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Mixing old and new...  1951 5cm Summicron Collapsible LTM on Sony A6500 (APS-C).  A test shot to see how the pair performed.  Straight OoC .jpg, downsized in LR.

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Here are a few of my bits

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Today I bought another camera:

 

IIIb with Elmar 3,5/3,5 cm (feet scale)

 

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Today I bought another camera:

 

IIIb with Elmar 3,5/3,5 cm (feet scale)

 

 

 

yours sincerely

Thomas

 

Snap - me too. A bit left field with a Ig and a Visoflex II. 

 

Wilson

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Hi,

 

I introduced myself some days ago but I feel I need to introduce to you one of my favorites. Lovely condition (everything is nickel despite of the aspect) and working like a charm. Have some others LTM bodies, but for me, not so special.

 

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Hi again,

Even when strictly speaking is not an LTM I cannot resist to show you the last member of the family. It has not been a self queen for sure, but 88 years later it works flawlessly.

Hope you will like it as much as I do.

 

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A Fun Thread.....

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A funny thread
I am reading it carefully from the beginning.
It has interesting things and photos that serve to observe and learn.
I'm going on page 25 and I've only seen one LTM with flash. What can be the motive?.
Has anyone used it? ... It would be so kind to upload a photo.
I will upload my LTM to this wonderful thread.
a greeting

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Ambro51 and  Wilson

Bufff, my God, more than a camera looks like a car engine ...

I had never seen anything like it. Of course, I am a beginner with these LTM cameras. How much do I have left to see and learn? ...

I would like to know what kind of photos are usually made with all this assembly.

The saying: "A picture is worth more than a million words." It would be appreciated to show some photo as a result of this assembly.

Greetings and see you soon.

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Visoflex II

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Mine is a slightly later Visoflex 1 from 1951 with an IFLEX focus screen changer, again with a 135mm/f4.5 Hektor on a ZOOAN short focusing mount (a very late one from their final year of 1960) sitting on what used to be my father's spare Leica, a IIf, bought new on a trip to New York in 1953. The Viso 1 and Hektor are recent acquisitions so no films developed as yet with this combo. 

Wilson

 

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On 10/19/2018 at 9:34 AM, Dopaco said:

Ambro51 and  Wilson

Bufff, my God, more than a camera looks like a car engine ...

I had never seen anything like it. Of course, I am a beginner with these LTM cameras. How much do I have left to see and learn? ...

I would like to know what kind of photos are usually made with all this assembly.

The saying: "A picture is worth more than a million words." It would be appreciated to show some photo as a result of this assembly.

Greetings and see you soon.

 

The photos won't look much different from any other camera with a 135mm lens! The contraption you see is a Visoflex which effectively turned the rangefinder Leica into an SLR to frame more accurately for macro or telephoto applications. Very 'heath robinson' but clever design.

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.....it turned the rangefinder Leica into the Worlds First (1935) 35mm SLR Camera.   It’s still a delight to use, though you have to train yourself not to “react” as while watching in the viewer and pressing the dual cable release..the image beiins tO movE uP’.  ....in theory I could hook this rig up to my 6” Refractor Telescope (huge) and do some decent astrophotography...but I’m too lazy;-)

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Just bought another Leica dual cable release, an OTZWO. This is the correct one for my LTM Visoflex 1 and it is nice to have the matching black crackle paint. I have been using the silver OTZWO-M off my M Mount Visoflex 1 with the addition of an adapter sleeve on the shutter release cable to convert to LTM type shutter buttons. There was a huge variation in pricing of these with European sellers asking far more than US sellers. I got this one from Roberts Camera from whom I have bought old Leica bits before. It was a massive $19.50.This will save me having to swap my cable releases backwards and forwards. 

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13 hours ago, earleygallery said:

¡Las fotos no se verán muy diferentes de cualquier otra cámara con una lente de 135 mm! El artilugio que ve es un Visoflex que convirtió efectivamente el telémetro Leica en una SLR para encuadrar con mayor precisión para aplicaciones de macro o teleobjetivo. Muy 'heath robinson' pero diseño inteligente.

Thank you for your explanation.
They match what I had read on the internet.

Anyway, thank you all for bringing all these things to the thread. They serve to make known that they exist. Many accessories that are named in the thread, for me were completely new.
I'm learning a lot.
Again, thank you very much to everyone.

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