Show us your Japanese Rangefinder gear!
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benny
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So I was asked several times how to identify the difference Canon 7 cameras. I think this picture of the top plate will distinguish all variants easily.
The Canon 7 has no hotshoe, a curved meter display, a small rewind knob.
The Canon 7s has a hot shoe, a square meter display flushed with the body, a small rewind knob and the marking "7s"
The Canon 7sZ has a hot shoe, a square meter display raised slightly above the body, a big rewind know and a round screw above the marking "n".
Some Canon 7s may have the large rewind knob as well, so look out for the meter display or the screw above the "n".
I know there are some new Canon RF owners today. Enjoy your new cameras!
Cheers,
One of my personal favourite...
Nikon S + Nikkor 5cm f1.4 + VC Meter + APX + ID11
lol, you never forget promoting VC product
lol, you never forget promoting VC product
Hahahaha... finally someone say :sweatsm:
My new partner for my fav lens
& shots from my lens
Saw one set in Cam X today and has been sold...
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lol, you never forget promoting VC product
They are good stuff!
And the meter is the second most important thing in the photo taking process... so must include in.
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Canon P... Bee Hoon with egg... and Ice Lemon Tea!
Taken with Canon 50f1.5 LTM
nice bokeh leh
time for 1.2?
some pretty informative article on the Nikon S system...
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/technology/d-archives/history_e/index.htm
The more I read... the more I am poisoned....
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/technology/d-archives/history-s3/index.htm
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/technology/d-archives/history_e/index.htm
The more I read... the more I am poisoned....
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/technology/d-archives/history-s3/index.htm
I am guessing that your Nikon RF collection will continue to grow from now on Any chance that you will bring in only the S-mount VC 50 f3.5 heliar itself?
Des
Any chance that you will bring in only the S-mount VC 50 f3.5 heliar itself? Des
jonmanjiro
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For the fans of the Nikon S3 2000 and Nikon SP 2005, also take a look at these translations by me linked below. Cheers, Jon
http://www.nikonhs.org/article_archive/translation/SP.html
http://www.nikonhs.org/article_archive/translation/S3.html
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Hi Ed,
Ya almost bought a 50f1.2 today but decided to stick to 50f1.5 first!
Haven't seen you post any photos recently... Busy?
exposure for 120film for some time..
will come back to rf sometime soon
but for now its mostly 6x6 or 6x9
;p
Thanks for the great articles. Makes me appreciate the cameras even more. Now if only I could afford them... :hung:
sharkymachine
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Fuji TX-1, a Jap rangefinder?
Nikonos, a rangefinder?
gommy
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A Rare?? Canon50mmf2.2. It has a 'dummy' ∞ lock. It is pleasantly sharp & has rather nice bokeh as well.:heart:
According to Peter Kitchingman: "This lens was regarded as a budget lens and was released only for the Japanese domestic market .....the lens was on sale for only six months.."
A Rare?? Canon50mmf2.2. It has a 'dummy' ∞ lock. It is pleasantly sharp & has rather nice bokeh as well.:heart:
According to Peter Kitchingman: "This lens was regarded as a budget lens and was released only for the Japanese domestic market .....the lens was on sale for only six months.."
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