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leo.roos: Minolta SR-T 201 (1975) + MC W.Rokkor 1:3.5 f = 28mm (1966) with original hood D70KA
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leo.roos: Penti, frivolous design from the DDR
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leo.roos: The Magister Crack'd from Side to Side
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leo.roos: Kodak Bantam 6.3, 1938-1947
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leo.roos: Meyer Megor (1932), with Trioplan 5cm f/4.5, copy of Kochmann Korelle 3x4 (in the background)
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leo.roos: Stacked filters
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leo.roos: Grabbing Uranus
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leo.roos: Extinct
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leo.roos: Kodak Ektar f:4.7 127mm (1946) on Sony a7
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leo.roos: Kodak Bantam Special, Ektar f:2 45mm, 1941
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leo.roos: Kodak Bantam + Kodak Anastigmat F-6.3 53mm
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leo.roos: Kodak No.2A Beau Brownie black & tan
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leo.roos: Art Deco(dak)
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leo.roos: Siemens C 16mm cine camera (1934), with Meyer Plasmat f:1.5 F = 20mm (1933)
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leo.roos: Kiev 3a, made in 1956 by Arsenal in Kyiv, Ukraine
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leo.roos: FED, Made in Kharkov, Ukraine
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leo.roos: Made in Kharkov, Ukraine
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leo.roos: COMPUR
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leo.roos: ГЕЛИОС-81 2/53 АВТОМАТ (flower power version)
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leo.roos: OMG, it's the Plastogon
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leo.roos: When mirrors meet
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leo.roos: Steadying the lens (when Fish meets CAT)
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leo.roos: How a Fish sees a CAT
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leo.roos: The Minolta White Album
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leo.roos: Enna Werk München Correlar 1:2.9 f=8cm (1954)
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leo.roos: Zeiss Ikon Contaflex 126 + Carl Zeiss Tessar 2.8/45
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leo.roos: Agfa Movex 30B (16mm cine camera) with Agfa Symmetar 1:1.5 f = 2cm (1932)
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leo.roos: Meyer Anastigmat Trioplan 1:4.5 F = 12cm in Zebra country
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leo.roos: a7 + Meyer Anastigmat Trioplan 1:4.5 F = 12cm (1931; Certo Certonet XIV)
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leo.roos: a7 + Carl Zeiss Pro-Tessar 1:4 f = 115mm