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stingOM
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 Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 5:19 pm Post subject: HK and Chinese TLR |
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http://www.tlr-cameras.com/Chinese/index.html |
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GrahamNR17
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
The Seagull is a very impressive camera in use. I had the one with the 4-element lens and it was superb. The cheaper 3-element version was also very good from about f8 onwards. Well worth getting a copy if you like traditional TLRs.
anyway, great link  |
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stingOM
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stingOM wrote:
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The Seagull is a very impressive camera in use. I had the one with the 4-element lens and it was superb. The cheaper 3-element version was also very good from about f8 onwards. Well worth getting a copy if you like traditional TLRs.
anyway, great link |
Really? I did not know that. I wonder how it compares to Japanese TLRs like Yashica? |
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GrahamNR17
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
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The Seagull is a very impressive camera in use. I had the one with the 4-element lens and it was superb. The cheaper 3-element version was also very good from about f8 onwards. Well worth getting a copy if you like traditional TLRs.
anyway, great link |
Really? I did not know that. I wonder how it compares to Japanese TLRs like Yashica? |
Favourably, though not quite as nice to use. I'll dig out some images from my archive... |
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stingOM
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stingOM wrote:
Yeah, I guess Japanese QC/QA and precision engineering would be way better than Chinese ones. Thanks. |
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calvin83
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calvin83 wrote:
There are also TLR with the brand Mudan(peony).
http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Mudan
Chinese forum link.
http://www.yanhgy.com/read.php?tid=2939
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GrahamNR17
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
Copy of the negative with my GX10. According to my index page on which I've simply written: " Kodak Gold 200, Boots D&P, Sunpak flash, Seagull 4A, December 1995"
I guess this was one of the occasions I was trying to train the dog to pose  |
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