The Camerz ZIIe outfit includes the 75-150 zoom lens, case, assorted cables, and long roll back. Some may want parts of this outfit. Because of that I will entertain offers both in part and complete until Friday. $offers until Friday.
The film is sold separately. The Portra NC 160 is dated 07/2010. The box has been opened but not the can. $offers until Friday.
The bracket is also separate from the rest of the Camerz outfit. It looks pretty useful for anyone shooting with a heavy lens but who does not have a rotating back or other similar capacity. Perhaps your tripod is not hefty enough to have the camera/lens hanging off to the side. The radius of this bracket is about 6 inches so it will handle the big stuff. $75 shipped, US.
The Majestic head has a 47mm mount, so it fits the larger post. I think it was Tiffen who made a set of legs that will hold this. My older Majestic legs have a 38mm post and I don't know where I'd come up with some sort of bushing big enough to hold this head. So it goes. $75 shipped, US.
Now we come to the most interesting part. The uncoated 360 tele Xenar f/5.5. The good news is that the rear cell looks perfect and the old Compound shutter fires accurately across its limited range of speeds. It comes mounted on a Graphic lens board. The serial number is in the 2.1M range, which means it was made late 1948 or early 1949. The bad news is the front cell. The final image shows that the back surface of the front cell, accessible, has some mottling on the surface. I don't know what to clean it with. If you do, it's a deal. But it is sold as-is. Worst case, get it for a good shutter and lens board and use it for experimentation with soft focus.
$100 shipped, US.
The film is sold separately. The Portra NC 160 is dated 07/2010. The box has been opened but not the can. $offers until Friday.
The bracket is also separate from the rest of the Camerz outfit. It looks pretty useful for anyone shooting with a heavy lens but who does not have a rotating back or other similar capacity. Perhaps your tripod is not hefty enough to have the camera/lens hanging off to the side. The radius of this bracket is about 6 inches so it will handle the big stuff. $75 shipped, US.
The Majestic head has a 47mm mount, so it fits the larger post. I think it was Tiffen who made a set of legs that will hold this. My older Majestic legs have a 38mm post and I don't know where I'd come up with some sort of bushing big enough to hold this head. So it goes. $75 shipped, US.
Now we come to the most interesting part. The uncoated 360 tele Xenar f/5.5. The good news is that the rear cell looks perfect and the old Compound shutter fires accurately across its limited range of speeds. It comes mounted on a Graphic lens board. The serial number is in the 2.1M range, which means it was made late 1948 or early 1949. The bad news is the front cell. The final image shows that the back surface of the front cell, accessible, has some mottling on the surface. I don't know what to clean it with. If you do, it's a deal. But it is sold as-is. Worst case, get it for a good shutter and lens board and use it for experimentation with soft focus.
$100 shipped, US.
