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Out-dated film and old lenses test

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Mitakon MC Zoom  80-200mm F4.5 Mamiya  80mm F2.8  (TLR Lens) Darlot Paris  Pezval Lens Darlot Paris Darlot Paris Darlot Paris Som Berthiot  Flor 105mm F4.5 Dallmeyer  Adon Dallmeyer  Dallon Tele-Anastigmat 12" F5.6 Ernemann  Doppel-Anastigmat  135mm F6 Hugo Meyer  Trioplan 3" F2.8 C.Mount Cine Lens Som Berthiot 75mm F4.5 Minolta MC Zoom 70-210mm F4.5 Taylor,Taylor & Hobson T-P Cooke   413/4x31/2  Inch F5.6  Lens For Thornton Pickard Ltd Som Berthiot Paris   Flor  75mm F4.5 Boyer  <B> 80mm F3.5 Hugo Meyer  Euryplan 120  mm F6 TT&H  T-P Cooke-Anastigmat 5 3/4 Inch  F4.5 Ross Xpres London 137mm F4.5  TT&H  T-P Cooke-Anastigmat 5 3/4 Inch  F4.5 Boyer  Saphir <B>  80mm F3.5 TT&H   Cooke   4 3/4 x 3 1/2 Inch  F5.6 Camera : Minolta  SRT 101 Film : Kodak BW400CN Professional (Expired 02/2007)

Prague tunnel (Anamorphic)

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View from aeroplane window

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Meopta Belar 50mm F2.8

Mini Bus Ride to Dresden

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Prague

Prague Tram

Vivitar  MD 19mm F3.8 on Sony A7

Prague Metro

Early Autumn Flowers

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MINOLTA AUTOPAK 700

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The Minolta Autopak was introduced by Minolta in 1966. It is a rare collector's item since it is a rangefinder camera with coupled rangefinder, thus going far beyond the "almost toy camera" approach of the most other cameras for type No. 126 film cassettes. The camera had a CdS-controlled exposure program which could set aperture/shutter-speed automatically between f2.8 1/30 sec and f22 1/250 sec. The camera had a hot shoe. The lens was a Rokkor 1:2.8/38mm.