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Orio
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Orio wrote:
It's a good idea to introduce each camera with a photo of it, Jussi.
Many including myself have a limited knowledge of all these compact models.
EDIT: Ok, I see that also Attila does it 
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Attila wrote:
Nice , very nice pictures! Old lady especially nice ! |
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Nesster wrote:
The lens is better than the 2/50 on the IIa
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koji wrote:
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| The lens is better than the 2/50 on the IIa |
I 100% agree with this. (I used both cameras) And this lens is better
than IIIC's 2/50 too, may be the same lens as IIa's. I am nor sure of this.
Btw, very nice shots.
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cooltouch wrote:
My favorite Kodak rangefinder. And these shots you took demonstrate why that is. One of the best pocket 35mm cameras ever.
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koji wrote:
Fuji Reala, Nikon Coolscan IV (already broken)
Autumn in Northyork (I used to live in this area, north part of city Toronto)
Camera was my friend's.
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Attila wrote:
Color 'orgy' simple beautiful street shoot! |
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Nesster wrote:
Nicely done, color galore!
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TBaker wrote:
Wow these are nice. Not to be rude but the "grandmother" looks kinda not real. Is she real?
I have a Retina IIIC/c and it doesn't fire. Do these cameras need film in order to fire? I have it poked somewhere and should dig it out again. |
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Schnauzer wrote:
Nice looking camera and beautiful pictures form both of you.
I always heard these cameras took nice pictures and the pictures prove it.
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Nesster wrote:
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Wow these are nice. Not to be rude but the "grandmother" looks kinda not real. Is she real?
I have a Retina IIIC/c and it doesn't fire. Do these cameras need film in order to fire? I have it poked somewhere and should dig it out again. |
The grandma is a statue.
You have to set the retina film counter to a number >1 for it to wind on, Kodak had Nagel build a count-down contraption so we wouldn't be able to squeeze in an extra exposure or two.
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fish4570 wrote:
nice stuff, Jussi. the retina is a big-boy camera; what a fine lens.
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