Camera Porn Friday

[LarryD]

My 99 cents Nikon.
Realtree Nikon 1 by Larry D, on Flickr

[melek]

The Hungarian Mometta II

[LarryD]

One word FU,

[melek]

That's a nice Clack. Most of the ones that you see today are really worn. This one is so pretty.

[LarryD]

Thanks Mike. I got it in a trade for a broken FED 2.

[Martolod]

i scored 3 clacks some time ago.2 were near enough to new,complete with the vinyl never ready case.the 3rd i converted to a pin hole,but it was in very good condition aswell
they still can be found in good condition

[melek]

I don't recall exactly where I got this. From some guy, I guess, like most of the cameras.

In 1979, my oldest brother asked if I could buy one of these at the Air Force BX (Base Exchange). I guess that I said yes, and then he hassled me for weeks and weeks until I finally bought it and mailed it to him.

About a year later, I asked if he ever shot with the camera.

He said, "No, I sold it to a guy and made $50."

Of course, he didn't share his profit with me.

[LarryD]

It is in huge demand today with the new 110 film being made That would go for about 2 K more in the box.

[jamesmck]

It is in huge demand today with the new 110 film being made

Who is making 110?

[GrahamS]

This is my Super Ricohflex TLR. Specs as follows:
• Produced 1956 Riken Optical Co., Ltd. Japan
• Film type 120
• Picture size: 6cm x 6cm
• Weight 27.4oz (776.8g)
• Lens (taking) Ricoh Anastigmat 80mm f3.5 (stops to f16)
• Filter Size 36mm push-on
• Focal range 3.6' to infinity
• Shutter Riken
• Shutter speeds B, 1/10 - 1/200
• Viewfinder TLR
• Exposure meter none
• Accessory shoe, PC sync (syncs at all speeds)
• 120 6x6 Film transport carriage
• 127 6x4cm Film transport carriage
• 35mm film accessory back insert

This one only came with the 120 film carriage. The 127 and 35mm film carriages are very hard to find. It's built very solidly and has a die-cast metal chassis.