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Old Film Ricoh SLR Camera
Hi all,
I know this is digital, but since I hope that you can help me. I have an old Ricoh SLR camera with 2 lenses. This was made way before things became automated so all functions are manual. Is this worth anything to anyone? I am guessing it would be more of a collector item because of its age and unknown working condition. Moving stuff out to make room and pay for DSLR. Thanks all.. |
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Old Film Ricoh SLR Camera
On Jul 27, 12:54 pm, "Jack Glidden" wrote:
Hi all, I know this is digital, but since I hope that you can help me. I have an old Ricoh SLR camera with 2 lenses. This was made way before things became automated so all functions are manual. Is this worth anything to anyone? I am guessing it would be more of a collector item because of its age and unknown working condition. Moving stuff out to make room and pay for DSLR. Thanks all.. Its probably not worth too much but check eBay for prices typing in the make and model number in the search field and check off "Completed listings" (or "Completed Items/auctions") on one of the tick boxes on the side of the page. Even old automated film cameras don't go for much (depending on make and model). If you plant to stay in the K- mount (Pentax/Samsung) for digital you may at least want to hold onto the lenses to use on your DSLR. Also if your DSLR goes on the fritz, having a film body with 2 lenses as backup is better than having nothing at all to shoot pictures with. Hope this helps :-) |
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Old Film Ricoh SLR Camera
Jack Glidden wrote:
Hi all, I know this is digital, but since I hope that you can help me. I have an old Ricoh SLR camera with 2 lenses. This was made way before things became automated so all functions are manual. Is this worth anything to anyone? I am guessing it would be more of a collector item because of its age and unknown working condition. Moving stuff out to make room and pay for DSLR. You might post to rec.photo.equipment.35mm. You might also be able to use Ricoh K-mount lenses with Pentax DSLRs. There are some important caveats, whoever, since some Ricoh lenses have extra bits on the mount that can get jammed in the camera body, causing it to get stuck in a position that's neither mounted nor removable. -- http://www.xoverboard.com/cartoons/2..._argument.html |
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Old Film Ricoh SLR Camera
wrote in message ups.com... On Jul 27, 12:54 pm, "Jack Glidden" wrote: Hi all, I know this is digital, but since I hope that you can help me. I have an old Ricoh SLR camera with 2 lenses. This was made way before things became automated so all functions are manual. Is this worth anything to anyone? I am guessing it would be more of a collector item because of its age and unknown working condition. Moving stuff out to make room and pay for DSLR. Thanks all.. Its probably not worth too much but check eBay for prices typing in the make and model number in the search field and check off "Completed listings" (or "Completed Items/auctions") on one of the tick boxes on the side of the page. Even old automated film cameras don't go for much (depending on make and model). If you plant to stay in the K- mount (Pentax/Samsung) for digital you may at least want to hold onto the lenses to use on your DSLR. Also if your DSLR goes on the fritz, having a film body with 2 lenses as backup is better than having nothing at all to shoot pictures with. Hope this helps :-) I would think that a Ricoh SLR old enough to be "all manual" would use the old Pentax screw mount lense rather than the more recent K mount. Tom G. |
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Old Film Ricoh SLR Camera
On Jul 27, 12:54 pm, "Jack Glidden" wrote:
Hi all, I know this is digital, but since I hope that you can help me. I have an old Ricoh SLR camera with 2 lenses. This was made way before things became automated so all functions are manual. Is this worth anything to anyone? I am guessing it would be more of a collector item because of its age and unknown working condition. Moving stuff out to make room and pay for DSLR. Thanks all.. You are probably better off selling the lenses on Ebay as they can be used with adapters on various digitals. To give you an idea of how worthless old film cameras are, I bought a camera body and a lens (because I wanted the lens) cheaper than two other lens-only auctions running at the same time! |
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