Leica IIIg (Black Repaint, GOOEF) - Camera

Leica IIIg (Black Repaint, GOOEF) - CameraManual focus LTM M39 mount 35mm rangefinder camera introduced by Leica in 1956. The IIIg was the last screw mount camera that Leica made. It features a greatly improved viewfinder system that incorporates a parralax corrected frame lines for 50mm and four corner triangles for 90mm. This black paint camera does not align with Leica records, and thus we cannot verify its authenticity. It either uses original spare parts or was repainted. Metal body

Manual focus AR-mount 35mm SLR camera introduced by Konica

Shutter: Seiko #0 leaf

Size: 210 x 87mm

Autofocus wide zoom lens made for EF-mount DSLR cameras introduced by Tamron

including some cracked plastic pieces on the bottom of the body and a few scratches on the focusing screen

There is some wear on the diaphragm blades

Teleconverter made for F-mount autofocus SLRs by Sigma

The levers are bent

Tungsten type film: ISO 40

There is some major dust on the inner elements and it will affect the image quality some

Manual focus normal lens made for C-series 120 TLRs by Mamiya

Size: 69 x 60 x 25 mm