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Jerry, do you have any contact info for Slobodan ?

James, please emailme me your phone number. Good luck again in your new adventure.

The Nikon AR-1 (with/without removing the colar around the camera'shutter release) won't thread

down enough in order to make contact with the shutter release. The similar looking "brand X" types I

have seen on several auction sites look similar to the Nikon.

Any correct models out there for the IIIG ? Thanks.

Jeff,

Ken Hansen works out of his private Manhattan residence: no store, no website, no bull...

Which translates into lower overhead... and lower prices. For the cleanest used Leicas/

lenses and 2 1/4 equipment. And as I have learned over the 20 years I have been buying

from him, you can take his word to the bank.

Have been buying from Ken for more than 20 years. Still the best.

Ken Hansen: 212 879 3263

email: KHPNY19@aol.com

In New York City, when it comes to used Leicas, what Ken Hansen has "forgotten" -

Adorama and B&H have not learned. Not only his used Leicas are the cleanest, they are

usually cheaper. And you can take his word to the bank. I have been buying from him for

over 20 years.

Thank you; you have all been great.

Besides individual body fit, any issues while loading/winding film? Thank you again.

I would appreciate comments from actual users of the screw mount version - NOT the M version. Thank

you.

As some of you know, it is a real pain finding the Canon made hoods for their LTM 50 /1.8 and 100/

3.5. I don't want to pay $30 for Cameraquest's version; does anyone have any experience tweaking the

available generic 39 or 40.5 mm versions to fit the 40mm thread without damaging the filter thread ?

Thanks

The one on ebay is gone (besides a bit to high for me). Would appreciate hearing from

someone who has one for sale. I have a soft spot for Canon lenses.

Again, thank you for all your valuable comments.

Any user comments on the Canon 19/3.5 in the LTM rangefinder version, NOT the retrofocus version

for the Canon SLR ? Thanks.

I need help/instructions for both the horizontal and vertical alignment.

Thank you all.

Grazie, Vincenzo..

Still looking fo a smaller reversible rubber lens hood suggestion which would take less

storage space.

Thanks Tom.

Just in case, I want to be clear I'm speaking of the 90mm frame -not the 50- on both

cameras and at the 1 meter setting.

Any suggestions on smaller and reversible rubber hoods?

Considering buying one. With supplied hood, will it block the 90 mm frame?

Is there a smaller and reversible rubber alternative; Brand ?

Thanks.

For Sale: Canon made hood originally designed for early 55mm Canonet model.

Clamp on design - slips and locks perfectlty over lens with the added advantages of more compact and

ergonomics, like a factory cut out notch allowing lens to be stored (not carried) with hood reversed

fitting perfectly over the infinity lock.

It worked beautifully on my now long departed 50mm 1.2. A more efficient and definitly more

economical alternative to the overpriced original hood.

In excellent condition with minor marks around the outer barrel where it clamps over the lens.

$21 including first class shipping within the US. Accept Postal money order or Pay Pal. Personal checks

will have to clear first.

Vivek, I have a screw mount Canon 25mm 3.5 complete with viewfinder and cases in great

condition. Feel free to contact me.

Addendum:No Domke Gripper.

Looking for similar design or original with leathe and hooks in good shape.