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WAJDA PHOTO - * NEW* Gear Talk Series/Real World Experiences: Kodak Retina IIIC
Times are tough being a photographer, but I can still make content. Support is appreciated to keep the shows going. Please visit http://SupportKenneth.com to make a contribution. Thank you.
This is my new series of gear talks aimed at talking about real world experiences using the cameras I discuss. Welcome! Expect to see new videos every Wednesday.
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RoyStryker: http://roystryker.com
The removable front cell is good for one thing. It makes it easy to (very carefully) clean the shutter blades, and the inner surfaces, need be.
It's a great lowlight shooter. You're not tempted to go lower than 2 and get mushy images with razor thin depth of field, because you can't. f2 @ 25 with ISO 400 film will let you shoot in a reasonably well lit room and still not have too much blur from humans moving. Else push a stop or two.
Give the strap some neatsfoot or other leather oil. They hold up surprisingly well after sixty years, but leather can dry out and crack.