Porn, anyone?

[kris-bochenek]

<p>1932 Rolleiflex 620. There were only 5000 made.</p><div></div>

[anthony_brookes5]

Real Porn<div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>A Konica Auto S with original box. Sometimes shutter sticks at slow speeds, but otherwise functional.</p><div></div>

[Mike Gammill]

<p>And a shot loading it up with Panatomic-X of similar vintage.</p><div></div>

[Andy Collins]

<p>Here's one of my favorites, the Minolta XE-7. It's such a pleasure to use with its buttery smooth film advance and shutter.</p><div></div>

[Julio Fernandez]

<p>Konica III</p>

<p><img src="http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a11/julio1fer/Konica%20III/IMG_0874_zpsf0b521de.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[tony_lockerbie]

<p>Great...thanks everyone...now I need a cold shower! A Leica sitting on a Porsche....maybe too late.</p>

[Charles_Sumner]

Anyone else like these old warriors? Beat up,held together with string. I like 'em.<div></div>

[tony_lockerbie]

<p>Ok, I'll chime in....a Canon F1 with all the fruit.</p><div></div>

[allancobb]

<p>The infamous Yashica E...</p>

<p><img id="yui_3_11_0_3_1416929836064_415" src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3690/11566392475_fcd78b14b6_c.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>It still works perfectly!</p>

[bonsignore_ezio]

<p>Interracial porn - Flektogon 20mm on Minolta STR303b</p>

[bonsignore_ezio]

<p>Perhaps it was deleted by censors - Let's try again...</p><div></div>

[kris-bochenek]

<p>Shiver me timbers, Allan. That E still works? Is it battery or selenium cell powered?</p>

[dennis_w3]

<p>Venerable Topcon rangefinder</p><div></div>

[dennis_w3]

<p>The Topcon flagship, weighing in at 3.45 pounds net with winder and the 85/1.8 Topcor, which alone weighs 1.1 pounds.</p><div></div>

[bonsignore_ezio]

<p>Are all cameras the same sex? I like to think of these two babies as high-class ladies, but you are of course entitled a different opinion..</p><div></div>

[allancobb]

"Shiver me timbers, Allan. That E still works? Is it battery or selenium cell powered?"

 

 

Hi Kris, the aperture is actuated completely from the selenium cell; don't ask me how or why, but it still works great! I

exercise it once a year usually and it's getting near that time come to think of it. The shutter has a single fixed speed of

1/60 sec. Film speed is manually set by a ring around the taking lens (which is a pristine Yashinon).

 

The camera does take a 15 volt battery but that is only to power the AG-1 flashbulb that attaches into a socket under the

flip-up cover at the top of the front face.

 

Definitely a different machine that's fun to use!