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03. Okt 2011
Nice looking, impossible to hold.
2 von 2 finden das hilfreich beware of n90s they have a cosmetic issues with their back plate. it becomes sticky as the rubber decomposes. Nikon will charge $200.00 to maybe fix the problem with no admission of guilt. this tackiness gives the body a disgusting feeling that you do want to touch. Make sure you ask first if the body is clean. At $40.00 off Ebay ypu think you can not go wrong but if you hate using the camera then no sense having bought it cheap to begin with!
01. Jan 2012
When you buy off ebay Leica lenses could have issues. Buyer beware!
This is not really a product because despite the air of modernity these lenses are thirty or more years old. Not only that but there is a wide variety of differences amongst similar focal length lenses in all lengths. In the case or R lenses there are three cams from the Leicaflex era on up. In a sense it is like an upgrade because predecessors become obsolete in being capable of working properly in all cases. As a Leicaflex can not operate more than a 1 cam lens except a most modern R can do ROM but not true preceding camera bodies can and so forth. So you have to know if the lens fits the application. A 28mm is wide enough to contain the cost of a wider lens and fits with a 35-70mm zoom. Then you need a 50mm standard and a ninety or above. The SLR prism permits light meter readings through the lens so focal lengths have no bearing on metering capabilities. The condition must read free of internal dust, no mildew, fogging or cleaning marks on or between any of the lens elements. Optics of 8/8.5 is good/9 better with 10 perfect. External barrel wear or cosmetics of black paint worn off or scuffs, scratches and dents should be negligible. Mint is the best. The lens must be clear to see through with a LED flashlight. Avoid haze. The aperture must operate smoothly and the focusing motion of the barrel must be smooth with only light to moderate resistance. Generally a novice should not be over cleaning these lenses and an internal cleaning should be at least supervised by an expert. This lens is a B+ optically and A- cosmetically. it can be used on film R series lenses of R3 and above. An adapter allows for its use on a 4/3 digital format or other SLR's. The glass is German Leitz with the Leica brand that means Leitz Camera. A hood should be included with the lens otherwise they are expensive and difficult to find original. A Series VII filter which drops into the back of the lens hood and then pops onto the front of the barrel is the only filter for this type as determined by serial number not a screw on that may cause flare at the edges in f2.8 or even contact the front element glass bulb. You prove all this by actually using the lens. But then if it an object of desire who really cares used or not aesthetically it is the most beautiful.
01. Jan 2010
Coins for sale
I find ebay to be like prospecting. Ultimately the grade and luster determine coin values. Moderns, however, have little short term numismatic interest. A PCGS is marginally better than NGC and anybody else else is junk. The reason is that a wholesale price to a dealer is still higher than what he will you in a buyout. Therefore, less is more. Spend less for the highest grade possible. I like K 1/2's because the image of JFK is quite nice especially in Proofs, no less than PF69 Deep Cameo! On the other hand the Mother Lode is in the high end rare coin market. In that case you will $50,000.00 for a dollar whereas, I just spent $14.00 for a fifty cents piece that will never be rare. But if silver goes to forty then maybe it will worth thirty.