Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/10/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]for sale Leica Noctilux 50 f/1, #3114059. This is the second version, which takes the hood #12539. The hood is no longer with us however, only the lens, with front and rear caps. The glass is crystal clear. Looking through the lens into a bright light, there are tiny cleaning marks (and by tiny, I mean completely invisible unmagnified from a head on view of the lens) around the edges of the glass, and a couple specks of internal dust. Barrel has a couple tiny pinponts on the ribbed fousing and f-stop rings that the paint has been nicked, but this is not very noticable. Cosmetically and opticaly, it really still is a nice lens, and its taken some great pictures for me. Selling it because i don't use it enough. Ok . . well if that were the real reason I've got alot more camera stuff i should sell . . . no, I'm selling it becuase the real world gets in the way of my acquisition of photo equipment, asking that money be filtered eleswhere than into my camera bag. Looking for $1300, plus actual cost of shipping/insurance. also: Abrahamsson Rapidwinder, in black, for M4-2, M4-P, M6. Maybe used for all of 15 rolls. I'm right eyed, and while it made advancing the flim faster, I learned that I don't need faster film advance. New looking outside, although there are a couple spots that are shinier than others on the bottom, but not very noticable. There are three small chips (less than 1mm sq) of the black enamel on the top surface of the winder that becomes the inside of the bottom of the camera. Works perfectly. $280, plus real shipping costs. and: Rollei 35 SE, black, made in Singapore, 40 f/2.8 sonnar lens. Glass clean and clear, with a small mark in the coating, no dings, shallow 7.5mm scratch on the bottom back corner, on the side away from the "made by Rollei singapore inscription". The retractable lens barrel is completely unmarked. The end of the film advance lever is brassed. Shutter speeds all sound good, except for maybe the half second, which seems to hang up just a bit- its still less than a second by a good bit, but I'm pretty sure its running more than a 1/2. Meter checks with my M6 and a 35mm lens. Comes with a wrist strap, a vinyl case that has a beltloop and two small (less than 1 cm) tears on the front, and the rubber folding lens hood. It also comes with a rollei lens cap that does not fit-- it's just a tiny bit too big to stay on. I don't use this camera enough either. I originaly bought it as a p&s to have in the camera bag, loaded with color film, largely becuase it was tiny and had an onboard meter. The scale focusing always bothered me, though, and my IIIa took its place, using my M6 as a $2000 outboard meter. Its nice little camera, but a little too little for me. Looking for $250 + real shipping/insurance. ok . . . I'd prefer to take payment via paypal. But i can prolly deal with personal checks, cashiers checks/money orders-- basicaly anything. I think I've done a good job representing these items, but i know buying items sight unseen from persons unknown can be alarming, so if you get it and its not what you were exepcting you can send it back. Ok . . thanks for looking! Crispin Van Buer crispinv@uclink4.berkeley.edu