During the sixties I actually knew a busy Los Angeles professional
photographer who used Pentacon 6. To make it work, he had to own 3
camera bodies; one in hand, one in the shop and one in transit. When
Pentax introduced its 67 model, he jumped into that and didn't look
back. I believe he shot stills for several studios.
Allen Zak
On Nov 26, 2005, at 12:55 PM, Robert Marvin wrote:
ANYTHING would be better than the Pentacon WLF, beautiful looking (IMO) but almost useless. FWIW my Arax 60 has a very good WLF--because its a close copy of the one on a late Rolleiflex TLR. Although some late model Kiev 60s come with a copy of a Hasselblad WLF).
Bob Marvin
On Friday, November 25, 2005, at 11:02 PM, Nick Roberts wrote:
I have the "modern" Exakta 66 - the replacement for the Pentacon 6. It's similar in many respects to the P6, but with a very much brighter screen and a more usable WLF.
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