I have the same only in black livery.
Lovely! I sometimes wish I'd been able to come up with the scratch for the D850 rather than the D750 I have, but it was just a "bridge too far".And she is here! Took the day off today so I could sign for it!
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The lens is from one of my film cameras but that is part of the beauty of the Nikon system.
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My interest in 6x6 cameras started with borrowing a Yashica-Mat 124G to take photos of my first wife's graduation. A few days later I bought my Rolleiflex 3.5 Xenotar, now the camera I've owned the longest and probably the last I would let go. The 6x6 TLR is a wonderful thing.Often underrated but an awesome 2 1/4 Square (6x6) Yashica with a very sharp fixed lens!
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In this area the camera of every poor art school student who couldn't afford a K1000.
In this area the camera of every poor art school student who couldn't afford a K1000.
Soviet cameras were pretty common in Canada in the 70s and early 80s and dirt cheap - reliability optional. At the time I was shooting with an ancient Pentax H3v/55 f1.8 Takumar.I starved myself to get a K1000 since I was clueless about Soviet/Eastern bloc photo equipment back in the early 80s. 🙁
I starved myself to get a K1000 since I was clueless about Soviet/Eastern bloc photo equipment back in the early 80s. 🙁
Soviet cameras were pretty common in Canada in the 70s and early 80s and dirt cheap - reliability optional. At the time I was shooting with an ancient Pentax H3v/55 f1.8 Takumar.