My photography gear

[coolfrenchguy]

I have an FUJIFILM FINEPIX F100fd bought a few years with an Hama tripod,and a protection ,this serie is quite very good for the price (i have got mine at 50% discounted) indeed it's beating a lot of other similar brands


image test from https://www.imaging-resource.com/PRO...FD/F100FDA.HTM
1/100 sec
f3.3
0.0 EV
6.4 mm focal length
ISO 800



for your gear protection bags : case logic or hama

[coolfrenchguy]

check the russian equivalent of LEICA : ZENIT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenit_(camera),it's probably cheaper on the flea markets specialised in photo cameras

[Arūnas]

I have all in one, no pixels, no digital, just photographic film

[Finnish Swede]

Not Pentax, only fitting. It is Russian made, not bad at all, but as I write the resolution worsen in cold air. Perhaps massive mirror elements change shape unevenly

So K-mount? You are aware of Minolta (or Konica-Minolta)? One camera brand from history books (my parents time). I think Minolta produced ok stuff, or?

4 teleconventers back (one Minolta + 3 others ... the best available to that), monocular adapter by Minolta (if that monster is used like normal telescope, not with camera), extension tube set.


Not mine, but I have been able to test that.

[Finnish Swede]

check the russian equivalent of LEICA : ZENIT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenit_(camera),it's probably cheaper on the flea markets specialised in photo cameras

Did not Russians stole some camera factories etc. from Germany (after WWII)?
Russians just are not Germans, so nope ... cameras are not equivalent. Despite of fact some old Russian lenses can be connected to M mount Leica bodies and opposite.

[Lemminkäinen]

check the russian equivalent of LEICA : ZENIT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenit_(camera),it's probably cheaper on the flea markets specialised in photo cameras

Russian Leica copies are low quality products imitating Leicas from the '30s. Later the quality was worse.

[Lemminkäinen]

check the russian equivalent of LEICA : ZENIT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenit_(camera),it's probably cheaper on the flea markets specialised in photo cameras

Russian Leica copies are low quality products imitating Leicas from the '30s. Later the quality was worse.

[Arūnas]

Russian Leica copies are low quality products imitating Leicas from the '30s. Later the quality was worse.

not imitating, just "chinese copy", this is what I have learned from that video (in polish lang.)
https://youtu.be/2PfDWChi29E

somewhere far away in the darkness of history, we will find Leica, which inspired Soviet engineers to such an extent that it was copied "tochka v tochke"

point to point --> https://context.reverso.net/translat...87%D0%BA%D1%83

[Lemminkäinen]

not imitating, just "chinese copy", this is what I have learned from that video (in polish lang.)
https://youtu.be/2PfDWChi29E

point to point --> https://context.reverso.net/translat...87%D0%BA%D1%83

Some of those copies were made in labour camps of young people. I had one with engraved name of the camp. These camps obviously trained young people to become Soviet citizens and good commies.

[Lemminkäinen]

Did not Russians stole some camera factories etc. from Germany (after WWII)?
Russians just are not Germans, so nope ... cameras are not equivalent. Despite of fact some old Russian lenses can be connected to M mount Leica bodies and opposite.

Yes, they moved factories with engineers to Ural.