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03-14-2019, 05:09 PM - 2 Likes   #15631
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Nikon F2SB
F2 body with DP-3 finder

From an eBay seller in Japan



Price was fair but no bargain.
This model is fairly uncommon.

Chris

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Looking forward to receiving a Kipon PK to Q adaptor in the post in the next few days. Lots of prime to have a play with on my Q7
03-14-2019, 07:23 PM   #15633
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QuoteOriginally posted by ChrisPlatt Quote
Nikon F2SB
F2 body with DP-3 finder

From an eBay seller in Japan



Price was fair but no bargain.
This model is fairly uncommon.

Chris
That one is The Boss.
03-14-2019, 07:30 PM   #15634
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They're here . . . .


I have the lens to match the black ME-F and a satin chrome ME-F. One of the two will become a user camera, the other a display camera. The MESuper replaces my 1984 original owner satin chrome MESuper that was ruined in a basement flood. I've always wanted a black MESuper and this one came into the Marketplace, so there you go. (Seller photo cropped)

So the camera doctor has ruled the ME-F not repairable (by him). It will look pretty on a shelf in my office.

The MESuper needed a eye-level finder and repair to the shutter and winding mechanism from impact damage plus a standard CLA. Done and Done. Probably spent too much, but hey - Black MESuper

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Finally decided to see what all the fuss is about with FF. Won an auction for a K-1 with grip. Now the second phase of the waiting begins......
03-15-2019, 03:42 AM   #15636
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Finally decided to see what all the fuss is about with FF. Won an auction for a K-1 with grip. Now the second phase of the waiting begins......
good for you

been thinking of renting a K 1 to see what all the excitement is about

but afraid of that slippery slope

what do I do if I like it
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good for you

been thinking of renting a K 1 to see what all the excitement is about

but afraid of that slippery slope

what do I do if I like it
I have all this old FF glass.......

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I have all this old FF glass.......
I have a couple too, and

some lenses that could work

and there is that curiosity factor

and, of course, I could resist GAS

looking at all that, it looks like it would be

a very steep slope, I wonder how slippery could it be ?
03-15-2019, 04:24 AM - 4 Likes   #15639
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QuoteOriginally posted by Docrwm Quote
Finally decided to see what all the fuss is about with FF. Won an auction for a K-1 with grip. Now the second phase of the waiting begins......
It's a lot of fun with legacy FF lenses, especially the wide angle and ultra-wide angle ones. I will never part with my SMC M 20/4 ... never.








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03-15-2019, 04:28 AM - 1 Like   #15640
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QuoteOriginally posted by aslyfox Quote
good for you

been thinking of renting a K 1 to see what all the excitement is about

but afraid of that slippery slope

what do I do if I like it
I advise for you to do it, but beware as this is just the beginning!
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QuoteOriginally posted by aslyfox Quote
I have a couple too, and

some lenses that could work

and there is that curiosity factor

and, of course, I could resist GAS

looking at all that, it looks like it would be

a very steep slope, I wonder how slippery could it be ?


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QuoteOriginally posted by Jean Poitiers Quote
It's a lot of fun with legacy FF lenses, especially the wide angle and ultra-wide angle ones. I will never part with my SMC M 20/4 ... never.








I have a Vivitar 19/3.8 that I am looking forward to trying out.
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I have a Vivitar 19/3.8 that I am looking forward to trying out.
That 19 will be quite nice ... put a Tak17/4 Fish-eye on your short list ... and the Tamron AD-2 17mm is nice, too, but much, much larger than the M 20/4 and the Tak Fish-eye. Both of these two fit easily in the bag and take up almost zero space.

Fisheye fun :



Tamron AD-2 17mm :

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trouble makers you all are
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trouble makers you all are
I like to grease the slippery slopes of LBA-land ...
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I like to grease the slippery slopes of LBA-land ...
my wife has been very nice to me and has allowed me to accumulate some nice equipment

some " experienced " others bought on sale

but there are limits

and I am not as dumb as I look

so I am passing on trying out the full frame K 1 and K 1 II
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