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One of the recurrent problems for Contax rangefinder owners is finding a lens cap that doesn’t fall off. It sounds like a simple task, stay on my lens and protect the glass from dirt and scratches, but if you’ve ever managed to find an original metal Zeiss cap, you’ll know they can’t do that. Zeiss-Ikon…
One of the recurrent problems for Contax rangefinder owners is finding a rear lens cap that doesn’t fall off the standard 50mm lens once you’ve removed it from the body. It sounds like a simple task, stay on the rear of my 50mm Zeiss lens and protect the glass from scratches and dirt while I…
Rear Lens Cap One of the recurrent problems for Contax rangefinder owners is finding a rear lens cap that doesn’t fall off the standard 50mm lens once you’ve removed it from the body. It sounds like a simple task, stay on the rear of my 50mm Zeiss lens and protect the glass from scratches and…
One complete, three piece set. Your choice of color. This set of 3D printed adapters will allow you to use standard 35mm film in a 120 roll film camera. Basically the two “buttons” go on either side of a roll of 35mm film. This gives it the correct length to fit into the camera. The film…
One of the recurrent problems for Contax camera owners is finding a body cap for these lovely cameras. Body caps are of course useful if you want to take an extra body along with you, loaded with a different type of film. They’re also very handy if you have a number of vintage Contax cameras…
These are film spools specifically designed to fit the postwar Contax & Pentacon SLR cameras produced in Dresden Germany. These cameras were produced between 1949 and 1962. They represent an original design that’s often regarded as the first 35mm SLR cameras available to the general public. One of the recurrent problems for owners of these…
One of the recurrent problems for Contax camera owners is finding an appropriate film take up spool for these rangefinder cameras. The spools are of course necessary if you actually want to use a Contax camera. However all too often they are missing when you manage to acquire one. They’re also very easy to lose…
One of the recurrent problems for Nikon rangefinder camera owners is finding a body cap for these lovely cameras. Body caps are of course useful if you want to take an extra body along with you, loaded with a different type of film. They’re also very handy if you have a number of vintage Nikon cameras that…
Bergheil Camera not included. This is a Rada film back which will allow you to use 120 film to create 6×9, 6×6 or 6×4.5 images with a vintage 9×12 cm Voigtlander Bergheil Camera. If you’re not sure which size camera you have, a quick way to identify the 9×12 version is to take a look…
Weird or wonderful, rare or popular, expensive or affordable… your favorite camera deserves a good strap. This is a nice little treat for your favorite photographic companion. The one that you tend to take everywhere… It’s a brand new, brown or black leather strap that matches the overall look and finish of your vintage camera very…
The Leica IIIg was the last iteration of the wonderful Leica screw mount cameras and was produced between 1956-1960. It was very similar to the Leica IIIf & IIIc, the only significant external difference was that it had a larger viewfinder. The case in this listing is designed to fit the IIIg but of course…
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