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spiralcity
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spiralcity wrote:
I'll try to keep this thread alive and rolling with a few more from my collection.
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kievuser
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kievuser wrote:
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I will post some vintage Chinese cameras.
Here is a Chinese Shanghai 58-2 rangefinder camera. There are 5 or 6 versions made between 1958-1963. This is an earlier version.
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Sorry for a late reply. I just saw this. These are offered at ebay occasionally. But collectors would like to find a one with 4 screws in the cold shoe and even better with strap lugs with 4 digits s/ns.These are early versions,and much less often to find.
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kievuser
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kievuser
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kievuser wrote:
A recently bought FTb black in excellent condition.  I have been looking for one for months.
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spleenone
Joined: 26 Dec 2009
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Location: Slovakia
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spleenone wrote:
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kievuser
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kievuser wrote:
A black version is quite uncommon.
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cooltouch
Joined: 15 Jan 2009
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Location: Houston, Texas
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cooltouch wrote:
Sometimes a name may be technically accurate, but just doesn't translate well, does it?
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kievuser
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| Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2017 11:18 am Post subject: |
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kievuser wrote:
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| Sometimes a name may be technically accurate, but just doesn't translate well, does it? |
Earlier cameras by that factory had a brand name "Panda". I prefer Panda to Peacock for its name. |
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DigiChromeEd
Joined: 29 Dec 2009
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Location: Northern Ireland
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| Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2017 6:50 pm Post subject: |
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stevemark
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stevemark wrote:
A few classical Minolta SLRs:
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stevemark
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stevemark wrote:
And here' the only SLR of the Mamiya CS system:
Of course there were a few derivatives such as the NC-1000s or a silver body NC-1000, but basically the NC system consisted of only one camera...
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Gott23
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Gott23 wrote:
It'd be a mare to dig everything out; specially since I'm in the middle of preparing to move...
However, I give you.. Little and Large.. 
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pentaxpete
Joined: 02 Dec 2011
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Location: BRENTWOOD England
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| Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2019 9:42 am Post subject: Some more of my 'Recent Old Gift Cameras' |
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Recent 'Gifts' from Kind People who know I can give them a 'Good Home' . OM-10 had to have all light seal strips renewed, Pentax has 1/1000th second shutter problems and battery contact snapped off. There was a FILM in the 1936 Zeiss Ikon folder a Kodak Verichrome Pan --- I processed it in DK50 Formula 1+1 and got 5 useable negs and printed them for the Lady.
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stevemark
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stevemark wrote:
Canon new F1:
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stevemark
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stevemark wrote:
And the Pentax equivalent to Canons new F1, the rather underrater Pentax LX - together with the M* 4/300mm ED lens:
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kansalliskalaCafe
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kansalliskalaCafe wrote:
I have a hobby to use the crappiest cameras.
My latest acquisition: Praktica Super TL, non functioning meter, times work only 1/60 and below, got it free. Helios without automatic aperture, I had it in parts for years in the storage but managed to assemble it.
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DIY large format camera: Moment soviet polaroid lens and shutter. Frame made of some recycled stuff. Bellows is black plastic trash bag, ground glass baking paper and film holder cardboard. I use it to shoot on ancient Kodak Bromide paper.
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
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| DIY large format camera: Moment soviet polaroid lens and shutter. Frame made of some recycled stuff. Bellows is black plastic trash bag, ground glass baking paper and film holder cardboard. I use it to shoot on ancient Kodak Bromide paper. |
Funny thing! 
Is the plastic trash bag dark enough for the bellows? |
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kansalliskalaCafe
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Location: South Finland, countryside
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kansalliskalaCafe wrote:
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| Is the plastic trash bag dark enough for the bellows? |
Not very good, contemplating replacing it with black leather type material, if I happen to see it somewhere. All parts except the lens are something I found here in my house, aka recycled camera. For paper negatives it does work but wouldn't put film there yet.
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Gott23
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Gott23 wrote:
So the latest addition to my ever growing East German collection...
Bit of an ebay find as the listing didn't paint it in the best of light and I was really bidding to get my hands on the 50mm f/2.8 Tessar that came with it; one of the earlier metal versions, i.e late 50s.
On arrival, it blew me away. It is impeccably clean - it's like its been used once a put away.. Tiny dint on one side of the body but otherwise it's virtually a museum piece. It's still got the sticker on the inside of the case from the store on Charing Cross Road in London it was sold from - now gone, I've checked.. |
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womble
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womble wrote:
Pentax 200mm lenses (2) par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity
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womble
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womble wrote:
Pentax K (2) par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity
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35mm film SLRs: various Pentax bodies from a H2 to a SF7, favourites the MX and LX
Rangefinder: Zeiss Super Ikonta IV, FED2, Zorkii-4, Industar 26m, Jupiter 8, 11 and 12 lenses
Medium format: various folders, Yashica Mat 124 G. Lubitel 2
LF: Horseman LE 5x4 view camera.
MF lenses (favourites) Pentax "K" 200mm f/2.5; "K" 135mm f/2.5; "K" 50mm f/1.2; "K" 35mm f/2; "K" 30mm f/2.8; "K" 28mm f/3.5 shift; "K" 15mm f/3.5; M 100mm f/2.8; M 40mm f/2.8; Jupiter-9 85mm |
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kansalliskala
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kansalliskala wrote:
interesting, the shutter looks exactly like Zenits, as I remember it rotates when you fire the shutter or was it when you arm it?
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kiddo
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kiddo wrote:
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I've recently got a Sigma Widerama same like yours ,it's the widest lens i've ever tried and it seems very soft corners, it's true i didn't gave it more time, as i asume this lens needs more practice |
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HansMoleman
Joined: 12 Jul 2019
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Location: MD USA
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HansMoleman wrote:
My favorite 35MM cameras.
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wolfhansen
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Location: Germany, Ruhr Area
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wolfhansen wrote:
Some of my cams
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