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My (new?) russian Rangefinder Camera, looking for a best lens and yes, i know, I have to work on exposure...

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[ washing_machine ] says:

WOOOOOO :OW
made in CCCP? mi sembra che questa lente abbia uno sfocato molto morbido , molto bella
una curiosità, che pelicola usi? passa a trovarmi dovrei avere ancora un paio rullini ilford BN scaduti.
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gabriele_barrocu says:

yes...genuine cccp
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[ washing_machine ] says:

forse monta le leica che mi sa che sono un po caruccie....sai se monta lenti tipo zenith? forse monta anche le zuiko che te le posso cercare e le trovi a poco prezzo. ma bisogna vedere l' attacco...
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[ washing_machine ] says:

www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.ph p?t=58621
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[ washing_machine ] says:

Your Fed 3 uses Leica Thread Mount (LTM) screw threads, 39mm X 1mm. This allows you to use not only the lenses made in Russia for the Fed, Zorki, Mir, etc., but also other LTM lenses made by Nikon, Contax, Steinheil, and currently by Voigtlander, as well as Leica.

CAUTION: KMZ (Zenit, or sometimes Zenith) made some LTM mount lenses for their early SLR cameras and these have a different focal plane depth. They may mount, but will not operate properly and could damage your camera.

Caution: Not all LTM mount lenses will work with your Fed 3. Some lenses use a "tongue" to push against the rangefinder cam, rather than a cylinder. As the shape of the cam itself is different on the Fed from that of a Leica screwmount, it may not push pass the cam to completely seat the lens. Never try to force a lens into your Fed 3 lens mount.

To remove the lens, simply turn the barrel of the lens counterclockwise until it comes out. To install a lens, carefully square up the threads and gently turn clockwise, making certain that it is not cross-treaded. Continue until the lens is firmly against the camera body, but do not overtighten.
da....http://www.fortunecity.com/marina/mari ne/569/rusrngfdrs/fed3.html

cmq su flickr se fai una ricerca dei tag su flickr "FED" vedi chi usa questa camera prova a chiedere consigli a loro
Posted 19 months ago. ( permalink )

gabriele_barrocu says:

danke mighè...mi sono già informato sulle leica e sono parecchio care , ci sarebbero i jupiter che sono apprezzati a quanto vedo, su internet ce ne sono parecchi, ma vorrei vederlo e toccarlo con mano prima di accattarmelo...
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[ washing_machine ] says:

certo ... secondo me su ebay sono un po rischoisetti da prendere a meno che il prezzo sia veramente basso
potresti provare i mercatini di russi o quelli dell' antiquariato
occhio guardaci bene dentro all' obbiettivo potrebbe avere muffa dentro se è rimasto troppo all' umido
però veramente bell' acquisto
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