Kiev 4 with an external viewfinder

I found an external viewfinder for rangefinders cameras in the flea market. It has lenses for viewing with the 135mm, 85mm, 35mm, 28mm lenses. So, I put some film in the Kiev 4 with a working light-meter and tested my Jupiter 9 85mm/f2 and the 35mm/2.8

These are my Kievs with their lenses

Here are some photos

With the Jupiter-12 35mm / f2.8 lens

 

 and the Jupiter-9 85mm / f2 lens

 

Nikon L35AF, a second try

I liked the performance of the Nikon L35AF so I put another film in it.

Once the ASA/ISO of the film is set the camera takes pictures automatically. Just press the button!

The camera delivers nice crisp pictures with accurate exposure.

Some samples...

at the beach in B/W with the built-in flash

 Changing of the guard

 Tourists

 At the bus stop

 The Runner

 The Runner fogged, the film door was opened unexpectedly

 A graffiti

 A composite at the beach

Some more with the Olympus LT-1

Some more samples from this automatic camera

It sure looks like a wallet

Early morning breakfast

Red flowers

Kodak Starflash, more from the 127 film

This simple camera can take good pictures in bright daylight

Some more samples

Olympus LT-1, a stylish wallet?

The Olympus LT-1 is a basicaly an Olympus Mju-I camera covered with leather. I found mine in the flea market and easily paid the 2 euros asked by the vendor. Mine is brown and looks like a very stylish wallet.
It has a 35mm/f3.5 lens, same as the Mju, so I knew that this camera will take nice pictures too.
ISO range is great, from 50 to 3200, but shutter speeds are limited, slowest speed starts at 1/15th sec

some samples

mannequins

 no photos please!

 

Excavating antiquities

 Photographer

 Chairs

 Women only

 morning newspaper

Souvenirs in black and white

Kodak Starflash with 127 film

This is the flash version of the 127 Kodak cameras. They all have the same lower body with a normal to wide plastic lens that is adequately sharp. The Starflash has a large disk on the upper side that takes flash bulbs.
I loaded some film in the Starflash and went out. The camera needs good light. It has a single shutter speed and two apertures, one for bright sunny day (marked Color film) and one for hazy days (marked B/W film)

Here are some samples