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Plasmatlinse 8/32cm 11/47cm Satz Plasmat 22.3cm Gem or Junk? Found one but have to get a lens board with a correct hole. Don't know the proper use. Two lenses with interrupted threads. separate? combined? switched front to back? Any help? SID

Many more PIX if needed

I've had this stuff far too long. My Kodak large format went long ago. Bought a studio estate in the '80s and have already moved this stuff too many times. I can only use 4 X 5 now and have way too much stuff unused. I'm not moving these again. Post reply or PM; you pay postage. Uploaded PIX into gallery but can't figure out how to insert them here, edit post, or delete my previous post. tagged w/ 4 X 5, 5 X 7, & 8 X 10

I've had this stuff far too long. My Kodak large format went long ago. Bought a studio estate in the '80s and have already moved this stuff too many times. I can only use 4 X 5 now and have way too much stuff unused. I'm not moving these again. Post reply or PM; you pay postage.

There's the rub! the S.C is attached to a black Nikkormat that is worth about $10 and I already have an S.C and several S. The seller thinks he's got a classic gem! I've been shooting a 50/1.4 S since Ektachrome was only 3, no complaints.

Besides the engraving on the lens barrel, is there any difference in the coating or the image quality between the S and the S.C normal 50mm NIKKOR lens?

I'd bet I've looked at three the last month at various auction sites that I might ad to my Pantar/Contaflex/Contina assortment. Yes, Contaflexes with primes other than Pantar can get expensive!

I've the three models that take the aux Pantar lenses. Tessar won't fit. Everything you need; Contaflex SLR - Wikipedia. Complex shutter not worth cost of repair. For $10 you can probably find one that works

If you plan to use your camera, shop around the for new-old-stock Kodak replacement bellows. I recently bought four still in their original packaging. I've brought three of my 120 folders into the twenty-first century with amazing results. Re-bellows on other sizes of "art deco" Kodaks just isn't worth the hassle.

I had wanted an S2 since I was in photo school in '69. Spotted an S2a w/40mm at auction about 10 years ago and got it for what I thought was a good price. Since then I've added an S2 and assorted lenses and other stuff that makes them easier to use. It's my go to 2 1/4 square W/A camera. My Rollei is usually along for the ride. I've never doubted the Bronica would get the shot. Almost always on a tripod and treated with respect. I wore out an RB and a 645 in the studio. I'm nearing the end of my second career (non-photographic) and I enjoy hand made photography with well crafted instruments.

I bought a big unused can labeled 'aircraft instrument grease' in a paint can at a GSA auction at a local Air Force Base years ago. I'll never use a quart of it if I live to be 1000. The top of the grease in the can still has the swirls from when it was manufactured. I've used maybe a thimble full. Need some?

You left out Instamatic and 110 !!!