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Leicaflex Standard with 180mm f4 Elmar R lens:

 

 

Leicaflex SL:

 

My first Nikon F, I am the original owner and still use it:

 

Nikon F:

 

Leicaflex Standard, many feel this camera is ugly, but to me it is a very pretty camera.

 

Leicaflex SL:

 

Minolta SR-1s:

 

What is the difference between the Alpa model 9D and 10D?

An inexpensive option is the Nikkor 28mm f3.5. I use one, it produces great photos.

Anyone else have photos of their Nikon Photomic cameras?

Here are a few more:

Please post photos of your Photomic bodies.

Here is a pix of my three black Nikon F's with Photomic meters.

 

 

Nkon F with Photomic TN meter.

 

Leicaflex SL with 35mm f2.8 Elmarit R lens.

Love the black Spotmatic!

Our family lenses consisted of 28mm f2.5, 50mm f1.4 and 135mm f2.8 MC Rokkor lenses. Very nice to see people posting photos of their Minolta's.

This is my family's SRT-101, it has been used by three generations of my family. Purchased by my father in 1968, my sister used it in high school as a yearbook photographer and by my nephew and niece for a photography class. I just got it back last year and will be sending it to John Tillerington for a CLA. Attached to the body is a semi-rare 100mm f3.5 Rokkor.

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Nikon F with Photomic T finder with 105mm f2.5 Nikkor lens. I finally found the Photomic F finder in black.

 

Love the F2 and the 35mm f2.8 lens. One of these days I hope to purchase one.

Leicaflex SL with 35mm f2.8 Elmarit R lens.

Love the Leicaflex SL2 MOT, there were only about a thousand made. The 35mm Summicron is a great lens, hope you keep the combo!

Minolta SR-1s with 28mm f3.5 Rokkor lens.

 

This is a great camera to use simple controls, nice size, light weight and uses affordable Rokkor lenses. It was CLAed by John Titterington. I use it as an alternative to Nikon and Leica. Up until a couple of months ago Rokkor lenses were very cheap to purchase. This combo was put together for about the price of an inexpensive dinner. I personally think the SR-1s in one of the prettiest camera around.

 

73' Nikon F with 85mm f1.8 Nikkor lens. This was my first F, purchased in 1972, I used it in high school as a yearbook photographer, in college at Brooks Institute of Photography and at work-Sandra National Laboratories. I still use it today, it always works and I know what the results will be. Another plus is that it looks really cool. This is it for my assortment of F's, I saved the best for last.

67' Nikon F, waist level finder with 50mm f2 Nikkor.