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  1. bob_salomon
    3241 is a 1947 Technika 1
  2. bob_salomon
    Looks earlier then the lll
  3. bob_salomon
    Sorry, no record of that number. That means it is not post war and not a lll
  4. bob_salomon
    The 120mm wa would give you even bigger prints vertically.
  5. bob_salomon
    They all do.
  6. bob_salomon
    Our 57 Desoto convertible had an under dash 16rpm record player in it. Records were the size of a 45 but with a small hole. They were played upside down with the tone arm coming up to the record.
  7. bob_salomon
    And some Linhof’s also featured those asymmetrical movements. Except, unlike Sinar, Linhof’s had continually variable assymetric movement.
  8. bob_salomon
    Leica thread mount lenses and 0 shutters.
  9. bob_salomon
    But when you use the Leica Thread jam nut it should fit fine.
  10. bob_salomon
    Try a 39mm Leica thread lens.
  11. bob_salomon
    Or, 4 lenses mounted on one board and baffled back to the image area.
  12. bob_salomon
    They were also police cameras. Some took 3 up and some took 4.
  13. bob_salomon
    Not that easy. To do it right. First the focal length of this fresnel will be wrong. Then you don’t just cut it to size. Yo cut it so the center remains centered. Then it is too thin and easily scratched.
  14. bob_salomon
    Not so. The parallelism of your camera is as important as everything else. If you can’t rely on it then you are wasting your time and money. Granted your large format may be used with movements but then it is also important that your movements are accurate and dependable.
  15. bob_salomon
    Technika were camreras wituoutbfprangefinders, super Technika were cameras with rangefinderders
  16. bob_salomon
    California
  17. bob_salomon
    Just be careful, flashbulbs have exploded when fired. That’s why covers were made for the reflectors.
  18. bob_salomon
    You hear only part of the story. Both Bob Watkins at Precision and Nippon in NYC are factory trained LInhof service centers. You should always go to the factory sites to see who is authorized. Both these repair centers and the country distributors spent time and money for them to become authorized.
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    Because a Super Technika has a rangefinder. In the old days they used just Technika for the bodies without a rangefinder. Over time users just referred to all models as just a Technika through the V series. When that was replaced by the current series it became the Master Technika, Master Technika Classic, Master Technika 2000 and the Master Technika 3000 and the Super designation ended with the 23, 45 and 57 Super Technika 5 cameras.
  20. bob_salomon
    Scare stories. Unless very old or abused they require less care then most.
  21. bob_salomon
    That serial number is from 48 or 49.
  22. bob_salomon
    1948/49 Technika IV without finder.
  23. bob_salomon
    It’s a IV.
  24. bob_salomon
    You can also add an extension bed and a longer bellows.
  25. bob_salomon
    All 45 LInhof Technikardan cameras have an International back which is called a Graflock back on other cameras.
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