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Will
United Kingdom
47 Posts
Posted - Jun 04 2015 :  01:55:50 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have this interesting little camera on its way to me:

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Pierre Tizien
Moxies
France
183 Posts
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Posted - Jun 05 2015 :  3:34:56 PM  Show Profile  Visit Moxies's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Came to me not long time ago...
R-Helios-100-OS 100mm/2.5 KMZ

Used on FP-1, similar to Foton-OS , camera to make Oscilographe photo...

Edited by - Moxies on Jun 05 2015 3:35:53 PM
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xya
France
141 Posts
Posted - Jun 18 2015 :  09:10:42 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/1862015_russ_lens_IMG_0830.JPG
Finally I found a choice of lenses. Nothing extraordinary, but here they are:
First row: Mir 20H s/n 860811 (converted to M42), Industar-69 no s/n (adapted to M39 FFD), Jupiter-12 s/n 9021676 (M39), Jupiter-8 s/n 6226854 (M39),
second row: Industar-26m s/n 1404203 (M39), Industar-61 L/D s/n 947005 (M39), Helios-44 s/n 0256726 (M39 Zenit),
last row: Jupiter-9 s/n 6102545 (M39 Zenit), Jupiter-11 s/n 7102274 (M39 Zenit). Missing on the photo: Orion-15 s/n 760592 (M39).
The Mir came with a custom made adapter M42 to M39. For both possibilities focus is spot-on. They are all standard versions, the Jupiter-9 is a bit strange, it has what seems to be a custom made distance scale, ∞, 30m, 10m ..., perhaps a repair. The 26m was a present from a friendly seller.

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Pierre Tizien
Moxies
France
183 Posts
My Collection

Posted - Jun 19 2015 :  2:36:18 PM  Show Profile  Visit Moxies's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by xya


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/1862015_russ_lens_IMG_0830.JPG
Finally I found a choice of lenses. Nothing extraordinary, but here they are:
First row: Mir 20H s/n 860811 (converted to M42), Industar-69 no s/n (adapted to M39 FFD), Jupiter-12 s/n 9021676 (M39), Jupiter-8 s/n 6226854 (M39),
second row: Industar-26m s/n 1404203 (M39), Industar-61 L/D s/n 947005 (M39), Helios-44 s/n 0256726 (M39 Zenit),
last row: Jupiter-9 s/n 6102545 (M39 Zenit), Jupiter-11 s/n 7102274 (M39 Zenit). Missing on the photo: Orion-15 s/n 760592 (M39).
The Mir came with a custom made adapter M42 to M39. For both possibilities focus is spot-on. They are all standard versions, the Jupiter-9 is a bit strange, it has what seems to be a custom made distance scale, ∞, 30m, 10m ..., perhaps a repair. The 26m was a present from a friendly seller.





That's a nice set to start lens collection
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Aug 17 2015 :  08:20:31 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

An interesting beginning of collection, Reinhard!
I fear I was not interested by lenses during years. I was wrong: it's the lens which takes the photo, not really the body!

Here is one of my last purchases: a Zorki 1a/1b. It has the release button of the 1b and still the speed dial of the Fed-Zorki.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/1782015_DSCF2229.JPG

Amitiés. Jacques.

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Pierre Tizien
Moxies
France
183 Posts
My Collection

Posted - Aug 24 2015 :  5:18:19 PM  Show Profile  Visit Moxies's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Finaly together again, but this time at my home
With boxes and passports (and filters, caps...)
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Will
United Kingdom
47 Posts
Posted - Sep 05 2015 :  01:55:29 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Kiev 4A

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Ulrich W.
uwittehh
Germany
765 Posts
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Posted - Sep 22 2015 :  3:56:35 PM  Show Profile  Visit uwittehh's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I was looking for it for a long time, now it arrives, a KIEV Stereo set. It's like new, with original box, instruction manual, passport and the bill! Everything looks as if it was used only a few times. There are some stereo pictures that look as if the previous owner took them.
Really nice.









Together with it comes this very early Jupiter 11 with KIEV mount from 1951.



And there was more, a Zorki SK lens (2,0/50) from 1949 and a Jupiter 9 from 1955 made by KMZ with passport and bill (445 Rubels!). Two yellow filters (40,5 and 49mm) in bakelite box, I have never seen these boxes before.

Ulrich

http://fotos.cconin.de
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Robert Vonk
Fotohuis
Netherlands
100 Posts
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Posted - Sep 23 2015 :  02:17:24 AM  Show Profile  Visit Fotohuis's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Yes a nice stereo set. I was lucky to have that beam splitter as extra with a Kiev-4AM. The adapter was also from 1956 but it was for the Eur. 80,- with Kiev-4AM (refurbished) and J-8M included. Later I realised it was a rare item.

Just a picture:



Robert
"De enige beperking in je fotografie ben je zelf"
http://gallery.fotohuisrovo.nl/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotohuisrovo/

Edited by - Fotohuis on Sep 23 2015 02:18:32 AM
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Oct 02 2015 :  09:24:49 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have the stereo set, but Inever tried it. Lazyness...
At home, a Contax S and a Zenit "Classic".
No doubt, the Zenit is more beautiful! It's an early one, with one screw only at the back of the cover and the s/n with bold ciphers. He has the ancient cap too.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2102015_DSCF2244.JPG


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2102015_DSCF2247.JPG

They don't work: problems of shutters for both of them.

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Robert Vonk
Fotohuis
Netherlands
100 Posts
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Posted - Oct 02 2015 :  09:45:06 AM  Show Profile  Visit Fotohuis's Homepage  Reply with Quote


In the mean time testing in the Kodak 5222 Double-X film with this Kiev and stereo adapter. E.I. 100 and developed in Windisch W665 an ultra fine grain type developer based on ortho- Phenylene Diamine. Photos will follow. :)

Robert
"De enige beperking in je fotografie ben je zelf"
http://gallery.fotohuisrovo.nl/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotohuisrovo/
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Michael Finder
Michael Finder
Australia
1 Posts
Posted - Oct 13 2015 :  2:24:21 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
My Moskva 2 with 6x9 and 6x6. Purchased from the Ukraine.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/13102015_P1090099.JPG


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/13102015_P1090107.JPG


Edited by - Michael Finder on Oct 13 2015 2:25:47 PM
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Robert Vonk
Fotohuis
Netherlands
100 Posts
My Collection

Posted - Oct 20 2015 :  1:04:05 PM  Show Profile  Visit Fotohuis's Homepage  Reply with Quote


Kodak 5222 Double-X E.I.100 in W665 1+0 9:45 minutes (20C) in the Kiev-4AM with J-8M and stereo adapter.

Robert
"De enige beperking in je fotografie ben je zelf"
http://gallery.fotohuisrovo.nl/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fotohuisrovo/
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Nov 06 2015 :  4:20:38 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

A funny Nicca/Fed.
In fact, a "combo" early Nicca (for the cover, the arm of the rangefinder and the baseplate) and Fed 1f. All is from 1948/49, so the camera is coherent.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/6112015_DSCF2275.JPG


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/6112015_DSCF2283.JPG

It's the first time I see such a camera...

Amitiés. Jacques.

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Luiz Paracampo
Luiz Paracampo
Brazil
1871 Posts
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Posted - Nov 07 2015 :  4:22:22 PM  Show Profile  Visit Luiz Paracampo's Homepage  Reply with Quote
A very "cool" Nicca with complete Fed body!
Regards
LP
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Nov 08 2015 :  12:11:27 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Yes, Luiz, "cool" is the right word. I will put it in the wiki, in the
"Russian Leica copies", with other pictures.

Amitiés. Jacques.
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Luiz Paracampo
Luiz Paracampo
Brazil
1871 Posts
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Posted - Dec 02 2015 :  4:18:50 PM  Show Profile  Visit Luiz Paracampo's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Nippon câmeras are forerunner of Nicca series
from the first model they includes slow speeds
see:
http://akiroom.com/redbook-e/kenkyukai05b/kenkyukai200508.html

Very interesting
Regards
LP
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Dec 03 2015 :  03:27:07 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Thanks Luiz!
It seems that some early Nippons didn't have the slow speeds.
See: http://corsopolaris.net/supercameras/nicca/nicca.html

But mine is a Fed with Nicca parts, nothing else!

Amitiés. Jacques.
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Luiz Paracampo
Luiz Paracampo
Brazil
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Posted - Dec 04 2015 :  6:09:38 PM  Show Profile  Visit Luiz Paracampo's Homepage  Reply with Quote
My friend Jacques
The only Nicca without slow speeds were made in the 1943-1946 period
probably not compatible with the FED body you have. Although the preiod could be superposing, politics in the era were not favourable (seems to be)
Best Regards
LP
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Robert
cyfrowyduch
Poland
4 Posts
Posted - Dec 11 2015 :  11:54:24 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello everyone, this is my first post in the forum.
I hope not the last :)
And this is my latest achievements.

Zorka C - edition of the Festival.

[URL=http://s770.photobucket.com/user/cyfrowyduch/media/_DSC0762-f_zpsig9ymddd.jpg.html][/URL]

[URL=http://s770.photobucket.com/user/cyfrowyduch/media/_DSC0767-f_zpsrez45vjp.jpg.html][/URL]
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Dec 14 2015 :  11:29:10 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello Robert!

It seems you love the Zorki C-s...
Perhaps you could introduce yourself and your collection in a new post?
Anyway, welcome here!

Jacques.

Edited by - Jacques M. on Dec 14 2015 11:29:26 AM
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Robert
cyfrowyduch
Poland
4 Posts
Posted - Dec 15 2015 :  1:41:07 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Jacques Thank you for the warm welcome.
I like Zorka.
My collection is not large.
When it comes to Zorka C is I only have three.
So there is nothing much to show. At least for the moment.
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Lenny
496 Posts
Posted - Jan 19 2016 :  06:01:18 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by cyfrowyduch

Hello everyone, this is my first post in the forum.
I hope not the last :)
And this is my latest achievements.

Zorka C - edition of the Festival.



Thanks for your photos Robert,
those Festival cameras are special, the black ones (vulcanite and nylonette) got the Festival logo, but the green and grey ones did not. But we know at least from sovietcams.com that those green and grey ones were delivered with special Festival boxes, so they might indeed also be Festival cameras, at least most of them. Did you get boxes with your cameras too or other information, maybe passports?
I'm also interested to see the backside of the green and grey cameras, would be thankful if you could post those pictures too.
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Lenny
496 Posts
Posted - Jan 19 2016 :  06:42:09 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Luiz Paracampo

My friend Jacques
The only Nicca without slow speeds were made in the 1943-1946 period
probably not compatible with the FED body you have. Although the preiod could be superposing, politics in the era were not favourable (seems to be)
Best Regards
LP



Thanks Luiz,
would have been interesting if Nicca copied a Fed. But through the connections to Germany because of the war they might got good information about Leicas, no need to copy a copy.
The only real copy of a Fed might be the Neuca which is comprehensible because they came from the soviet zone GDR.
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Robert
cyfrowyduch
Poland
4 Posts
Posted - Jan 23 2016 :  2:24:05 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Lenny

Thanks for your photos Robert,
those Festival cameras are special, the black ones (vulcanite and nylonette) got the Festival logo, but the green and grey ones did not. But we know at least from sovietcams.com that those green and grey ones were delivered with special Festival boxes, so they might indeed also be Festival cameras, at least most of them. Did you get boxes with your cameras too or other information, maybe passports?
I'm also interested to see the backside of the green and grey cameras, would be thankful if you could post those pictures too.



Hi Lenny

I do not have those cameras boxes or documents or any additional information.
As requested I took pictures of the back.

[URL=http://s770.photobucket.com/user/cyfrowyduch/media/_DSC0846-1_zpsnauy6nyp.jpg.html][/URL]

I throw more pictures of other Zorki and the Fed.

[URL=http://s770.photobucket.com/user/cyfrowyduch/media/_DSC0844-1_zpsfmai4n0g.jpg.html][/URL]

[URL=http://s770.photobucket.com/user/cyfrowyduch/media/_DSC0816-1_zpss7m8p4rt.jpg.html][/URL]
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Lenny
496 Posts
Posted - Jan 23 2016 :  4:18:33 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by cyfrowyduch


Hi Lenny

I do not have those cameras boxes or documents or any additional information.
As requested I took pictures of the back.



Thank you so much Robert,

your grey nylonette is very clean. Often marks can be seen from the leather case, especially where the closing buttons of the case are. Never put them in a leather case again.
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Will
United Kingdom
47 Posts
Posted - Jan 24 2016 :  03:38:12 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Very nice Robert.
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Robert
cyfrowyduch
Poland
4 Posts
Posted - Jan 24 2016 :  09:34:02 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Lenny
your grey nylonette is very clean. Often marks can be seen from the leather case, especially where the closing buttons of the case are. Never put them in a leather case again.



Thank you for your advice, I'll keep that in mind.
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Pierre Tizien
Moxies
France
183 Posts
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Posted - Jan 30 2016 :  09:12:05 AM  Show Profile  Visit Moxies's Homepage  Reply with Quote
A lucky find.
A seller in Odessa wrote me that he has a lens that could interest me, for 300uah (around 10 euros).

Here is the lens at my friends home already.




Note the serial number, looks like someone made mistake

I'm usualy not in the FED lens collection, but that could be a good start .
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Jan 30 2016 :  09:34:29 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Ha ha! 10€ for that very rare Fed lens!
The definitive serial number is the good one, by the list we have.

Congrats! Jacques.
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Ulrich W.
uwittehh
Germany
765 Posts
My Collection

Posted - Feb 01 2016 :  3:39:24 PM  Show Profile  Visit uwittehh's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Moxies, nice find. And the price... I don't say anything about it ;-)

Ulrich

http://fotos.cconin.de
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Alfa2
Poland
349 Posts
Posted - Feb 02 2016 :  2:29:58 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jacques M.


Received today my 46th Fed 1. All are different!
An interesting one, even if not beautiful. It's an 1b with
- a number of 1a,
- brown patterned vulcanite,
- large engraved lettering.

All that makes me think that the (real) serial number could be around 26000.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/8102011_Fed 1b 4580 001.JPG


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/8102011_Fed 1b 4580 002.JPG

Amitiés. Jacques.


Jacques,

I have just found this site and read this thread.
I think real number of your camera is 14xxx or 13xxx (less possible). It has characteristic vulcanite. Please look at surface of top plate (under cover of rangefinder)it is little bit different than in other FEDs. Remaining details (like advanced knob, shutter release, etc) fit 14xxx too. It cannot be seen clearly on pictures but speed dial should have bigger diameter like in older items of FED.
But I can say nothing about cover of rangefinder. Maybe real number of the camera is 14580 ?

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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Feb 02 2016 :  3:18:42 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Probably you are right, Alfa2. And welcome here!
I was too fast when looking at this Fed (I have it in front of me now).
By the width of engraving, no doubt it belongs to a 1b series around the s/n 2xxxx. But the diameter of the speed dial is an earlier one. And the vulcanite can be seen on the 13/16xxx 1b-s, whereas the profile of the release button (much curved) could be even older.
All in all, it cannot be a 13/16xxx because of the width of engraving. Rather a camera made by the factory using spare parts after repair, from several other ones.

But the discussion remains open (in a separate thread if necessary). Thanks!

Amitiés. Jacques.

Edited by - Jacques M. on Feb 02 2016 3:21:18 PM
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Alfa2
Poland
349 Posts
Posted - Feb 03 2016 :  12:03:35 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks for your welcome.
You are absolutely right but let me tell/write my theory, which may be not true of course.
There were many poor people in 90's in area of past-USSR who wanted to earn some money. It was usual that servicemen were buying russian cameras on their market and than they were selling them abroad. But they were buying everything even not complete cameras and than combining them to working models which could be sold.
Sometimes there was problem with e.g cameras which were combined from FED in about 50% and Zorki in about 50%. Was it FED or Zorki ? For sure it was not FED-Zorki .
My theory is your camera is FED 13/16xxx but plate with engravings (cover of rangefinder) is from another camera.

As you wrote discussion was still open. (If moderator decide so it could be new thread.)
It is really plasure to talk/write to you about old cameras.
Thank you.
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Feb 03 2016 :  1:18:32 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Hi Alfa2!
I prefer we stop here: this thread is not made for such discussions.
I will open a new thread tomorrow about that subject: just the time to put the hand on my photos!

Jacques.
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Lenny
496 Posts
Posted - Feb 26 2016 :  12:17:20 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Not arrived yet, but soon ...



http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2622016_2191 f.JPG



http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2622016_2191 t.JPG

I love it when the vulcanite isn't painted.

Edited by - Lenny on Feb 26 2016 12:24:40 PM
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Feb 26 2016 :  1:56:27 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

A beautiful Fed 1a.
In original condition, as it seems...

Jacques.
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Aleksandrov66
10 Posts
Posted - Feb 29 2016 :  12:42:38 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello!
I was very happy to found this resource some time ago. Today I want to show FED device for reproduction, that just arrived in my collection

http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2922016_FED_0081.JPG


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2922016_FED_0080.JPG

As it comes from Bunimovich book, the device could be purchased as an accessory to FED U-0 enlarger

Edited by - Aleksandrov66 on Feb 29 2016 12:48:48 AM
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Jacques M.
France
2521 Posts
Posted - Feb 29 2016 :  03:24:44 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Thanks, Aleksandrov. And welcome here!
I had never seen this repro set before in "reality".
About Bunimovitch, in which edition have you found the set?

Amitiés. Jacques.
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Ulrich W.
uwittehh
Germany
765 Posts
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Posted - Feb 29 2016 :  2:07:25 PM  Show Profile  Visit uwittehh's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Fascinating. I have never seen such a device before. Great find Aleksandrov! And welcome to the group.

Ulrich

http://fotos.cconin.de
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Aleksandrov66
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Posted - Feb 29 2016 :  2:37:05 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks!
Jacques, the book is "Camera FED" by Bunimovich D., 1938.
Pages from 89 to 99 are dedicated to reproduction photography.

http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2922016_image.jpeg


Edited by - Aleksandrov66 on Apr 04 2018 02:46:16 AM
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Vladislav Kern
Vlad
USA
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Posted - Feb 29 2016 :  3:27:11 PM  Show Profile  Visit Vlad's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Wow! (to the reproduction stand) Would you be able to add this to Wiki catalog here?

Thanks!
Vlad
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Aleksandrov66
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Posted - Mar 01 2016 :  03:42:08 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
G'day Vlad!
Done.


Edited by - Aleksandrov66 on Mar 02 2016 12:47:45 AM
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levonsa
levonsa
Russia
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Posted - Mar 10 2016 :  1:24:07 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
In 1933, the FED has not yet been issued, its accessories were produced in 1937. So write Bunimovich in 1933 there was still nothing!
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Jacques M.
France
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Posted - Mar 10 2016 :  2:16:13 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Yes, Alexey...
I wondered about the date. But I have no book of Bunimovitch, whatever the date is...

Amitiés. Jacques.
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Alexander K.
AlexanderK
Germany
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Posted - Mar 10 2016 :  3:42:52 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Aleksandrov66

the book is "Camera FED" by Bunimovich D., 1933 (not 1938!).



Sorry, but this book is from 1938 and not from 1933!
And pages from 89 to 99 are really dedicated to reproduction photography.

Regards, Alexander
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Aleksandrov66
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Posted - Mar 11 2016 :  03:53:03 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Alexander, Jacques, Alexey...
As far as i understand, there are two types of the book - some books have 1933 on the first page, some have 1938. The interesting moment is that all of them got 1937 or 1938 on the last page. So, in fact all of the books were physically produced in 1937-1938, but a few of them got 1933 on the first page. I suppose this is just a massive misprint.
Some photos:






Edited by - Aleksandrov66 on Mar 22 2016 06:19:56 AM
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Jacques M.
France
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Posted - Mar 11 2016 :  05:32:24 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Aleksandrov!

Certainly Alexander and Alexey are right.
It should be a misprint, and the last page gives the good date.
As if misengravings, on some Fed covers, were not enough....

Amitiés. Jacques.

Edited by - Jacques M. on Mar 11 2016 05:32:53 AM
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Luiz Paracampo
Luiz Paracampo
Brazil
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Posted - Mar 11 2016 :  09:34:33 AM  Show Profile  Visit Luiz Paracampo's Homepage  Reply with Quote
one can read all book at
http://www.sovietcamera.su/src/Camera_FED.pdf
(1938 edition)
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xya
France
141 Posts
Posted - Apr 05 2016 :  11:26:38 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
although I do not collect russian cameras (only some russian lenses), I came across a very nice one some days ago and finally I could not resist. it just arrived.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_01_IMG_1875.JPG
it came with an old zorki box and the kind seller added a copy of a zorki manual.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_02_IMG_1886.JPG
it has its leather case


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_03_IMG_1896.JPG
and its original lens.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_04_IMG_1891.JPG
serial no. 128213, which makes it 1939 according to what I have found.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_05_IMG_1892.JPG
it seems as if everything is working fine. maybe it has not been used much.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_06_IMG_1901.JPG
I will try to load a roll next week and test it.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_07_IMG_1904.JPG
lens no. 125489.


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/542016_fed_1d_08_IMG_1907.JPG
there was a document folded into the leather case. according to the seller it says that the camera was sold in 1942 in a moscow commission shop for 850 roubels. it seems as if it has not worked much since then. anyway, it wasn't expensive and I look forward to try it out.

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