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 Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2018 1:45 am Post subject: compur adjuster socket....what is it? |
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jamaeolus wrote:
Spotted this dkl device during my treasure hunts. Trying to parse its function. Anyone?
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Missing the lens elements from similar to this
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Actually, I think it is this one 
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jamaeolus
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So the base part of a edixa electrica lens? Incomplete?
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| So the base part of a edixa electrica lens? Incomplete? |
Incomplete yes, but a Rodenstock Ysarex lens for Kodak Retina Reflex
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kypfer wrote:
Interesting! I'd never noticed the front finger-grip knurling (or lack of it) before. A quick "Google" suggests early Retina-Xenars, (judging by serial number), did not have the front grip, relying just on the knob for focussing. Later lenses, like the one I own, have this grip, as shown on the picture above.
If I was still collecting Kodaks this could be a whole new area of research for me ... as it is, it's just a point of interest  |
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IAZA
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| Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2018 1:50 am Post subject: Re: compur adjuster socket....what is it? |
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IAZA wrote:
| jamaeolus wrote: |
| Spotted this dkl device during my treasure hunts. Trying to parse its function. Anyone? |
this part often appear on sale, this is spare part only, to replace the original part which often has mechanism problem.
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jamaeolus
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jamaeolus wrote:
Thanks! I have been trying to find unusual adapters and hoped this might be one. The add for the device does specifically say edixa electronic though.
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| Thanks! I have been trying to find unusual adapters and hoped this might be one. The add for the device does specifically say edixa electronic though. |
The Edixa "Electronica" uses the same (or very similar) "DKL" lens mount as the later Kodak Retina Reflexes, (and some others, eg, Braun and Voigtlander), though it's a rather scarcer camera. I'll suggest this part is manufactured by Dekel as a spare (hence the "Compur" badging), and may well be "universal", to be fitted with the aligned glasswork and name-ring from whichever lens manufacturer, Rodenstock, Schneider-Kreuznach, Enna, Steinheil or whoever. |
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