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Can't help it but the cockpit of a EC135 looks like it was part of a video game ;)
1/25s f1.4 ISO1600 (or "dark" in other words) 5D/ 50mm f1.4 EX
Manufactured by Argus, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan & Chicago, Illinois, USA
Model: c.1956 (produced between 1939-1957)
All Argus C series produced between 1938-1966
35mm film Rangefinder camera
Lens:Argus Coated Cintar 50mm f/3.5 three elements filter slip-on serial no.none
Stamping on the lens front: Made in U.S.A
Aperture: f/3.5-f/16setting: ring and scale on the front of the lens
Focus range: 3-50 feet +inf
Focusing:match the rangefinder images in the rangefinder eyepiece, rangefinder coupled to the lens with a gear
Shutter: leaf shutter, speeds: 10-300 +B
setting: dial on the left front of the camera (B setting is separate from the dial, by a collar beneath the shutter release, set to B, for speeds set to I.)
Shutter release: on the top plate, w/ cable relese socket
Cocking lever: on the right front of the camera
Frame counter: manual reset, not works wo/film in the camera, on the top plate
Winding knob:Hold down the film catch and turn the winding knob about a quarter of a turn then release film catch and continue to turn winding knob without forcing until it stops. Make sure not to hold down the film catch for more than a quarter turn, or the film may advance past one or more exposures; on the top plate
Film catch knob: beside the film counter dial
Viewfinder: coupled rangefinder, but separate eyepieces for reverse telescopic finder and rangefinder
Re-windknob: on the bottom plate
Re-wind release: no special knob, just rotate the re-wind knob; the film counter dial on top of the camera will rotate bacwards
Flash PC socket: none-PC, two holes on the left side of the camera for dedicated flash unit
Cold-shoe
Self-timer: none
Back cover: hinged, opens by a latch on the left of the camera
Embossing in the film winding spirockets hole: MPC and US patent numbers
Tripod socket: ¼"
Strap lugs: none
Body: metal; Weight: 749g
serial no.1512649
+Original ever ready leather case
The Argus C series had been called "the brick".
C3 is similar to the C2, but with flash sync attachment holes on left end.
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My Targets just reset their dolly aisles. I found; all the new LIVs: Color, Neon, Sleepover; Bratz: Style It, Featheragous, Neon Runway, Desert Jewels. No new Monster Highs though. The LIV Color girls are wearing really nice shoes I noticed.
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Manufactured by Mamiya Camera Co.,Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
Model c.1980, (produced between 1975-87)
Medium format SLR film camera, Film 120 / 220 roll, picture size 6x4.5 cm
Engraving on the top: Mamiya logo
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor C 80mm f/2.8, Automatic diaphragm,
w/ AE meter coupler, multi-coated, M645 bayonet mount, Auto / Manual diaphragm setting lever, (on manuel you can see the DOF), filter thread 58mm, serial no.68318
Aperture: f/2.8 - f/22setting: ring and scale on the back side of the camera
Focus range: 2.25-30m +inf
Lens release: by the small silver knob, on the front-left side of the camera,
Lens mount: allign the red dots
Focusing: via Fresnel matte screen, w/ centered microprism with a fine focusing collar, interchangeable with 5 different screens, ring and scale on the lens, w/ DOF scale
Shutter: electronically controlled cloth focal plane shutter, not works wo/ battery
speeds: 8-1/500, +B, (a red dot is for the AE finder)
setting : dial on the left side of the camera
Shutter release: Two shutter release buttons, one on front of the camera, w/ safety lock collar, the other on top of the body; shutter locks when no film in the camera
Cocking lever: folding crank type, also winds the film, single turn, (continuous on ME setting), on the right side of the camera
Frame counter: Progressive, auto-reset, on the right side of the camera
Multiple exposure lever: setting to ME unlocks the shutter, behind the cocking lever
Mirror lockup lever: on front of the cocking crank
Viewfinder: SLR pentaprism, type FH, w/ hot-shoe connections, interchangeable w/ metered and waist level finders
Finder release: a knob on the right of the eyepiece, turn and press and then lift the finder
Exposure meter: none
Flash PC sockets: two, on the left side of the camera, X and FP,
Flash sync 1/60 sec. (red on the speed dial),
Hot-shoe: on the finder
Memory holder: on the back cover
Self-timer: none
Back cover: hinged, opens by pressing the memo holder and moving the latch to the right
Film loading: follow the drawings in the film insert part, (somewhat difficult, try to learn with an used film or paper)
Film insert: special vertical type, (interchangeable w/ 220 film insert),
removing: press from the two sides of the 120 marking then pull-out
Engravings on the bottom plate: Mamiya Camera Co.,Ltd., Japan and serial no.
Tripod socket: 1/4''
Strap buttons
Body: metal, Weight: 1580g
Battery: 6v Silver oxide, alkalines like 476A or 4LR44 are OK
Battery chamber: on the bottom of the camera, opens a thumb whell just beside it
Battery check button: red button on the right top of the body, green signal LED on the left-top of the body, if lights it's OK
On/off switch: none
serial no. J 70661
+ Grip holder, w/ accessory shoe, fits to special sockets on the bottom of the camera, marked Mamiya Japan + special Focusing handle, marked Mamiya Japan
Mamiya M645 is the first series of 4.5×6 SLRs made by Mamiya. The finder and screens are interchangeable, but there is no magazine back, only preloadable film inserts. All the M645 models share the same accessories (finders, screens, lenses, grips and inserts). The lenses and inserts can also be attached on the later Mamiya 645 models.
More info: Manual in Butkus org , in Wikipedia, in Camerapedia
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