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   6x6 TLR camera with extra's, the. Rolleicord Vb Grey + Polaroid back. Made by Rollei, Franke & Heidecke, in Germany. Upper/viewing lens: Heidosmat 1:3.2/75 - clean & clear. Lower/taking lens: Schneider Kreuznach Xenar 1:3.5/75 - lensno. 7536889 - condition: clean & clear. Body has it's own original back by use with 120 film. Body condition : used, at the moment of listing it seems technical perfect - looking near mint, no bumps, no dents, no dust on the mirror. Grey Rolleicopi - top extension piece - beautiful condition. Grey Polaroid back - for instant film - for f. ...

   A vintage, analog 6x6 twin lens, waist level finder camera with Carl Zeiss taking lens with extra's. Rolleiflex T - model 2. With removable focushead / waist level finder hood and built-in sport finder. Made between 1958 and 1975, by Rollei, Franke & Heidecke, in Germany. Upper/viewing lens: Heidosmat 1:2.8/75 - lensno. 3846128 - condition: clean & clear. Lower/taking lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar 1:3.5 f=75mm - lensno. 3824681 - condition: clean & clear. With Rollei twin lens cap. Camera body condition : used, at the moment of listing everything is working perfect & ...

   This is the last of the stereo cameras I made in the 2000s... This camera is designed to shoot 6x17 as its based on the Fotoman body. It also will shoot 3D stereo with the included 47mm lens panel with two Schneider Helical focus mounts, 47mm viewfinder and included dual cable release. The included helical focus mounts are are designed to be used with Schneider Digitar 47mm XL lenses. Now available on the used market. It also needs a septum, or a divider between the two 3d images... A piece of flocked metal or wood would suffice. Image size would be approx 56x65mm pairs. ...

   A excellent plus plus condition Mamiya 6 rangefinder camera. With G 50mm F4 L Lens. (modify to take Hasselblad digital "V" back) made in Japan with cap. Camera and lens are functions well. Tested with 50MP "V" back. The shutter release button on the camera fire the back correctly with a cable from the flash sync to the back. The shutter, winder and rangefinder are perfect working condition, speed are accurate, meter are working, viewfinder are clean and clear, rangefinder image are bright and align properly. Lens has no haze, fungus or scratches, perfect coating. We rate the body...

   A vintage analog, half frame 35 mm SLR camera with 4 lenses and many extra's, the. Body number: 280272 - made between 1966 and 1972, in Japan. Body condition: used, but looking beautiful, except for the frame of the view window, that has a damage (see 11th/last picture). Seems to be working perfect - shutter works, speeds seems accurate, meter seems to work well, film winding fine, finder clean & clear, prism looks fine. Manual in English & leaflets. Black leather Olympus-Pen F case & strap. Metal Olympus suncap 1,5/60 3,5/50-90. Zuiko Auto-S 1:1,4 f= 40cm ...

   VTG / Antique Eastman Kodak 9A Century Studio Camera w/ Ilex No. For sale is a vintage / antique Eastman Kodak 9a century studio camera. The camera will come with an Ilex Acme Synchro No. 4 series III 12 focus lens. Along with an Eastman Kodak sliding carriage. The camera is in overall very good condition. But there are a few things that should be pointed out. Someone has cleaned the brass tags / emblems, so they do not have their original petina. In addition there is one piece of wood on the side that had been cracked, and has since been repaired. The handle in the ...

   Deardorff V8 8x10 View Film Camera. In good working condition (serviced a few years ago with no baffle light leaks, and shutter timings verified). Wood case, 10 film holders and 2 lenses included (Schneider-Kreuznzch Angulon F1.68 210mm and Steinbiel Munchen Wietwinkel 1.9 f 18 cm). Slight gap in bottom panel but stable. Replaced carrying handle and misc scuffs and scratches. See serial #'s on face of camera and on base in pictures, appears to be early 50's vintage. Front swings for perspective control and rotating rear for landscape or portrait aspect ratio. All hardware and ...

   This is a rare opportunity if you are a Medium format 3d enthusiast. This was a prototype I had designed and built by an opto mechanical design firm to my specs back in the late 2000s. The goal was to make a single panel that housed two 47mm fl Schneider Digitar lenses, with the shutter releases synced with a single cable release as seen in the picture. It took 1.5 years and several prototypes to reach this working model. My plan was to integrate it with a film back for a relatively compact and super sharp MF 3d camera. But I got side tracked by life, and never did phase II. ...