fer_fdi
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im thinking that there should be another way to 'turn off' the metering other than using the case, otherwise it really cuts down on your readiness for taking pictures everytime you need to take the top half case off. any ideas? (a little 'lens' cap thing for the metering window?)
- a camera tape cap, with a square of tape against the adhesive in front of the meter
- a wide rubber band used vertically (if using a strap it will be kept there hanging)
- instead of the rubber band a cloth that velcroes on the top, attached to the bottom
- a squared C piece of plastic of the right size., from the top facing down. Maybe it can be done with aluminum sheet and a velvety covering to avoid scratching the meter (and VF) window. Maybe some magnet sheet can be added as a refinement to keep it there : )
I was thinking about this myself...
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fer_fdi
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what a beauty!
DH73
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Acquired this one yesterday, just £10 from my local Facebook selling page. Looks to be in very good condition, complete with hood and skylight filter.
Olympus 35RC by David Henderson, on Flickr
Olympus 35RC by David Henderson, on Flickr
stevelmx5
Member
This is an Olympus 35RC I built earlier this year for a friend of mine;
Project Deco Re-assembled! by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr
Full album of the build here if anyone is interested. Previously, I also fitted a real wenge wood veneer skin to one :0)
Custom Wenge Veneer Olympus 35RC by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr
I really enjoy shooting with 35RCs and have had several as I find it hard to resist them is I find one for a good price.
Project Deco Re-assembled! by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr
Full album of the build here if anyone is interested. Previously, I also fitted a real wenge wood veneer skin to one :0)
Custom Wenge Veneer Olympus 35RC by Steve Lloyd, on Flickr
I really enjoy shooting with 35RCs and have had several as I find it hard to resist them is I find one for a good price.
David Hughes
David Hughes
Now that was a lucky find and it shows they are still out there, just waiting for us...
Regards, David
Regards, David
appiebroomer
Newbie
Two more shots...
View attachment 85226
View attachment 85227
The one with the hood is being used...the other two are back ups...
How do you like the S ?
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Reviving an old thread....
markus_h_photography
Established
Just acquired this 35 LC.
DSC_8778a by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
DSC_8795a by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
will make a nice full size change from my little 35 ECR
2017-09-10_10-47-56 by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
DSC_8778a by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
DSC_8795a by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
will make a nice full size change from my little 35 ECR
2017-09-10_10-47-56 by KymarPhotography, on Flickr
fer_fdi
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really beautiful!!!
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dourbalistar
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Olympus 35 RC, taken using Leitz Elmar 5cm f/3.5 and Pleasant Auto-Up Super-Nooky, with VM-E Close Focus adapter at max extension.
DSC01957 by dourbalistar, on Flickr
DSC01957 by dourbalistar, on Flickr
dourbalistar
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A proper film portrait of the 35 RC. Taken with a Nikomat FTn, Nikkor-H Auto 50mm f/2 non-AI, Ilford HP5+, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2018.04.28 Roll #150-02091-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
2018.04.28 Roll #150-02091-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
PaulDalex
Dilettante artist
dourbalistar
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Technically, not an Olympus 35, but an interchangeable lens rangefinder.
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Jumillar
Never Settle
1971 Olympus 35 RC kit with new light seals. The camera came with original UV filter, lens hood and case. The rest were items I had stashed away from my Olympus Trip 35 days which of course fit the 35RC.
Camera Porn by john millar, on Flickr
Adrossan Harbour, Scotland 4/2019 by john millar, on Flickr
1971 Olympus 35RC Kodak 400 Tmax iso 400 with yellow filter. 250th sec @ f11 from my first roll in this camera
Camera Porn by john millar, on Flickr
Camera Porn by john millar, on Flickr
Adrossan Harbour, Scotland 4/2019 by john millar, on Flickr
1971 Olympus 35RC Kodak 400 Tmax iso 400 with yellow filter. 250th sec @ f11 from my first roll in this camera
Camera Porn by john millar, on Flickr
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