DemonWolfe
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does anyone here know what this is, and if its worth anything. was told it might have something to do with old projection equipment or photography equipment, i have no idea. thanks for any help with this
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Nikon released a new film camera body a few years back. It was about 5K, so, you'd have to be serious about your investment. I have a Rolleiflex (1966) TLR (120 roll film). I seldom shoot film these days.I still have an old one laying around here too from the 50's.
The ASA is the speed of the film. The red numbers on the bottom are your "F" stops. Most cameras don't even give you options today.. I say bring back film
Dang I wish I had seen that sale-$175 including the RolexI had two of them lying around along with my father's old Rolex. I sold the package for
$ 175.00.
Everything was in good working condition, too. The Rolex and it's leather case looked brand new.Dang I wish I had seen that sale-$175 including the Rolex
Love those vintage Brownies!Light meters aren't worth much these days, $10-$20 at most. I was a professional photographer for years. I collect vintage cameras now, and see them all the time.
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Me too, my goal is one of every Kodak model from beginning to modern.Love those vintage Brownies!
Nice collection, really like that sign...Light meters aren't worth much these days, $10-$20 at most. I was a professional photographer for years. I collect vintage cameras now, and see them all the time.
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Thanks, the sign was a gift from my sister.Nice collection, really like that sign...
I have an old Eastman. It is in rough shape. Looks like it was made out of a 2x4 piece of lumber. I’ll try to locate it and post a picture. I have about 100 cameras but nothing too special.Light meters aren't worth much these days, $10-$20 at most. I was a professional photographer for years. I collect vintage cameras now, and see them all the time.
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