Post by mickeyobe on Sept 26, 2011 13:25:01 GMT -5
Fujica 35-EE
BUT
It has several features of the Fujica 35-ES.
The rotating disc, which indicates distance and depth of field, next to the shutter release is that of the ES not the EE.
The rangefinder image is also the kind used in the ES not the EE.
It is in close to excellent condition and shows no signs of having been repaired or altered.
A puzzle!!
It is a heavy camera with speeds to 1/1000 sec, Fujinon f1.9 45mm lens. It is very quiet. Came with custom grip and leather eveready case.
True it is not an antique but I couldn't resist its charms.
Mickey
BUT
It has several features of the Fujica 35-ES.
The rotating disc, which indicates distance and depth of field, next to the shutter release is that of the ES not the EE.
The rangefinder image is also the kind used in the ES not the EE.
It is in close to excellent condition and shows no signs of having been repaired or altered.
A puzzle!!
It is a heavy camera with speeds to 1/1000 sec, Fujinon f1.9 45mm lens. It is very quiet. Came with custom grip and leather eveready case.
True it is not an antique but I couldn't resist its charms.
Mickey
