Ringo's camera in 1968

[Trask]

"New" photographs of the Beatles back in the day -- see photo 18, looks to me that Ringo is holding a Nikkormat FTN. The chrome area near the shutter speed ring looks larger than I'd expect, though perhaps the lens itself (which I can't identify) had a chrome mount.

http://cnnphotos.blogs.cnn.com/2013/02/01/the-beatles-in-color-unseen-photos/?hpt=hp_c2

 

[cepwin]

Isn't Ringo known to be into photography? Also Linda McCartney had at least one book of images published and wasn't she also related to George Eastman?

 

[lxdude]

see photo 18, looks to me that Ringo is holding a Nikkormat FTN. The chrome area near the shutter speed ring looks larger than I'd expect, though perhaps the lens itself (which I can't identify) had a chrome mount.

I think it just looks that way due it being brighter. Behind it is the aperture ring, which being dark, looks smaller.


Nice pictures of unguarded moments.

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Good images!

Jeff

 

[subsole]

Isn't Ringo known to be into photography? Also Linda McCartney had at least one book of images published and wasn't she also related to George Eastman?

Linda was a professional photographer but had nothing to do with George Eastman.
Her dad was the attorney Lee Eastman.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linda_McCartney

Paul with Rolleiflex (probably Dezo Hoffmann's):http://www.flickr.com/photos/donsnyc/4322428011/

 

[Yashinoff]

I think he just has the 1.4/50 with a lens hood on it. The Hillman Imp in the background is interesting too.