Dralowid
Michael
For those who like lots of windows on a camera here is the Voss Diax IA
Schneider Xenar / Synchro Compur / interchangeable lens / built in separate viewfinders for 35mm / 50mm /90 mm
Nicely made thing and it all works.
Later versions include a rangefinder but only two viewfinders.
Schneider Xenar / Synchro Compur / interchangeable lens / built in separate viewfinders for 35mm / 50mm /90 mm
Nicely made thing and it all works.
Later versions include a rangefinder but only two viewfinders.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
A follow-up to something I purchased a few weeks ago. My Graflex Norita with one broken strap eyelet/lug now has a matching set! Many thanks to Douglas Banks Photographic Equipment Repair (the pride of Enterprise, Ontario) for his patience and skill. Honourable mention goes to the Nikon D7100 that contributed its eyelets/lugs for the greater good.
Success! by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
Success! by Vince Lupo, on Flickr
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Leon C
Well-known
It landed and I'm happy, for a lens from 1974/75 it's had little use or well looked after.
Uncle Bill
Well-known
I really have to stay away from Ebay, my latest acquisition, a Nikon S3 2000.
Nikon S3 2000. by Bill Smith, on Flickr
Nikon S3 2000. by Bill Smith, on Flickr
38Deardorff
Well-known
Rolleifix. A killer deal for $40 and located in Canada, so no worries wirh Eb*y's dismal "global" shipping.
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
$40, CDN??!! That's an arrestable offence. Happy clicking.
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
I really have to stay away from Ebay, my latest acquisition, a Nikon S3 2000.
You should not be posting stuff like this. ;o) That is a beautiful camera and I guess it spins out the Contax II to its technological peak. Just a lovely camera.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
Hey I know youI really have to stay away from Ebay, my latest acquisition, a Nikon S3 2000.
Jbennett68
Established
Bought last month but just got it back from YYE. CLA of the body and the Summitar with new curtains and beam splitter. Went back and forth on which film to use but settled on the HP5. 
Leon C
Well-known
A Disassembled Zuiko 28/2.8 for £7, what could go wrong....
jaredangle
Photojournalist
Nothing big lately, just 4x rolls of Kodak Vision3 50D and 1 roll of Ferrania Orto (in picture) and 4x rolls of Kodak Tri-X and 3x rolls of Fujicolor 400 (not in photo).
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
I bet it used to have sticky aperture blades. Someone took the mount off to clean the spring seen in the picture and couldn't put it back again.
poortmanc
Established
A 1938 Leitz Xenon that was quite dirty. After a full disassembly and good cleanup it's quite useable again!
Here on a IIIa:
A test shot at f/1.5 on my M8.2:
Here on a IIIa:
A test shot at f/1.5 on my M8.2:
Leon C
Well-known
I should have elaborated, it has some tiny fungus on the rear glass apparently and this is as far as they got and bottled it but couldn't put it back together, so the story goes, but for the money, worth the chance I thought. [ And probably has sticky blades
]MrFujicaman
Well-known
A red 72mm filter and an orange 72mm filter for my Vivitar Series One 35-85 Vari-focal. Plus 8 Paterson developing reels.
Murdoc1905
Newbie
I just got a Fuji GL690 with the AE100mm lens, just waiting on it to arrive from Japan and absorbing every video and review about it while waiting. 
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Good thing I didn't place any bet on it 😁I should have elaborated, it has some tiny fungus on the rear glass apparently and this is as far as they got and bottled it but couldn't put it back together, so the story goes, but for the money, worth the chance I thought. [ And probably has sticky blades
Jbennett68
Established
A Lab Box developer with 35 and 120 modules from a member here. Never developed film before and this seems like an easy way to start. 
shawn
Veteran
Awesome, I have the same combo.
I had to reglue the RF mirror and while I was in there masked the framelines to only show the 100mm. Very fun camera to shoot.
tbhv55
Well-known
I bought one of these a few years ago, and although I don't use film as often as I would like, I have certainly found the LabBox very convenient to use.
I see that you have also - very wisely, IMO - included the crank-handle in your purchase. I found the standard turning-knob to be a PITA, so after developing a couple of rolls, I invested in the crank-handle. Worth every penny!