Gregory Parkinson writes.
>
> Most of the Brownies are not 120, but the Brownie
> Cresta 1, 2, and 3 all are. Unfortunately for us yanks,
> the Cresta was a british model that wasn't sold in the
> US. They show up on ebay once in a while. I have one
> that actually has a fun lens (or is that "l
Most of the Brownies are not 120, but the Brownie
Cresta 1, 2, and 3 all are. Unfortunately for us yanks,
the Cresta was a british model that wasn't sold in the
US. They show up on ebay once in a while. I have one
that actually has a fun lens (or is that "lense") on it -
nicely sharp in the mid
> Tom,
> I was on e-bay for hours looking there are many of these types of camera's I
> am not sure whether I should try to convert it or use it as it is and see
> what takes place. Have you tried this as a pinhole, if so how did you feel
> with your results?
> Christine
An old 120 Bro
In a message dated 11/25/01 4:18:39 AM Eastern Standard Time, dalf...@aol.com
writes:
> If you trot on down to the local hardware store, and ask for 1/4-20 nuts,
> they can be super- glued onto any thing you make, and voila , you have a
> tripod socket for about 20 -25 cents apiece ...
"4rd"? finger mistake, I meant "3rd" obviously :-)
- Original Message -
From: G.Penate
They go for very little money (if you don't get in a bidding frency, with
another eBater!), so buy 3, make a pinhole and a Zoneplate camera and use
the 4rd "as it is". Results with this or any other
They go for very little money (if you don't get in a bidding frency, with
another eBater!), so buy 3, make a pinhole and a Zoneplate camera and use the
4rd "as it is". Results with this or any other converted (or not) camera do
not depend on the camera itself.
Guillermo
- Original Mess
Andy,
> Currently at $100USD.
> ? ok I don't understand...
I don't either ;-)
Apparently the beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
Erich
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In a message dated 11/24/01 11:54:26 PM Central Standard Time,
cmcbe...@aol.com writes:
<< > Could you mean the Spartus Full-Vue? A twin-lens reflex, 120 camera?
> There are 10 on eBay now. Nicely adapted to pinhole use; only
> problem is that they do not have a tripod socket.
>
>
Tom
In a message dated 11/25/01 12:38:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
harv...@aracnet.com writes:
> Could you mean the Spartus Full-Vue? A twin-lens reflex, 120 camera?
> There are 10 on eBay now. Nicely adapted to pinhole use; only
> problem is that they do not have a tripod socket.
>
>
Tom,
I
It is a Spartus "Full-Vue"
Richard Heather
cmcbe...@aol.com wrote:
Hey guys I am wondering if any of you know where I can get some
information on a "full-vue" camera made by the spencer co. it holds 2
1/4 film. In my searches I fear that I am not looking in the right
direction. Any Info woul
Hey guys I am wondering if any of you know where I can get some
information on a "full-vue" camera made by the spencer co. it holds
2 1/4 film. In my searches I fear that I am not looking in the right
direction. Any Info would be much obliged.
Christine
Could you mean the Spartus Full-Vue?
Hey guys I am wondering if any of you know where I can get some information
on a "full-vue" camera made by the spencer co. it holds 2 1/4 film. In my
searches I fear that I am not looking in the right direction. Any Info would
be much obliged.
Christine
The new Holgas are great,but is there not a vibe from an old plastic camera
from the 50's.What it has seen in it's time and the crude distinction of it's
own. Not just duplicated. just a thought for those of us who "see" the worth
of this little gem...
Forgive me if I am being nostalgic.
...j
FYI
Besides the "Diana" make camera, there is a 'Reliance brand that is identical
to it including the "light leaks".it will cost much-much less. I got one on
Ebay for $25.00.
If the name does not matter and you still want a really cool photo, try the
Reliance, good luckjohn
- Original Message -
> DIANA F Camera w/ lens cap
> http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1299031604
>
> Currently at $100USD.
> ? ok I don't understand...
I know what you mean when you say "I don't understand". And like you Andy,
I know they are CULT-llector camera
>DIANA F Camera w/ lens cap
>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1299031604
>
>Currently at $100USD.
>? ok I don't understand..
Buy the Holga for $15 from freestylesalesco.com. You will get the same
quality pictures.
Buy a few. Each one is different. A couple I have ar
mine.
James Johnston
==Original Message
Subj:[pinhole-discussion] DIana Camera & Ebay
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Date: 11/24/01 7:00:20 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: aa...@home.com (Andy Schmitt)
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> DIANA F Camera w/ lens cap
> http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1299031604
>
> Currently at $100USD.
> ? ok I don't understand...
DIANAs are also considered collector's items by some, hence the
high price.
Jane
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DIANA F Camera w/ lens cap
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1299031604
Currently at $100USD.
? ok I don't understand...
andy
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The AG-1 and AG-1b flashbulbs that you need for the Diana
haven't been manufactured for about 20 years. They ARE
still available, but they are expensive. The easiest source is
eBay, though that might not be the cheapest.
Try a web search for "Toy Camera" or "Diana" and you will
find many, many s
Hello, My name is john,
I have a Dianna and I love it. So will you.
I sent in another email a website where people use plastic, toy like camera.
Let me know if you received it. Have fun...
You can find flashbulbs at photo swaps, or yard sales. Sometimes you can find
stores with old stock, too. The only company still making flashbulbs is
Meggaflash in Ireland. These are too big for the diana flash, but bright enough
that, if you wanted to take pinhole photos, you probably could. Al
I just got a Diana camera with a flash and was wondering if anyone knew
whether flash bulbs were still available, and if so where? If anyone has any
suggestions for interesting play with the Diana I would love to hear from you.
Thanks so much
Donna
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