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csaba369
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 Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:54 pm Post subject: A pic about my new craze |
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csaba369 wrote:
Jupi 3, Industar 26, Industar 61, Russar, Orion still missing, turret viewfinder arrived...
Hope, not will regret later.
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luisalegria
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luisalegria wrote:
Oh my.....
Lovely set !
I just got one of those Zorkis. They are cheap to get. But then if you add all those other lovely things, its not so cheap.
I'm in trouble.
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Attila wrote:
WOW!! Congrats!! I guess you found your final destination with film I can't imagine better stuff on 35mm.
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Jesito wrote:
Nice camera and lenses, congratulations!
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Jes.
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Xpres
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| Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 8:42 am Post subject: |
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Xpres wrote:
Very nice indeed - looks good
How do you find the Turret viewfinder? I found I prefer a brightline but maybe that's because of my glasses.
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csaba369
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| Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 9:49 am Post subject: |
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csaba369 wrote:
| luisalegria wrote: |
Oh my.....
Lovely set !
I just got one of those Zorkis. They are cheap to get. But then if you add all those other lovely things, its not so cheap.
I'm in trouble. |
Yes, me too! But I'd like to buy later a 12mm Voigtlander, this camera is one of the cheapest for that lens as I see. And the sound of shutter is beautiful... And looks so pretty with turret view finder... And...sorry, too late, I'm in love... 
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
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| WOW!! Congrats!! I guess you found your final destination with film I can't imagine better stuff on 35mm. |
I'm sure Attila, thanks.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
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Nice camera and lenses, congratulations!
Regards,
Jes. |
Thank you, Jes.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
| Xpres wrote: |
Very nice indeed - looks good
How do you find the Turret viewfinder? I found I prefer a brightline but maybe that's because of my glasses. |
As I see, it's bright enough for me. But it just arrived, have to test more. I've glasses too, don't wear ususally, so the zorki diopter calibration is fantastic. And I have the brown finder in on of the zorki, which is brighter and better than blue one.
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bawang
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bawang wrote:
What a coincidence. I got this yesterday. It surprisingly came with a Leica VIDOM viewfinder and case. The Elmar 4/90 in te picture was bought some time ago thinking of adapting it for my dying Canon 20D.
There is a nice story to the camera. It was given to the seller sometimes in the 80s as part of payment for paint job. Unfortunately he does not know anything about photography and kept it in the closet since then.
I am currently putting it on the threadmill to loosen up the old grease. The shutter was sluggish immediately after I got it, it's beginning to response as it should for speed above 1/125. Slower speed perhaps need more time on the threadmill
Here's a quick pic.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
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What a coincidence. I got this yesterday. It surprisingly came with a Leica VIDOM viewfinder and case. The Elmar 4/90 in te picture was bought some time ago thinking of adapting it for my dying Canon 20D.
There is a nice story to the camera. It was given to the seller sometimes in the 80s as part of payment for paint job. Unfortunately he does not know anything about photography and kept it in the closet since then.
I am currently putting it on the threadmill to loosen up the old grease. The shutter was sluggish immediately after I got it, it's beginning to response as it should for speed above 1/125. Slower speed perhaps need more time on the threadmill
Here's a quick pic.
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Nice one, congrats. One of my zorkies has shutter problem too, min 2 sec speed every shot. Have to wait for night...
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| Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 11:33 pm Post subject: Re: A pic about my new craze |
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Farside wrote:
| csaba369 wrote: |
Jupi 3, Industar 26, Industar 61, Russar, Orion still missing, turret viewfinder arrived...
Hope, not will regret later. |
What a smashing set. Enjoy.
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csaba369
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| Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:41 pm Post subject: Re: A pic about my new craze |
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csaba369 wrote:
Thanks, I enjoy it...
Sorry, mastered as I like it.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
Oops, I forget to do some sharpening after resizing from 7000px to 900, a bit blurry, sorry...
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bawang
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bawang wrote:
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| One of my zorkies has shutter problem too, min 2 sec speed every shot. Have to wait for night... |
I have film in mine now, but weather is just bad, very bad. Not having a good meter also does not help in situation like this. In addition my RF is not properly aligned. I partially adjusted infinity for horizontal RF. Now need to find time to adjust for 1 meter and vertical. Is there a way to adjust vertical without opening the top cover?
Anyway, looking at your pictures, I have a good feeling for this Russian tank.
Cheers.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
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Is there a way to adjust vertical without opening the top cover?
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Sorry, I don't know. I can't repair them, just using.
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