reflex

   Paillard Bolex H16 Reflex 16mm Cine Film Camera & 3 Lenses, Fully Working S82791. In absolutely stunning condition, this fully working camera is a complete set with a ton of accessories included! This is one of the very earliest reflex models, so early that the lenses are marked DV instead of RX - Bolex produced the first batch as DV (Direct View) before deciding to change the name to RX. This clearly confused the original owner who wrote to Bolex, receiving this explanation (letters included, see pics). Paillard Bolex H16 Reflex camera. Switar DV/RX 16mm f/1.8 AR C mount ...

   Bolex H-8 camera is made in Switzerland. Classic vintage reflex viewing Bolex H-8 camera with three(3) Kern Paillard lenses on the three lens camera turret. Nice fairly clean vintage model Bolex H-8 reflex movie camera. Nice original black leather covering. Uses 8mm motion picture roll film in 100' rolls. Exposure frame rates are from 12 to 64 fps. This vintage Bolex H-8 Reflexcamera is in. Ex+ or 8.5 out of 10. Good overall condition with some small signs of prior use. Comes with deluxe hand grip. Switar 5,5mm f/1.6 wide angle lens. Lens is in Ex++ or 8.5/9 of 10 cosmetic ...

   Sputnik Stereo 6x6 Tlr Twin Lens Reflex Stereoscopic Russian Lomo USSR Camera. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Twin Lens Reflex Stereoscopic Sputnik 6x6 TLR Stereo Camera. The camera is in good condition. Shutter works, but, in my opinion, not correct. And full functionality has not been checked. Camera has signs of repair. Pair of spots have been glued. That's why the camera is offered only as a collectible item or a spare part donor. It was developed and manufactured by GOMZ in Leningrad now St. Petersburg (the company named LOMO in the ...

   The Yashicaflex range of cameras were marketed in parallel to the Yashica range of TLR cameras. It is getting harder to find Yashicas and Yashicaflexes in acceptable condition so good examples should be treasured. This is a Yashicaflex Model C from around 1955 onwards of which 101,431 were made. It has bayonet mounts and an extended film door locking arm which helps prevent the camera tipping forward, and of course the Tri-Lauser f/3.5 taking lens and Yashikor f/3.5 viewing lens. It features auto film stop, a Copal B 1-300 shutter and all the speeds (except B) are working ...

Thornton Pickard Special Ruby Reflex Camera with Ross London XPRES Lens. 100% original in very good condition for age, both mechanically and cosmetically (as pictured - note leather condition on rear plate/viewer). Shutter and focus mechanism both working, original ground glass screen and mirror (silvering on mirror has faded). Includes Ross London 5 ½ IN XPRES 1:4.5 lens (aperture 100% working, no scratches or marks to lens). The item "Thornton Pickard Special Ruby Reflex Camera with Ross London XPRES Lens" is in sale since Wednesday, February 12, 2020. This item is in the category ...

   The Yashica 635 was my first'real' camera 42 years ago and I have literally thousands of photos to attest to it's capabilities. Released in June 1958 it cost. The Yashica 635 uses 120 film or alternatively 35mm film by using an adaptor kit (not supplied). For some reason many of the adaptor kits seem to have become separated from their cameras. This 635 has the Yashikor 80mm f/3.5 lenses, (some, though hard to find, have Yashinon lenses and are worth even more), and has a Copal MXV 1 sec to 1/500th and B shutter with XM flash sync. It is best practice to keep the XM Sync lever in the ...

   This bundle contains 1 camera body, 2 lens, 2 lens cases, and 1 lens cover = total of 6 pieces. Condition: Camera is in good working condition; shutter and aperture are working, viewfinder in good working order. Camera body is intact, has mild cosmetic wear; leather skin is peeling, cracking, and definitely in need of replacing. 65mm lens is intact, has excellent glass element, no cracks or scratches, mild cosmetic wear. 135mm lens is intact, has excellent glass element, top filter thread is severely bent but should not impede photography without use of filter. The item ...

   The Yashica A was released in 1958. This model has the 3-element Yashimar f/3.5 lenses and it has a Copal shutter with speeds from B 1/25 sec to 1/300. The Yashica A bodies were made in both grey and black models - this is the black one of course with black leatherette. No dents or dings, creamy-smooth focus; viewfinder hood opens/closes with panache; apertures, speeds working just as they should. The overall appearance is absolutely stunning and it would be hard to find one much better. To my eye it is simply mint. Suit collector or the most fastidious user. The item ...