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Do you have any info on the Leica DBP Nr.814 156 Just bought one

I recently came into a IIIc, with a 5cm lens. Both are in need of cleaning and repair. Can you recommend anyone that’s good with these older Leica’s ?

I have one and they are a delight.

that looks like a IIIC edit: uggh just noticed your description lol!

Nice layout and locomotive. I just wish we could get a better look at it from the sides!

The Climax is another beautiful steam locomotive design.

That’s awesome! Is that on 036?

My leika3c NO380322!

Oh and this is where and how you load the film....

These cams are so so cool ; )

Wonderful tutorial :)

Hi from Mexico! Thank you for that!! You've explained very well how to operate an old Leica! I might actually buy one soon!

Lol... is this for shooting people who move in slow motion?

How mach this leica???

What price does these usually go for?

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I took mine out of the box brand new for the first time 2 weeks ago - I purchased it new 20 years ago and had it in the closet since.; I used an un-restored as is Lionel ZW transformer> I had no idea there was a battery in the engine that of course was stone cold dead. The engine ran for 5 minutes and the board blew. Stone cold dead engine not even a light. I called MTH and they now have it - they are installing a new updated board that is gonna cost me around $275. As cute as this is $275 for a board that isn't worth $5 is Another reason to treasure my pre and post war Lionel!

i got this one for free :)

2 questions 1. Does it run on lionel fastrack? 2. Can it pull lionel rolling stocks?

I suffered watching this video how many scratches you made to the camera in that table omg

hi cool video, can you only set the shutter speed AFTER advancing the film? thanks. i find it confusing as to which one indicates the speed, before advancing or after

Thanks, this has been so useful!

An old post I know but did you know this IIIC s what sometimes gets referred to as a 'stepper'? The little lever that releases the wind mechanism for rewinding is mounted on a step, on the postwar IIIC the step was omitted and the top plate was flat. I assume this is a 40s build.

Nice video, use all that wall space..lol does the engine have a smoke unit. I know some do for the electric generators. Thanks

Tengo una camara como esa, solo le falta el lente, mas Info + 52 5577110084

Great video! Hope you enjoy watching our model running around our track while providing an overview of features and a bit of a history lesson: ruclips.net/video/WkgSXr5tcW0/видео.html

You don’t have to set your shutter speed after every frame, do you?

What ASA film is used does anyone know?

bayonet is M mount not screw mount

Put something under the camera, they didn’t have RUclipsrs back then.

Hey Nate, Thanks for doing this video. I just picked up one of these radios at an estate sale. After lots of cleaning later, I checked the tubes (6F5 was "replace") and cautiously brought it up on my variac. Started to work! I know it needs a full recap, but I'm pleased to know it basically works. This one came with a 5U4G rectifier instead of a 5Z4, which is an OK substitute, I guess. Is that what you'd recommend? Thanks, Tom

Thanks for review. I bought the same camera just right now from ebay.

see the muk camera services video showing another way to do this. The Japanese girl sounds cute.

That's a lovely tank, good job!. What kind of crypt is that?

Hi Nate. I use 24 exposure film. How many shots spare do I have before I have a usable exposure? 2 shots? Thank you

From a time when men were men and cameras were cameras, and the women walked bow legged.

Actually that is a wartime IIIc, note the stepped rewind switch.

Can you tell me what is Jake's Veggie Sticks?

Is it possible to damage the mechanism by turning the knobs on one of these cameras? Mine won't wind properly and I'm wondering if I caused the issue.

Looking at the camera serial number, this is a World War II-era Leica IIIb. (The D.R.P. designation nails it; postwar, it's "D.B.P.") That 50mm Summar has been extended and collapsed quite a number of times over the years.

Thanks for this--the old manuals I found all were extensive about loading the film but not much on actually using the camera! This was incredibly helpful :-)

This was extremely useful. Thank you!

hey there awesome pair, just wondering where did u get the shells from?

I came across a Leica III for $140, is that a good price to pay for this camera, I do not really know a lot about these cameras but, it has the leather cover and appears to be in good shape. what bad things should I look for in this camera before buying???? Any help would be grateful.

Excellent video!

I can't picture Cartier-Bresson doing it this way :) Good presentation though.

This was simply awesome for me....`a new to screw-mount Leica`s person`.....I picked one of the 111a cameras up on e.bay ...tbh I thought it was too cheap to offer reliability... (after all it dates from 1936, but still secretly I had faith in German engineering of that period ) ...I loaded film ....everything went wrong....was about to archive this as a pre-war artefact....turns out I loaded the film WRONG !.....I saw this vid. & quickly realised that my incorrect film loading resulted in a `kinking` of the LOWER perforated edge.....this results in an incorrect shutter operation ....jams it up ....now I have a beautifully operating classic camera thank you. .

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