Today I'm showing you one of my analog cameras, Fed 5C. It's not very new, but I've never shown it on my blog before.
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These cameras are supposed to be cheaply made copies of Leica cameras. A part of the reason I bought this camera is the beautiful red leatherette. It's original. This camera was probably made sometime in the early or mid nineties. I usually buy most of my soviet cameras from dealers in former USSR countries. This was bought on eBay from someone who found it at an estate sale. It was sold-as it but since it's a fully mechanical camera & I had a good feeling about it I figured I'd take a chance & buy it.
It works! Quite well. It's built like a tank & the shutter is so loud. I ran a test roll through it & it turned out nice. I don't think I'll use it too much though.
ETA: Here are a couple of photos taken with this camera.
ETA: Here are a couple of photos taken with this camera.
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Wow it looks elegant....will be back to view the pics.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool camera to use and I love that you had french macaroons!
ReplyDeleteCool camera!
ReplyDeleteWhat film did you shoot with it? I'll be back to see the pics!
Regular 35mm film. :)
ReplyDeleteI used Lomography Color Negative, 400ASA. Photos are here: http://www.magalic.com/2012/04/fed-photos.html