كاميرات لتصوير الفوتوغرافي قديمه ونادره بسعر مناسب

كاميرات لتصوير قديمة وذات قيمة متنوعة الصنع وبلد المنشأ وتعمل وبحالة جيدة منها الأوربي والياباني والروسي أصلية القطع والصنع البيع للقطعة الواحدة أو كل المجموعة Classic Camera Review: Zeiss
Ikon Ikonta 521 This camera is a pre-war one, as far as I can tell.
Shutter speeds from B to 1/500, no flash sync, with an Opton Tessar 3.5/75mm, apertures from 3.5 to
22. The combinations you can have on this camera makes for one of the best options to shoot 120 flm.
The 75mm is (roughly) the equivalent of 45mm in 35mm format. As far as I am concerned, this little gem of a camera is a right challenger of my Rolleiflex 2.8F. Yes, that is correct, a real challenger. The glass is up there, par to the Planar 2.8 on the Rolleiflex, when it comes to rendering and contrast. At least, I cannot distinguish between the photographs taken with these two. Probably most unusual feature is the shutter release button: it is on the "wrong" side, meaning it's on the left of the viewfinder. It took me a while to get used to it, because by default, all other cameras have the release button is on the right side of the top plate.
But one gets used to this, no worries. By the way, winding the film is done by a half-moon key; when done, there is a click in the mechanism and a red dot appears on the top plate, right near the key. This ensures one will always know if the film has been wound up or not. والسعر قابل للتفاوض الواتساب اضغط لإظهار رقم الهاتف 9715257572XX