Shooting with the Exa SLR

[mfophotos]

<p>Nice shots from the EXA! My very first SLR in 1974 was an Exa IIa, bought from Cambridge Camera in NYC. I learned basic photography with it in high school, and since I didn't know any better, thought it was the greatest thing. Of course, I didn't wear bifocals then, and a WLVF wasn't a problem, except for "portrait" shots. However, I have lots of negatives and some pretty decent Kodachrome slides from the 1970s that I shot with that camera. </p>

[joereitsma]

<p>Dave;<br>

Beautiful images!!! I have an Exakta VX outfit with three lenses (Steinheil Quinaron Auto D, 55mm f/1.9, Stienheil Curtagon, 135mm f/4.5 and a 400mm, f/5.5 Goertz Telemegor). The camera sounds like a sewing machine and the lenses are extremely sharp (...the 400mm lens has its own tripod colar and looks very cool when mounted on the camera).<br>

Anyway, I'll try to post some images taken with the camera sometime soon.</p>

<p> Best Regards--Joe Reitsma, Minneapolis, MN.</p>