A lot of London photojournalists who used Nikon cameras in the 1960's as far as I remember started doing it because they had some issues with Nikon U.K's advertising about Nikon being the camera professionals used, I forget exactly what it was, it was a long time ago.I thought such was only done with Leicas (and maybe Zenits).
Well, I saw such once and it was a Leica M-something with a Noctilux.
True but only if one wants to indulge in digital photography, and plunder the technology that digital has all but destroyed, all it does for the rest of us who are film photographers is put the prices of analogue lenses up.
I thought such was only done with Leicas (and maybe Zenits).
Well, I saw such once and it was a Leica M-something with a Noctilux.
One with the manufacturers name and model number taped over so as not to attract attention.
What is a taped-over camera?
I would have asked him if his girlfriend was knickerless
I like to live dangerously Ralphthen, you could be teethless.
What is a taped-over camera?
What Benji said. Also, some would tape up the camera to prevent it getting scuffs.
Or if your a wannabe, which most of the people who do this are.Or a camera used on television or in the movies.
Or a camera used on television or in the movies.
I'm sure it's very effective!I cover the Wehman name plate on my 8x10 with tape so my camera doesn't draw unnecessary attention.
I cover the Wehman name plate on my 8x10 with tape so my camera doesn't draw unnecessary attention.
That Deardorff V8 must have been a big camera-- I didn't even know they put engines in them!
I like that they only came with manual shift.
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