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Neuer Benutzer
Join Date: 10/22/07
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I was just given an old Leica camera.
Leica D.R.P No 536866 I would like to know more about this camera especially how old it is and how to use all of the accessories that came with it. Also should this camera be sent to someone to clean it up and make sure that it is working right? Any help would be greatful Thank you Corey |
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Erfahrener Benutzer
Join Date: 03/01/07
Location: Stockholm
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Hi, it´s a IIIf from 1950-51. A very nice camera if you ask me. Tell us more about what came with it.
Gunnar |
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Neuer Benutzer
Join Date: 10/22/07
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Here is what came with the Leica
3 different lenses A Light Meter and 2 other attachments that I have no ideal what they do. Is there a way to get a manuel for this camera and explain what the other attachments are? Corey |
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Erfahrener Benutzer
Join Date: 03/01/07
Location: Stockholm
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You can order reprint manuals from different sources, eg ebay but the easiest way is if you can attach a couple of pictures of the equipment here. There are many people with a lot of knowledge here who will gladly help you.
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Erfahrener Benutzer
Join Date: 09/26/02
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Here is the one thing that most separates this great camera from other brands: it is a pig to load. Once loaded, however, it is a pure joy to use.
The obvious part: take off the bottom and insert the leader into the slot in the takeup spool The trick: In order for the film to advance, you must first trim the leader so that the end is thin and tapers gently upwards. Look down into the film chamber after you insert the takeup spool into the camera to make sure that the sprockets engage the perforations in the film. You will have a ball with this camera (assuming it does not need an overhaul). If you don't you will have no difficulty placing it into a loving home. Good luck John W
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