Some camera equipment I own(ed), some new, some old, and some sold.
Took this photo of my Leica M9 camera and lenses using a Rolleiflex medium format camera and Kodak Portra 400 film, both are awesome cameras!
A new addition, (thanks Bonnie for setting this up) a Rolleiflex TLR Planar f/2.8 80mm Medium Format Camera! Just waiting on a test roll I put through it to be developed ![]()
Taken with the Nikon 85mm f/1.4 @ f/2.8
I believe this 35mm Nikon FM camera came out in 1977, its a tank with all manual settings for shutter speed, aperture and of course manual focusing. I picked it up today with three lenses (attached is the 50mm f/2) a bunch of filters, two flashes, cases, MD-11 power winder (attached to camera in photo) and a 90 degree view finder, the DR-2 is seen in the foreground. Cant wait to load it up with some film…
An old Nikon FE film camera wearing the 50mm f/1.4 AIS lens and half case. The FE works with all of nikons lens including the non AI type and has a great light meter.
Oh how I love my Rollei! Photographed in film using a Mamiya RB67
I bought this Yashica GT rangefinder camera about a year ago, it came with all the accessories, and cases and all are minty.
Metal lens hood & case, both telephoto & wide angle lens adaptors plus the case and hot shoe mounted eye piece, close-up lens and case, shutter release cable, flash and all the manuals! The lens is fast, contrasty and very sharp, its a 45mm f/1.7. Will post a photo from this awesome camera soon.
late 80′s film camera a while back, its a near minty pro body Nikon F4s film camera and is build like a tank! There is no LCD screens for settings of photo chimpin, no auto ISO, its heavy, solid, full of buttons, switches, knobs and dials, I love it!
I checked the serial number and it looks like this Nikon F body is from 1960, the Photomic T metering prism is from 1964 or 65 I believe. This is an interesting beast to say the least. I popped a couple 625G batteries into it and the meter works perfectly, not bad for a 50 year old camera ![]()
The lens is also old but seems very sharp, Nikkor-H f/2 50mm. the photo was taken with my D300 and an old 50mm AIS f/2 @ F/11