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11-12-2006
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hunter-gatherer
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Show off your Canon RF
Okay, after the Leica, Contax and Nikon porn pages now also the Canons
Here's my 7:
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hunter-gatherer
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... and my P.
Last week I won a like-new, functional Canon light meter for the P. I expect it this week. So expect an update soon... 
Last edited by HuubL : 12-06-2010 at 08:39.
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11-12-2006
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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very nice!
i'll add a few pics when i get home tomorrow or tuesday.
joe
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11-12-2006
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Registered Abuser
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I hope the lowly GIII is welcome among the Ps and the 7s.
Please excuse the image quality. This was taken with a friend's digital, cropped from a "family portrait". |
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11-12-2006
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Heretic
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My Canon 7.
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My 10 faves + 2
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11-12-2006
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Registered User
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Canon IIf, Serenar 50/3.5
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11-12-2006
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CanoHasseLeica
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Here's my VT DeLuxe with 50/1.2
and my QL17 (one of my favorite RFs)
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11-12-2006
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Rich
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Huubl
Where did you get the grip and strap on the Canon P? Sure looks nice.
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11-12-2006
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Registered User
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Canon P
Canon 7
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11-13-2006
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Broke User
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Here are my Canons. I want to buy a P within the next year.
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11-13-2006
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Joe Leung
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Show off my Canon RF
Here is my Canon family:
Canon QL 17, Demi, VT with 50/1.2
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Leica M8u, C LTM 35/2, CV 50/1.5, LX5......
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11-13-2006
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Registered User
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More Canon RF's
- VI-L with 50mm f1.2
- Canon7 with Jupiter12, 35mm f2.8
- and the wee Canon GIII QL17
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11-13-2006
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Half fast Leica User
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airds,
Is that a Petri shoe mount light meter on your VI-L?
Wayne
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Kuribayashi/Petri meter |
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11-13-2006
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Registered User
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Kuribayashi/Petri meter
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Originally Posted by Wayne R. Scott
airds,
Is that a Petri shoe mount light meter on your VI-L?
Wayne
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Well spotted Wayne - it's also marked Kuribayashi Camera Industry Inc. Japan, so assume it's from around the change of company name. It's cracker, seems accurate and came on the case strap of a nice USD30 FED2b ebay auction win! Pic to follow of the meter if I get a chance. Never could find out much about it, or saw another, so any details welcome. Only thing about it was a pic, near the bottom of this page
A brief company history :-
"Petri Cameras Co. of Tokyo started life as Kuribayashi Camera Works, founded in 1907. The name Petri is apparantly derived from Peter the First; it was supposed to make the cameras more acceptable in overseas markets. The company changed its name to Petri in 1962 and went bankrupt in 1977."
Personally, I think Kuribayashi sounds better ..... |
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11-13-2006
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dogzen
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Canonet 28, one of my 1'st RF's.
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11-13-2006
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Reciprocity Failure
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Canon P, 50 1.2
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11-13-2006
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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11-13-2006
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hunter-gatherer
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Originally Posted by ricpr
Huubl
Where did you get the grip and strap on the Canon P? Sure looks nice.
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The grip is a generic GMP grip. The wriststrap is from Luigi. Together they work wonders handling the camera. You'll see the grip on Back Alleys' P above as well. Beautiful bunch of Ps again. What a pity he sold them all... |
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11-14-2006
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Half fast Leica User
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Originally Posted by airds
it's also marked Kuribayashi Camera Industry Inc. Japan, so assume it's from around the change of company name. It's cracker, seems accurate and came on the case strap of a nice USD30 FED2b ebay auction win! Pic to follow of the meter if I get a chance. Never could find out much about it, or saw another, so any details welcome. Only thing about it was a pic, near the bottom of this page
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Thanks airds,
I have one also that came with a Ricoh 500 and I could not find out much about it either.
Wayne
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11-14-2006
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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Originally Posted by HuubL
The grip is a generic GMP grip. The wriststrap is from Luigi. Together they work wonders handling the camera. You'll see the grip on Back Alleys' P above as well. Beautiful bunch of Ps again. What a pity he sold them all...
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11-14-2006
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Reciprocity Failure
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Originally Posted by HuubL
The grip is a generic GMP grip.
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HuubL - Where did you find this model grip? The internal link on PhotoVillage is dead, and I don't see them listed on B&H anymore. |
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11-14-2006
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Registered User
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I love my Canon S, but I prefer to use my L1 as my user camera. The meter is a rare Canon non-coupled version that I got with my VTDM. I have been told be another well known collector that is only the third one he has ever seen.
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11-14-2006
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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HuubL - Where did you find this model grip? The internal link on PhotoVillage is dead, and I don't see them listed on B&H anymore.
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people seem to either love these grips or hate them.
put a wtb ad for one here and at photo.net and one of the 'haters' will offer theirs up.
prices vary from about 50 to 70 bucks used. |
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11-14-2006
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Registered User
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Petri meter
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Originally Posted by airds
Pic to follow of the meter if I get a chance.
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Sorry to quote my own message, but Kuribayashi/Petri meter image attached |
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11-14-2006
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Here's my little beauty. |
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