KoNickon
Nick Merritt
The 80-200/4.5 is up there also.
mrtoml
Mancunian
Bought some Hahnemuhle sample packs at half price and a few rolls of XP2.
Try the 28-50/3.5
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
And the 50-135/3.5. These aren't early zooms, which the poster seems to be emphasizing. but these two are excellent -- they make a nice two-lens "walking around outside" kit.Try the 28-50/3.5
Rick Waldroup
Well-known
A Holga turret lens for my Lumix cameras.
Yes! I have this one. Cheap and very underrated.
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
The front element doesn't rotate when focusing -- very useful with polarizing filters.
santino
FSU gear head
This
My first FLE lens. Pretty awesome construction, while focusing the front element rotates but not the filter ring.
My first FLE lens. Pretty awesome construction, while focusing the front element rotates but not the filter ring.
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
2 rolls 135-24 Kodak Tri-X Pan
2 rolls 135-24 Kodak Ultramax
Total cost about $44 from Freestyle Photo.
This film is for my daughter, for use on our short vacation trip at the end of June.
She has not yet used her Pentax MX camera, serviced by Eric Hendrickson last year.
Chris
2 rolls 135-24 Kodak Ultramax
Total cost about $44 from Freestyle Photo.
This film is for my daughter, for use on our short vacation trip at the end of June.
She has not yet used her Pentax MX camera, serviced by Eric Hendrickson last year.
Chris
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Malcolm M
Well-known
"Unbranded" (per WYC, but came in Heliopan case) 19mm yellow filter and FISON hood, for the Model A.
shawn
Mentor
SP is in nice shape overall. A little haze in the accessory finder, main finder is pretty good. Decent contrast for the second image, about the same as my S2. Looks like their is some film inside the protective glass on the front so I may try and clean that out.
The frameline operation is a little finicky though. They are sticking sometimes. Any recommendations for who CLAs the SP?
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Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
Hasselblad 45/4 to go with the 907x . Taken with the 500CM and CFV50 back that came with the 907. Keeping it in the family.
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AndyCapp
Guest
This is so cute, I could not resist. Color-Skopar 35mm f/2.5.
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mrtoml
Mancunian
Going to play with some film for a change.
sojournerphoto
Mentor
Should help with wide angle lens calibration…
Saganich
Established
I love the smith timers and have a couple. I was hoping this one was radioactive. Also picked up a Kodak 4x5 contact print frame so I can attempt to print my growing number of 4x5's.
Godfrey
somewhat colored
A Summaron-M 28mm f/5.6 is on the way. Also an E34->E39 step up ring.
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girdwoodINC
Newbie
Succumbed to a GW690 to scratch an itch
hap
Well-known
Lets see....
Beat up and some cleaning require Leica R 100mm 2.8 APO MACRO Elmarit. It's now on way to DAG. These lenses are out of my league expensive when mint. that's why I could pay very little on a whim.
EC-TL with H version 50mm 3.5 (w/ hood) and Zenzanon 150mm 3.5. Just came in. IT WORKS
Who ever says the the EC series is quieter than an S2/2a is joshing you.
Beat up and some cleaning require Leica R 100mm 2.8 APO MACRO Elmarit. It's now on way to DAG. These lenses are out of my league expensive when mint. that's why I could pay very little on a whim.
EC-TL with H version 50mm 3.5 (w/ hood) and Zenzanon 150mm 3.5. Just came in. IT WORKS
Who ever says the the EC series is quieter than an S2/2a is joshing you.
Retro-Grouch
Well-known
The EC-TL is one sweet camera, if you can find one that's fully functional. Congrats on doing so! My EC is quieter than both of my S2a's (both CLA'ed), but only slightly. But it definitely shows less vibration when fired, with less mechanical craziness going on inside. The EC cameras are altogether more refined in features and performance, but definitely the less attractive of the two.