Nikon N65 and N75, one of each. Too cheap to pass up on the Goodwill auction site, and both arrived looking untouched by human hands. The N65 is a QD and included the manual and warranty registration card. I just spent more on a pair of batteries for them (CR2) than I paid for both cameras, just to find out that both work perfectly.
Yea those CR2's are a pita and get pricey running the N65.
Back when I was green (i still am really) I had mine in the bag and it held the shutter button down just enough to spend the battery
Bummer. The cheapest CR2s I've found were $10.26 for 4 on Amazon, about what I paid for both cameras. I couldn't wait for them to come from Amazon and paid more than that for 2 at Walgreens, the only place I could find any at all. I keep looking at the battery compartment thinking there must be a way to fit some cheaper batteries into it. All it would take is fitting 6V in about the space of a AA with enough mAH to last more than a couple rolls. I'm open to suggestions.
I mostly got them to round out my collection of later Nikon film cameras (and because they were so cheap) but I'd like to run a roll of film through each on occasion. Both of them seem like pretty neat little cameras.
The last camera I purchased (Nov. 2012) was an Ansco Memo 35mm 1/2-frame from about 1927. I believe it's the 3rd version with the plate behind the shutter release. A friend of mine, I recently discovered, had the D-shaped film cartridges I had been searching for for several months. I couldn't believe my luck, so, I purchased 2 of them and will soon be trying out this little beauty very soon.
-Marc
I see that your has the nonfocusing Cinemat lens? These are very cool cameras. Leather over wood.
I have shot with mine but haven't processed the film.
My latest is a Hasselblad 500CM, factory marked as a 500C body that I picked up on fleabay for 35 clams. The upper back door didn't go all the way up. Easy remedy. I added an old back, lens, and folding finder from my junk box, and now I have a gorgeous 500CM for 35 bucks. Works perfect. Pretty neat, huh? BTW--A CM marked C is from 1971
My latest is a Hasselblad 500CM, factory marked as a 500C body that I picked up on fleabay for 35 clams. The upper back door didn't go all the way up. Easy remedy. I added an old back, lens, and folding finder from my junk box, and now I have a gorgeous 500CM for 35 bucks. Works perfect. Pretty neat, huh? BTW--A CM marked C is from 1971
I see that your has the nonfocusing Cinemat lens? These are very cool cameras. Leather over wood.
I have shot with mine but haven't processed the film.
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