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garryl · Feb 17, 2005

from the looks of this add--

http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/i...YMetro-_-Fashion Event-_-Fashion Shopping-_-1

There might be something missingfrom your shelves. It looks as if they raided someone closet
Have fun trying to ID all the different cameras all you photophile.

Ed Sukach · Feb 17, 2005

Where did they get these???

Under her left arm ... could it be??? My first camera - an Ansco "Clipper"?!?!
- One never forgets their first love.

Ah, memories of #616 film...

mark · Feb 17, 2005

Neat.

jimgalli · Feb 17, 2005

What cameras? Were there cameras in that picture? Oh, forgot, this is APUG.

David Brown · Feb 17, 2005

There is a large used book store - Half Price Books - here in Dallas that has several of these type and vintage cameras hanging as "decorations" near the photo books. I want a couple of them!!!

David

PS: Half Price Books is a used book store that is large, not a store that sells used large books ...:rolleyes:

Flotsam · Feb 17, 2005

jimgalli said:
What cameras? Were there cameras in that picture? Oh, forgot, this is APUG.

Sad but true. Last night I was watching a movie on TV that at one point featured Christina Applegate with a Leica on her shoulder.
I swear my first reaction was "Wow! Nice camera!" Now that is troubling. :confused:

rbarker · Feb 17, 2005

Neat photo, but honestly, rather uncharacteristic for Neiman Marcus. I would have expected more vintage Leicas, Hasselblads, and 'Dorffs.

eric · Feb 17, 2005

Probably a composite (digital). If shot in NYC, stylists would walk around looking for them or rent them in places like Lens and Repro. Stylists often buy them and return them. Flea markets has truckloads of them. I remember getting a Rollieflex 2.8 at the flea market on 23rd street. I didn't realize the value of them back then and I sold it for barely nothing.

wfwhitaker · Feb 17, 2005

This is very, very reminiscent of "Death by Deardorff".

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