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けむりぷろ2023
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This Exakta TL 500 / PENTACON Orestegor 50mm F2.8, offered for sale, is a 35mm film SLR camera manufactured by Ihagee Kamerawerk in 1976. Included accessories are a UV filter and an adapter for LR44 replacement batteries. The eyepiece has "Ihagee West" engraved on it, but the body is marked "Made in Japan" and was designed and manufactured by Petri of Japan. This camera, which uses an M42mm mount, was released as a popular model of the Exakta TL 1000, a higher-end model with TTL metering and a shutter speed of up to 1/500 second. "Camera Condition" The body and lens show scratches and wear from age and use. Regarding the optics, there is dust and scratches on the viewfinder screen that could not be removed. There is also dust, scratches, and mold on the lens that could not be removed. It has been serviced to the extent that it does not affect normal shooting, except in backlit situations. The meter is working, but please consider it as a reference value when determining exposure. If you are concerned, please use a separate light meter. Shutter operation has been confirmed, including X-sync. The slow speeds are slightly slow, but there are no problems with operation at room temperature. The light seals have been replaced, including the interior. There are no problems such as "light leaks." Actual shooting has been confirmed. "Notes" * Due to the use of LR44 replacement batteries, the operating voltage is high, so please make a + correction in the ISO film sensitivity setting (about 1 stop). * Due to the TTL metering system, press the metering button on the side of the mount while metering. It will automatically turn off when released. * Winding becomes heavier when film is loaded. Please wind carefully. The winding angle is large, 180 degrees, but it is also possible to wind in small increments. * Until the light seals settle in, open and close the back cover carefully with both hands. "Sample Photos" Banetsu Monogatari train pulled by Banetsu West Line C57180 Uenojiri Embankment, Ichinoto River Bridge, Otoe Curve 28mm, 50mm, 135mm, using KODAK GOLD200 This camera is a practical camera and is not a beautiful item for collectors. Although presumptuous, we recommend that those who are particular about details purchase from a specialty store. This is an "as is" sale based on Japanese transactions. There is no warranty, including for photography. Please check the profile.
2 months ago