It's possible that the meter would require an adjustment by a technician to make it work properly (I frankly don't know. Some have proposed using one of these zinc-air cells with a spacer for the Autocord.
MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS III FULL
Guaranteed If youre not completely happy with your order just send it back and well give you a full refund. Fast delivery Dispatched within 12 hours.
MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS III MANUAL
I don't know what difference that make in battery performance. Minolta autocord cds iii manual instructions manual Item discovered at See more similar items Post & Packing Just 6.95 per order. These latter batteries are of the same diameter as the PX-1, though they are several times thinner. I have heard proposed as a replacement, the use of one of the zinc-air replacements for the PX-625 and PX-13. Taking lens: Minolta 75mm f3. Metal body available in black & silver. Has built-in double-exposure prevention with an override for manual double exposures. I still have a few of them hoarded in the refrigerator for my Autocord CdS-III. 120 manual focus TLR camera released by Minolta in 1965. Eveready calls it EPX 1, while Varta names it V 1 PX. The battery is a mercury cell, no longer in production, at least in the US. I have found mine accurate enough for reliable exposures on slide film. It's got a self-timer for the 'quick, run and join your in-laws' photo. Both lenses are in perfect condition and the Rokkor 75mm/3.5 taking lens is razor sharp.
MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS III SERIES
Let's say $275 shipped in the US seeing how I'm including a bunch of killer accessories.The CdS series of Autocords has an excellent zone-type meter. Ooh, ahh, it's a Minolta Autocord It's everything you've heard about, and more. This type of battery is no longer manufactured since the 90s. Advantage : the tension is stable throughout the life of the battery. KEH's selling a non-metered original Autocord, which also doesn't take 220 film and have a bunch of other cool features, for $235 right now. The CDS lightmeter cell requires an Eveready EIN or Mallory RM-1R mercury battery developing a tension of 1,35 V. If you want to go into whether or not it works after you get it, that's your business. I don't care enough for CdS meters to buy Wein cells (which I am also not a fan of) to see if a meter works that 95% likely doesn't after 44 years. Shutter lock for time exposures, if you don't have a locking cable releaseīecoming a member of the "Is That a Hasselblad?" club Sport finder for low light, and, well sports Twin-lens gives you non-existent viewfinder blackoutįlash sync up to 1/500, even the latest Nikon D214309XT can't do that
Leaf shutter means the noise rivals a Leica You want accessories you say? How's an Autocord brochure, owner's manual, lens caps (attached because it's a TLR), Minolta brand lens hood and Minolta brand yellow filter, specifically made to fit the Autocord lens sound? The focusing lever is like melted butter.Īnd the cosmetic shape? LOOK AT IT! Looks like you traveled back in time to 1966. I know you're thinking, "Oh but but but Steve, I hear the focusing levers on those things are terrible." Not so with this Autocord. We also have a factory parts list and diagrams for these Autocord models in the Related Items below. Parts of it can be used for all of the 1965 Autocord Models (Autocord (I), II, III, CdS (I), CdS II and CdS III). The hot shoe? It works (which, honestly, surprised me without a battery in)įilm transport is silky smooth, for 120 and 220 film. Minolta Autocord CdS-III Service Manual Factory service manual from 1965 for the Minolta Autocord CdS III. Made in Japan, from around 1966, its fitted with a switch between 120/220 film and a 1-24 counter. It's got a self-timer for the "quick, run and join your in-laws" photo. The very last model of TLR line of cameras from Minolta. It's everything you've heard about, and more.
0 kommentar(er)
