Spring Cleaning

[Terry Graham-2]

This is just a start.I realized I have far too much gear for my own good and I need to sell some stuff

no d3x or me

Flashes:

Sunpack 433AF - Nikon module- tilt head both 90° vert. 360° horizontal
Sunpack 24 – boxed, instructions, electric power cord
Generic F9000TT - Canon module - tilt head both 90° vert. 360° horizontal
Vivitar 283- c/w vario adapter, extra battery holder
Vivitar 285 - c/w vario adapter,  28mm wide angle in telecopic head
Image -C18S - has slave settings right on flash
Opticam –

Nikon SB23 - c/w instructions
Nikon SB26- c/w instructions,bag
Nikon  SB80DX - c/w instructions,bag


Cameras:

Canon AE-1 Program
Canon A1$50
Bronica - complete kit - maka n offer

Lenses:

Canon – 50/1.8 FD mount, c/w Kenko 52mm UV filter
Soligar -28-80/3.5, Canon Breech mount

Tamron - 500/8 Cat, c/w metal Tamron hood, case, extra lens cap
Tamron 180/2.5,c/w metal Tamron hood
Nikon - 70-150/3.5 black version, c/w both end caps (Nikon)
Nikon - 105/2,5 AI  mint, c/w hood and both end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 50/1.4 AI , c/w generic metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 35/2.8 AI , c/w generic metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 24/2.8 AI , c/w Nikon HN-2  metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 20/3.5 metal 72 Nikkor lens cap

Extension Rings

        Nikon – PK11,12,13 c/w black leather case
        Nikon – PK 11a, 13

Flash Meters, Lens hoods, Lens caps, filters,





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[kyle martens]

I used to have a flash unit that had a primary tilt-swivel on top and a small secondary infill flash next to the IR sensor. I blew it years ago but I have been looking for one ever since. I think it was a Sunpak or Vivitar or Carrena or something. Anyone know? It took the best shots and I didn't need any fancy extra attachments or cords or anything to get both the bounce and direct light in a good proportion.
Kyle

--- On Mon, 6/8/09, Terry Graham <nikonguy@...> wrote:


From: Terry Graham <nikonguy@...>
Subject: [PrairiePhoto] Spring Cleaning
To: "PrairiePhoto" <PrairiePhoto@...>
Date: Monday, June 8, 2009, 11:33 AM


This is just a start.I realized I have far too much gear for my own good and I need to sell some stuff

no d3x or me

Flashes:

Sunpack 433AF - Nikon module- tilt head both 90° vert. 360° horizontal
Sunpack 24 – boxed, instructions, electric power cord
Generic F9000TT - Canon module - tilt head both 90° vert. 360° horizontal
Vivitar 283- c/w vario adapter, extra battery holder
Vivitar 285 - c/w vario adapter,  28mm wide angle in telecopic head
Image -C18S - has slave settings right on flash
Opticam –

Nikon SB23 - c/w instructions
Nikon SB26- c/w instructions,bag
Nikon  SB80DX - c/w instructions,bag


Cameras:

Canon AE-1 Program
Canon A1$50
Bronica - complete kit - maka n offer

Lenses:

Canon – 50/1.8 FD mount, c/w Kenko 52mm UV filter
Soligar -28-80/3.5, Canon Breech mount

Tamron - 500/8 Cat, c/w metal Tamron hood, case, extra lens cap
Tamron 180/2.5,c/w metal Tamron hood
Nikon - 70-150/3.5 black version, c/w both end caps (Nikon)
Nikon - 105/2,5 AI  mint, c/w hood and both end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 50/1.4 AI , c/w generic metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 35/2.8 AI , c/w generic metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 24/2.8 AI , c/w Nikon HN-2  metal hood  & end caps (Nikon)
Nikon – 20/3.5 metal 72 Nikkor lens cap

Extension Rings

    Nikon – PK11,12,13 c/w black leather case
    Nikon – PK 11a, 13

Flash Meters, Lens hoods, Lens caps, filters,





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[Greg Vincent]

Terry, I am interested in your Vivitar 285 -- is it the HV model or
an older one?

Hi Kyle,

I have a Metz 45CL-4 that I picked up last year or so that does just
what you mentioned.  It doesn't have the Pentax module, but I'm not
concerned about that as it's purpose is to be a fairly powerful
manual flash.  Not as powerful as the Metz 60, but big, heavy and
very sturdy nevertheless.  It came with a couple of the 5-cell
battery inserts plus an extra one that accepts NIHM batteries.

Regards,

Greg

At 07:36 PM 6/8/2009, you wrote:
>I used to have a flash unit that had a primary tilt-swivel on top
>and a small secondary infill flash next to the IR sensor. I blew it
>years ago but I have been looking for one ever since. I think it was
>a Sunpak or Vivitar or Carrena or something. Anyone know? It took
>the best shots and I didn't need any fancy extra attachments or
>cords or anything to get both the bounce and direct light in a good proportion.
>Kyle

[KironKid]

 
 
The newer 285's are known to be quite dodgy in build quality. The older
ones are great.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 6/8/2009 6:23:24 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
gvincent@... writes:

Terry, I am interested in your Vivitar 285 -- is it the HV model or
an older one?



 
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[Greg Vincent]

Hi KK,

I've sort of heard something along that line.  I guess it's a new
manufacturer that took over the Vivitar line.  I'm really not all
that concerned because the two-year warranty that Terry gives, along
with the extra one-year coverage from my Credit Card should do just
nicely :-) :-)

Regards,

Greg


At 08:31 PM 6/8/2009, you wrote:
>    The newer 285's are known to be quite dodgy in build quality.
> The older ones are great.

[KironKid]

 
 
Greg
 
   A couple of years ago, Vivitar began manufacturing the 285's again. But,
the quality control in the Chinese factories was horrendous. So much so,
that Vivitar discontinued them again. Sakar (bought out Vivitar) along with
Gadget Infinity is producing them again. In China. I've heard and read
numerous reports that the newer models are no better. Just don't rely on it for an
important shoot. Too bad, because the older units are very good. I have two
of them, that are still running like new. I hope yours work out well. Are
you aware of the new LP 120 units?
 
 






In a message dated 6/8/2009 7:01:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
gvincent@... writes:

 
 


Hi KK,

I've sort of heard something along that line.  I guess it's a new
manufacturer that took over the Vivitar line.  I'm really not all that concerned
because the two-year warranty that Terry gives, along with the extra one-year
coverage from my Credit Card should do just nicely :-) :-)








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[Jim MacKenzie]

Terry,

What Bronica stuff do you have?  I know someone who's looking for specific
stuff, plus I have an SQ system that needs the odd bit.

I might also be interested in the 500/8 Tamron cat.  It's the only mirror
lens I've ever used that I actually liked.

Depending on price the 35/2.8 and 24/2.8 might be of interest too.

Jim



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[Terry Graham-2]

Bronica ETR Zenza Bronica
        75/2.8 lens
        Body Cap
        Viewfinder with  a magnifier
        Prism viewfinder
        220 film holder with dark slide
        Bronica Grip
        Bellows lens hood
        Polarizer
        Various special effects
        Bag etc.


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----- Original Message -----
From: Jim MacKenzie <jim@...>
Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 12:53 pm
Subject: Re: [PrairiePhoto] Spring Cleaning

> Terry,
>
> What Bronica stuff do you have?  I know someone who's looking for
> specific
> stuff, plus I have an SQ system that needs the odd bit.
>
> I might also be interested in the 500/8 Tamron cat.  It's the only
> mirror lens I've ever used that I actually liked.($125)
>
> Depending on price the 35/2.8($100) and 24/2.8($175) might be of interest too.
>
> Jim
>
>
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