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Nikon's classic S-3 Rangefinder 2000 Limited Edition, complete with interchangeable 50/1.4 lens, hood and camera case. An epoch-making model, originally marketed in 1958. Includes nostalgic reproduction of original instruction book. Shutter speeds from 1 to 1/1000, plus B and T clickstop settings. V
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Jump directly from 1957 to the 21st Century with Nikon's Limited Edition SP Rangefinder Camera. Nikon has produced only 2500 of these cameras that replicate the original SP model from 1957. Each camera is uniquely serial numbered from SP001 to SP2500 - each with it's own certificate of Authenticity.
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Made by hand, created for the photographer’s craft. Tailored to the decisive photographic parameters. In compact form, with clean design, clearly laid out. Unobtrusive, quiet, reliable.
  • Leica M bayonet lens mount
  • Large, bright-line viewfinder with automatic parallax compensation
  • TTL
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    From 17 members     		MSRP:
    $2795.00

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  • Electronically controlled shutter plus two mechanically controlled shutter speeds
  • Exposure: Aperture-Priority and Manual
  • Flash synch to 1/1000 sec with selected Metz units
  • Second-curtain flash-synch
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    From 23 members     		MSRP:
    $2550.00

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    The G2 raises the standard for rangefinder cameras with a four frame per second integrated motor drive, top shutter speeds of up to 1/6000 second, X sync at 1/200 second and adds an extended baseline autofocus system.
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    From 136 members     		MSRP:
    $2250.00

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    Dual format rangefinder produces high quality panorama or standard format images on regular 35mm film. Every exposure uses the full width of the film, producing panorama shots with an image width equal to those produced by a 6x7 medium format camera.
  • Coupled rangefinder
  • 24x65mm panorama
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    $2200.00

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    The Hasselblad XPan incorporates a dual-format facility providing a full panorama 24x65 mm format as well as a conventional 24x36 mm format on the same film. This innovative camera offers all the convenience and advantages of the 35 mm format, but provides the option to rapidly switch to the full pa
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    $1999.99

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    Small, quiet, and discreet: The LEICA M6 TTL-models are not only the ideal cameras for photojournalism, travel-, and available-light photography, but also for care-free and successful flash operation.
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    From 92 members     		MSRP:
    $1995.00

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    An interchangeable lens 35-mm focal-plane shutter camera with rangefinder designed for advanced amateur and professional photographers. The HEXAR RF has the unmistakable look and feel of a world-class photographic tool. It combines the freedom of its manual mode with automatic functions such as a
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    From 32 members     		MSRP:
    $1950.00

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    Combines a classical design with easy-to-use operation. Features and controls are designed to make practical photography comfortable and free from unpleasant surprises caused by the camera. Manual or auto TTL exposure metering as well as an AE-lock function gives you complete control of the exposure
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    $1625.00

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    The HEXAR features a beautiful mechanical design and lets you take exactly what you have framed when you release the shutter. Konica has won accolades among photography enthusiasts for its line of high-performance HEXAR compact cameras.
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    $1199.90

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    Manual focus, manual exposure 35mm rangefinder camera
  • Exposure: manual
  • Meter: Center-weighted
  • ISO 25-3200
  • Shutter: 1-1/2000th sec
  • Flash synch: 1/125 sec
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    From 15 members     		MSRP:
    $1100.00

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    Available in both retro silver or black bodies, the BESSA-R is composed of an all aluminum die-cast metal casing with a streamline body that fits comfortably into the palm of your hand making it a paradigm of design simplicity. It is lightweight, precise, and extremely durable with excellent corrosi
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    $1090.00

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    The Bessa-L is composed of an all aluminum die-cast metal casing with a streamline body that fits comfortably into the palm of your hand making it a paradigm of design simplicity. It is lightweight, precise, and extremely durable with excellent corrosion resistance. This camera offers precision and
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    $460.00

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    The Bessa T is a 35mm rangefinder camera with M-mount (bayonet) system. The camera uses accessory shoe-mounted viewfinders. The Bessa T also features a focal plane shutter and TTL metering system, as well as a mechanical 10-second timer, X-synchro contact flash terminal synchronized at 1/125 seconds
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    $380.00

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    The FS 122 photosniper is a 35 mm camera specially engineered for taking close-up pictures of distant objects, both moving and stationary, under natural conditions. The FS 122 is ideal for sports photography, taking pictures of architectural structures, animals, etc. on black-and-white or color film
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    $199.00

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    Ultra compact, the stylish Sure Shot 130u II has a 3.4x Zoom lens, a high-quality aluminum body and Canon's Zoom-Coupled Smart Autofocus for great results anywhere. Plus, there's an advanced Light Guide Zoom Flash with Red-Eye Reduction. You only get one shot in life. Be sure with the Sure Shot 130u
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    $110.00

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    The Sure Shot 115u II Date is equipped with the same high-quality optics that have made Canon a legend around the globe. With its 38-115mm zoom lens you have the power to capture dramatic close-ups or distant landscapes with one touch. Don't worry about focus. The Multi-Point Smart AF system takes c
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    $90.00

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    The smallest compact zoom camera in its class combines high-quality photography with ease-of-use and amazing design. The 4.2x zoom lens and the unified AE/AF sensor are proof of this quality aspect.
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    The Horseman SW6x9 Pro is a super wide angle camera combined with perspective control. This combination has not been easy to achieve with medium-format cameras in the past. As desirable as this combination is in architectural, landscape, interior photography and wherever space is severely restricted
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    Bessa-R2 35mm Rangefinder Manual Focus Camera Body - Olive
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    The rangefinder's inherent advantages have never changed, and are now offered as part of an economical system. They are light, unobtrusive cameras that are ideal for handheld lowlight conditions, and they have a smaller distance between the film and the lens mount than SLRs, which makes for inherent
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    The Zeiss Ikon camera combines a classical design with easy-to-use operation. Features and controls are designed to make practical photography comfortable and free from unpleasant surprises caused by the camera. Manual or auto TTL exposure metering as well as an AE-lock function gives you complete c
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    The S3 2000 is a nostalgic recreation of the original S3 rangefinder, first produced by Nikon in 1958. Faithfully invoking the spirit of its ancestor, it is as close a copy as can be created today. Then and now, it has no meter and the baseplate removes when loading and unloading film. It takes lens
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    Only with years of experience and industry-leading technology has PENTAX been able to develop a compact zoom camera packed with so many advanced features in such a small body. One of the smallest 35mm compact zoom cameras in its class, the new IQZoom 90MC will fast become known for its ease of opera
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    Soviet, Leica rangefinder knockoffs made between 1934 and 1955. Models range from the FED to the FED 5.
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    $0.00

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    The GW690 III Professional Series cameras from Fujifilm are well adapted to the needs of today's active photographer. Based on the near-perfect design of Fujifilm's previous 6x9 format models, these cameras have been skillfully upgraded to be even more user friendly.
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    High-quality 35mm range finder camera with metal body and interchangeable German made Carl Zeiss lenses
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    The IIIg was the final screwmount model. Introduced in 1957, three years after the M3, it was mainly produced between 1957 and 1960, although a handful were assembled up through 1966. Functionally, the difference between the IIIG and it's predecessor, the IIIF, is the viewfinder. The finder window i
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    The new Leica M8.2 is a significant development of the digital rangefinder camera for professionals, M8. Where important attributes of Leica M8 such as discretion, intuitive work and robustness have been further improved. A lot of the new features of the Leica M8.2 can also be integrated to the Leic
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    Classic, out-of-production, German 35mm rangefinder.
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    Leica MP: Made by hand, created for the photographer's craft. Tailored to the decisive photographic parameters. In compact form, with clean design, clearly laid out. Unobtrusive, quiet, reliable.
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    Small, quiet, and discreet: The LEICA M6 TTL-models are not only the ideal cameras for photojournalism, travel-, and available-light photography, but also for care-free and successful flash operation.
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    The CM camera represents the synthesis of the easy and fast operation of a point & shoot camera with the optical quality and setting possibilities of a system camera. While the CM is based on the experience of the Minilux, it goes well beyond the Minilux, offering improved features and ergonomics. T
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    Born at last after seventeen years, the M7 is a hybrid of classic Leica values with modern electronic advantages that results in a camera that is faster than ever while still having the soul of a Leica. There is a certain feel to the mechanical operation of a Leica's functions that is oddly satisfyi
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    Classics are works that clash with the present. They are never modified - instead they are re-interpreted on the basis of a changed world: With the LEICA M7, a classic celebrates a premiere. Convenience and fast operation of the camera have been enhanced even further with automatic shutter speed con
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    A classic 35mm "point and shoot" rangefinder introduced in 1966.
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    Will it ever really be possible to travel back in time? Right now, with the Leica O-Series we can at least take an interesting trip back into the past of photography. A trip that begins when you open the handsome case and start gathering extraordinary new experiences with historical photographic
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    Out-of-production mechanical rangefinder.
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    Classic, out-of-production, German rangefinder.
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    From 25 members

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    ca. 1961 Out of production. This is Canon's first intermediate-class, Lens-Shutter 35mm camera. With shutter speed-priority autoexposure, the camera could take nice pictures.
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    From 10 members

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    ca. 1965 Out of production The EE (Electric Eye) feature and viewfinder were made as small as possible and the internal construction was completely different from the original Canonet, making the QL17 a totally new model. However, it had a strong Canonet-like appearance. The "QL" stood for "Qui
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