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| ilyast |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 11:29:59 AM
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| Alfa2 |
Posted - Jun 04 2017 : 4:33:57 PM
Thank you Jacques.
And there are short articles so I will be able to read it.  |
| Jacques M. |
Posted - Jun 02 2017 : 2:29:05 PM
You could try sovetskoe_foto (if that works), january and february 1933.
Already on USSRphoto, thanks to Bill Parkinson: http://ussrphoto.com/wiki/default.asp?WikiCatID=38&ParentID=4&ContentID=269&Item=Proletarskoe+Foto+1933+%2F+First+FED+Camera
I have in memory at least another photo showing the camera from the left.
Jacques. |
| Alfa2 |
Posted - Jun 02 2017 : 04:11:32 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Jacques M.
For the moment, no "living" original Fed has been seen, only some photos taken in 1933. And of course several fakes.
Probably some of them are in safes...
Jacques.
I saw one photo of the FED. Do you have a link where I can see more ? |
| levonsa |
Posted - Jun 01 2017 : 1:04:20 PM
Ilya hi!
This is a fantastic cameras!!!!!! My best wishes!!!!! |
| Jacques M. |
Posted - Jun 01 2017 : 05:51:48 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Alfa2
Thank you for the answer Ulrich. 
Nevertheless it would be gr8 (forgive me this abbreviation but I love it) to see photo of FED which is copy of Leica IA.
For the moment, no "living" original Fed has been seen, only some photos taken in 1933. And of course several fakes.
Probably some of them are in safes...
Jacques. |
| Aleksandrov66 |
Posted - Jun 01 2017 : 04:39:52 AM
!!! |
| Alfa2 |
Posted - Jun 01 2017 : 04:36:35 AM
Thank you for the answer Ulrich.
Nevertheless it would be gr8 (forgive me this abbreviation but I love it) to see photo of FED which is copy of Leica IA. |
| uwittehh |
Posted - May 31 2017 : 3:01:30 PM
Ilya, well, then congrats to that FED!
Ulrich
http://fotos.cconin.de |
| ilyast |
Posted - May 31 2017 : 2:32:39 PM
I expect so. This one the first known. |
| uwittehh |
Posted - May 31 2017 : 1:01:55 PM
Sorry that was a mistake from me, I have understood something wrong of what altix told me. Maybe I was a bit confused after drinking some beer ;-)
To be more precice: I have not seen a picture of a FED with serial 23, only the one from Ilya. We also talked about early Kievs from 1947, so I have mixed up something.
Ulrich
http://fotos.cconin.de |
| Jacques M. |
Posted - May 31 2017 : 02:43:30 AM
The second camera is a Fedetta (1937), in sheet iron.
Most of them have disappeared...
Jacques. |
| Alfa2 |
Posted - May 31 2017 : 02:20:15 AM
Is FED number 0023 copy of Leica 1A or copy of Leica II ? |
| Alfa2 |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 4:22:02 PM
No, this is not possible. I don't belive my eyes. I cannot see what I see.
FED 0045, congrats Ilya.
Now we are waiting for FED copy of Leica 1A. |
| ilyast |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 3:39:38 PM
Hi Jacques,
This camera come with older ФЭД lens. I just replace it with earlier Leica. Here is something else.
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| Jacques M. |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 2:15:43 PM
I had seen two 00. But this one is the first...
What can I say? Nothing!
Amitiés to you, Ilya. Jacques.
Can I add: it's the first earliest Fed I see with an Elmar lens.
The rumour had told it, you show it.
Thanks, Ilya. |
| Vlad |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 1:36:44 PM
I think on this note we can close this site . We're done, now we've seen everything!  . No words, Ilya, sincere congratulations!! |
| AlexanderK |
Posted - May 30 2017 : 1:33:45 PM
Bravo, Ilya!
It is the earleist FED-1 I have seen before.
Regards, Alexander |
