Leica M4 (1969) in black & white – the smallest details are not overlooked.

Studio camera – Fujifilm FinePix S9900W
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Studio camera – Fujifilm FinePix S9900W
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Some additional Leica lenses will be listed soon.
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Purchased new in 1969 – from a batch of only 800 black lacquer bodies that year – the incomparable Leica M4
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Classic 35mm SLR from 1971. One of a few SLR’s with a rather different looking logo.
This one works like a charm.
Bright viewfinder and sharp f/1.8 Fujinon lens.
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From 1999 – Fujifilm’s first Instax camera!


The Instax 100 produces 6×9 cm images in vivid color – and now the film comes in monochrome too!
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Yashica sales brochure with ‘fake’ serial number on the lens. There’s a possibility that it may have been a prototype lens and was given an odd serial number.

One of our all-time favorite SLRs with one of the fastest 55mm lenses made. The Tomioka designed f1.2 is an exceptional lens and we’re happy to have it in our collection. This lens is in the batch of the first 1000 made and carries a low serial number.

A super early lens in this German sales brochure – SN 5520124
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It’s far from my best ever studio shots of my camera collection but I bet that the popularity of this image has something to do with the popularity of the camera.
“This camera is actually quite famous – back in its day it was considered a groundbreaker in the 35mm SLR autofocus “world”. This one has led a very gentle life – I’ve fully tested it with film and the thing that impressed me the most was how quickly the autofocus locked on to my subjects. The lens is a Minolta AF Zoom 35-70mm f4 and is sharp as a tack!
The camera, lens, and 4 (AAA) batteries weigh in at 847 grams (1 lb 14 oz)!”
My caption that accompanied the picture on Flickr.
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Wonderful photograph of my mom and her high school gymnastics team taken in New York City around 1930 or so.

My mom, Mary Whelan (Kusnier) is the 6th girl standing from the left.
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This wonderful lens was made to some very high standards in Japan during the late 1970s. This manual focus telephoto is set up to mount to Canon (FD mount) film body cameras such as the AE-1, F-1, A-1 and the T Series of 35mm SLRs. This heavyweight lens (almost 2 pounds worth) of glass and brass was designed to compete with the best optics out there but at a reasonable price. This one owner lens is in mint new condition and functions like it too!
It’s easily adapted to most any digital camera body – this one is set to use on my Fujifilm X-A10. Of course, it’s able to use straight up on any Canon FD mount film body and most any vintage 35mm film cameras with an adapter.
It’s available for purchase from our online shop at https://www.ccstudio2380.com for a very reasonable price.





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