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Olympus XA-2. Grey. photo 3.402 viewsOlympus XA-2.GREY.
Grey Olympus XA-2 camera for 35mm film, with grey detachable A-II flash, this is not a rangefinder camera, Lens: Zuiko 3.5/35mm, made by Olympus Kogaku Japan. ca 1985
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Lord IV A. camera. Japan558 viewsLord IV A. C.R.Finder 35mm camera. This camera was made by Okaya Optical. Co. Japan. ca. 1956
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Nikon S-2 (Black –Dial), C. Rangefinder camera, photo 4410 viewsNikon S-2 (Black –Dial), s/n #6193293 coupled Rangefinder camera, This S-2 camera was produced fairly late in the run, dating from about June-July, 1957. The Negative size finally standardized at 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S-2 introduced the rapid-wind lever and was built of lighter metal alloys than the earlier Nikon 1, M, S.
Lens: W-Nikkor f 2.5 / 3.5cm lens, s/n #245506. This W-Nikkor lens was a 6 element lens with a 62 degree angle of view, this is considered quite an early version.
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Nikon S-2 (Black –Dial), C. Rangefinder camera, photo 2.420 viewsNikon S-2 (Black –Dial), s/n #6193293 coupled Rangefinder camera, This S-2 camera was produced fairly late in the run, dating from about June-July, 1957. The Negative size finally standardized at 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S-2 introduced the rapid-wind lever and was built of lighter metal alloys than the earlier Nikon 1, M, S.
Lens: W-Nikkor f 2.5 / 3.5cm lens, s/n #245506. This W-Nikkor lens was a 6 element lens with a 62 degree angle of view, this is considered quite an early version.
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Nikon S-2 (Black –Dial), C. Rangefinder camera, photo 3.401 viewsNikon S-2 (Black –Dial), s/n #6193293 coupled Rangefinder camera, This S-2 camera was produced fairly late in the run, dating from about June-July, 1957. The Negative size finally standardized at 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S-2 introduced the rapid-wind lever and was built of lighter metal alloys than the earlier Nikon 1, M, S.
Lens: W-Nikkor f 2.5 / 3.5cm lens, s/n #245506. This W-Nikkor lens was a 6 element lens with a 62 degree angle of view, this is considered quite an early version.
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Olympus-Auto electro-set. Japan508 viewsOlympus-Auto electro-set C.R.Finder 35mm camera, made by Olympus Kogaku Japan ca. 1958. There is the choice of aperture or shutter priority .
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 1424 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 2.420 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 3.403 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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Foth Derby-II, Folding camera, Photo 2.378 viewsFoth Derby-II, Folding camera, for 3x4cm exposures on 127 roll-film, Focal- plane ST shutter, black leather covering, camera has a optical view finder, and a chrome coupled Rangefinder addition to the top, that was not made by Foth in Germany, it was made in France ca.1940, ??
Lens: Foth Anastigmat 2.5/50mm.
Camera was made by Foth in Berlin Germany ca.1934.
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Foth Derby-II, Folding camera, Photo 1.398 viewsFoth Derby-II, Folding camera, for 3x4cm exposures on 127 roll-film, Focal- plane ST shutter, black leather covering, camera has a optical view finder, and a chrome coupled Rangefinder addition to the top, that was not made by Foth in Germany, it was made in France ca.1940, ??
Lens: Foth Anastigmat 2.5/50mm.
Camera was made by Foth in Berlin Germany ca.1934.
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Olympus-O product camera.461 viewsThe Olympus-O product was a limited edition, 20000 cameras worldwide, introduced in 1988 to mark the 70th anniversary of the Olympus camera company. It is a 35mm autofocus compact camera with aluminium body, programmed exposure, autowind and rewind, and is fitted with a f3.5/35mm lens.
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