2X6X6 by prutzworks
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Comments (24)
wow.. doen die het nog ?
Dat zijn ouwetjes zeg. Die ken ik nog wel uit een ver verleden toen ze ook al oud oogden. Mooie opnae van deze antieken.
Very nice photo of these old cameras.
Wow what a couple of old classics.
Those are SERIOUS antiques! Have fun with them.
Taking a good photo back then was quite a venture and excitement that modern digital cameras have now unfortunately obliterated. A gorgeous shot !
Very beautiful and classic cameras
Very interesting photo!
Excellent photo!
Nice to see the pair of these in such good shape.
Theres a blast from the past, have fun with them. Great photo.
Wonderful classics!
These are real cameras and a lovely shot of them.
nice shot
EXCELLENT WORK
outstanding presentation of these antiques
I well remember yearning for that one on the right!
A superb B&W. Congrats on your new old cameras. They are classics.
I have the Yashica Mat 124G (the Lubitel the had better years 1965-66). I pulled out the Yashica to take a couple of rolls. For the Canon 500, was the strap, I ended up in water with the Canon ,neck!
I have my own old camera collection, displayed in my office. Gerat shot, I like these two a lot- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
I have a "seagull"...very much like these two..Do you have a place locally to buy and develop 120 film ? The best part about owning these, is the looks and question you get when using them !!
Superb shot of the twin lens 6x6's! I have a Mamiya C3 I am wanting to start using again.
"Lover" or "liker"? That's a question;) The Russian cam has a lovely name, not like those cold Canons and Nikons:P Joking, of course. Can't agree with the remarks about unexciting new cams... Have one "cold" digital Pentax and L-O-V-E shooting with it. But still keep another Communist classic, the Zenit (also from U.S.S.R.) and Praktica (E Germany) - though obviously not so old. Good luck prutzworks with these gorgeous pieces of the Past!
I used to use a Yahica 635 as my backup camera when I photographed weddings. It was my choice of camera for pictures facing towards the wedding party and bride as they walked down the isle. I sold mine for more than originally paid.