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If the photo industry was like the music equipment industry there would be tons of botique companies making Clones of these.

Only $$$ extra for a Relic version




WW II was photographed with Leicas and Speed Graphics.
Viet Nam with Leica, Nikon and Cannon
Margret Bourke White, Ansel Adams and even Mathew Brady actually pointed their cameras away from themselves.
Dummies didn’t know you’re supposed to hold it at arm’s length and take pictures of yourself.

Luckily you can buy a cloned '32 Ford or Shelby Cobra.

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There's actually a fairly substantial market for vintage cameras, I believe.

D.o.S. wrote:There's actually a fairly substantial market for vintage cameras, I believe.

But not Clones of Vintage Cameras...

You mean point them at what I'm looking at and not at me??? Everyone want's to see ME you silly...

The first one looks like a prop from The Golden Compass.

snipelfritz wrote:The first one looks like a prop from The Golden Compass.

Back in olden times when everything was made of metal the whole World looked like props from a movie...

snipelfritz wrote:The first one looks like a prop from The Golden Compass.

Speaking of movie props, note the Flash attachment on the Speed Graphic. Look familiar?
Hint George Lucas

i would Leica get a reissue of that first one.

metalmariachi wrote:

snipelfritz wrote:The first one looks like a prop from The Golden Compass.

Speaking of movie props, note the Flash attachment on the Speed Graphic. Look familiar?
Hint George Lucas

its either a lightsaber
or the one eyed snake in the garbage
or both?

the Lightsaber.
The one eyed snake looked like flex hose.
(add your own pervie thoughts to that)
MM

dude I totally want a reissue of the third one

There are a lot of those originals around and not that expensive as Vintage stuff goes.

Another view of the “lightsaber”.

these are some of mine
just sitting in a storage bin right now
probably nothing quite to this holy grail vintage status