Leica (Leitz Camera) I, 1927, with collapsible Leitz Elmar 1:3.5 50mm lens. “The camera that would change photogaphy forever”, built and designed by Oskar Barnack for Ernst Leitz Optische Werke in Wetzlar, from 1913 on. Wiki and nice little Movie.
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Leica (Leitz Camera) I, 1927, with collapsible Leitz Elmar 1:3.5 50mm lens. “The camera that would change photogaphy forever”, built and designed by Oskar Barnack for Ernst Leitz Optische Werke in Wetzlar, from 1913 on. Wiki and nice little Movie.
Hand Sanitizer
Leica M-D Typ262
Leitz Wetzlar - Summar 5cm f2 LTM
©Young Shawn
ズマール2本目。
山崎氏に修理を頼んでる間、まぁいいかと2本目を購入。
おそらくメーカー純正の後コーティング付き。
Summarに関しては絶対コーティングがあった方が良いと思う。
Oskar Barnack - The flood in Wetzlar, 1920
The Ur-Leica, Oskar Barnack‘s prototype 35mm camera for the Leica range of viewfinder camera’s, in 1932 further developed into the range of Leitz's famous Leica (Leitz Camera) 39mm screw mount rangefinder cameras.
The name Nikon, which dates from 1946, was originally intended only for its small-camera line, spelled as "Nikkon", with an addition of the "n" to the "Nikko" brand name. The similarity to the Carl Zeiss AG brand logotype,caused some early problems in Germany as Zeiss complained that Nikon violated its trademarked camera.
Leitz Moment Camera "Fritz Lehr Wetzlar" (1904/1905) with Summar 120 mm f/4.5 lens, originally delivered to the photographer Fritz Lehr of Wetzlar. Source.
Leica 0-series - This Leica special edition Oskar Barnack 1879-2004 Jubilee Edition Set marks the 125th birthday of the designer of the first 35mm Leica camera. In homage to the inventor of the 35mm system, the set comprises the true-to-detail new edition of a historic camera type, the LEICA 0 series 'Prototype 2', which Oskar Barnack developed as a second camera after the 'Ur Leica' and tested in practice.