[Bukaj]

Part of my film camera family Sorry for the not-so-great photo:

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[unixrevolution]

Part of my film camera family Sorry for the not-so-great photo:

Not sure what a Solar 100 is, but look at that Go-Juss 55 1.2 on there!

[stevebrot]

Not sure what a Solar 100 is, but look at that Go-Juss 55 1.2 on there!

Same as the Ricoh XR Solar.


Steve

[tpadgett]

My SP-F :

my personal favourite combo

[Digitalis]

My Pentax K5IIs with my 50mm f/1.2 and my old battered square lens hood. I have had that lens hood for decades, and it has survived plenty of abuse over those years.I figure it is better to damage the hood than damage the lens.

[kaiserz]

[Cynog Ap Brychan]

A part of my collection - Pentax is on the second shelf

[Johnyb3000]

A part of my collection - Pentax is on the second shelf

WOW!!!!!! Like a museum.

[Cynog Ap Brychan]

Sadly, only one camera is older than me - the 1937 Leica IIIa!

[Kerrowdown]

Sadly, only one camera is older than me - the 1937 Leica IIIa!

Your a brave man, I would never have confessed to that one.

[tuco]

A part of my collection - Pentax is on the second shelf

Really sweet collection and a good reminder that I need to get some of my lenses out their bags and placed out in some light!

[Jean Poitiers]

A part of my collection - Pentax is on the second shelf

Great collection ... wow, J

[abieleck]

My Pentax K5IIs with my 50mm f/1.2 and my old battered square lens hood

Nice rig, that's gotta be a lot of fun to shoot with. Looks like a sweet bag too, that the K5IIs home?

[Digitalis]

Looks like a sweet bag too, that the K5IIs home?

My cameras have many homes, as I have no shortage of camera bags..perhaps the oddest bag I use for my cameras is a standard military NATO 5.56X45mm ammunition bag with just a single lens.

[stevebrot]

Last month, both my brother and my dad were good enough to gift me with vintage Minolta gear. In the box on the way home was:

• The camera and lens below
• The most excellent leather case for said camera
• A fairly rough looking SRT 102 with later 58/1.4
• A nice looking MC Rokkor 35/2.8
• An excellent condition Rokkor 75-200/4.5 zoom
• A Focal 200/4 in MD mount

SRT 101




My dad and I both thought the SRT 101 needed shutter service, but it turns out that all it needed was for the MLU switch to be placed in the off position. New seals/foam (thank you, Jon Goodman) and a MR-9 adapted silver cell and we appear to be fully functional and ready for film.

As for the SRT 102...I replaced the seals and it seems to be working correctly except that the shutter simply does not sound right. The camera has a big dent on the prism housing as evidence of a hard knock at some point. I will have to put a test roll through at some point.


Steve