are going to use it a lot, there are DIY ones around but this is nicely done.
Made: FCK127: make your own 127 film
DIY: 120-to-127 Film Slitter by rodsmith
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
Amazon has the Shanghai GP3 in 127 for less than $60 for five rolls, in case you don't mind giving them money.
herr_zett
Member
herr_zett
Member
This time a few sheets of Ilford MGFB.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Very pretty!
Interesting how the Retina RF naming goes. That "IB" looks like it has the features of the "IIIc" but with the f/2.8 version of the lens instead of the f/2, and the larger viewfinder optics of the capital letter series.
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herr_zett
Member
Thanks. Don‘t know about the nomenclatura, but the IB is essentially a iiic/C without the rangefinder. Its finder only shows the frame for the 50mm lens.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Yes, the IB is scale focus rather than RF.
Somewhere there must exist a good book on the Kodak Retina RF series cameras...
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Somewhere there must exist a good book on the Kodak Retina RF series cameras...
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