p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
A couple of chrome beauties...
cary
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Olympus OM-1N with 28mm f3.5 Zuiko:
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Pentax Spotmatic II
David Hughes
David Hughes
Those are very easy cameras to use and some really good lenses with them. I used mine with the adapter for the 4 AA's.
Regards, David
das
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p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
A bunch of black mechanical SLRs
Dayrell bishop
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Cheers David , mine takes AAA batteries.
santino
FSU gear head
Right! The RTS series are the real Contax SLRs (RTS and RTS II). While the Kyoccera Contaxes are superb cameras, the Yashica Contaxes are built to last forever (except for the leatherette and light seals)
Shafovaloff1
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agentlossing
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The old reliable.
agentlossing
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Okay, one of them is cheating.
Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
OK, the big guy on the right is a Pentax K-something full-frame because only Pentax has the special Sv (sensitivity priority) and TAv (shutter and aperture priority
[*]). The small guy on the left with the interesting controls - I have no idea. Some micro-4/3 I think.
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[*] you choose fixed shutter and aperture setting and the camera will adjust ISO to get the right exposure.
agentlossing
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Pretty much all correct! The K-something is easy, the FF Pentax is called the K1, it's still their first FF DSLR. Sv is a weird mode, where you can specify ISO but leave the rest to P mode. TAv is rather more useful for me, as it's manual with auto-ISO, where you can use exposure comp. Not every manufacturer thinks this needs a mode of its own, but I find it useful to switch back and forth from M to TAv. The small one is the Olympus E-M5 Mark II, with a later iteration of the venerable 16mp M4/3 sensor. One of the most solid and weighty small cameras ever made, I think, carved from magnesium alloy, even the EVF hump.
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
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Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
Another MF-23 multifunction control back for an F4s. I now have two F4s’s with these backs.
What do I use them for? Primarily for imprinting exposure information between the frames. I love that feature. I’ve also used it in “focus capture” mode, whereby the camera is stationary and pointed at some region and the shutter trips when an object enters that region and comes into focus (think of birds landing on a branch, for example).
The MF-23 has other functions such as delays, an intervalometer, and much more. Read about it here near the lower half of the page:
https://mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/nikonf4/filmbacks/index.htm#MF23
Also, my new-to-me XD-11 courtesy of RFF member Bingley:
What do I use them for? Primarily for imprinting exposure information between the frames. I love that feature. I’ve also used it in “focus capture” mode, whereby the camera is stationary and pointed at some region and the shutter trips when an object enters that region and comes into focus (think of birds landing on a branch, for example).
The MF-23 has other functions such as delays, an intervalometer, and much more. Read about it here near the lower half of the page:
https://mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/nikonf4/filmbacks/index.htm#MF23
Also, my new-to-me XD-11 courtesy of RFF member Bingley:
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
A Minolta SRT-303 .
Deardorff38
Mentor
Pentax 645 in Chamonix 
nikon_sam
Shooter of Film...
I believe the F3 is the prettiest of the F's ever...
Taipei-metro
Mentor
my Fuji AX, Toyo USA 24mm F2.8
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6, Nikon Nikkor AF 24-50mm
Neewer Adapter China
Neewer nonTTL Speedlite China
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6, Nikon Nikkor AF 24-50mm
Neewer Adapter China
Neewer nonTTL Speedlite China
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
Leicaflex SL2
60mm Macro-Elmarit