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WEBJul 12, 2024 · The Konica (or Konica I) and its successors the Konica II, and Konica III are fixed-lens, leaf-shutter rangefinder 35mm (24×36mm) cameras that Konishiroku made from 1947 until 1959 or 1960.
Lomopedia: Konica IIIA - Lomography
WEBMar 25, 2018 · The Konica IIIA was built in 1958 but is still regarded to have one of the brightest and clearest viewfinders in the market. It is still praised by a lot of collectors and photographers for its prized viewfinder and fluid shooting mechanism. It's also a winner in terms of build quality and features.
Konica IIIa and IIIM rangefinder cameras - Dante Stella
WEBThe Konica IIIA was the first camera ever to have continuous field-size correction (Pop Photo, 1958). The Konica Pearl IV 6x4.5 rangefinder had a similar finder arrangement. As of 1959, the year of the IIIM, the only other camera line to have it was the Graflex Combat Graphic (basically a 70mm uber-Contax).
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Possibly My Favorite Rangefinder? Konica IIIA
WEBNov 20, 2017 · I just picked up an immaculate Konica IIIA. I've been looking for one for some time. Either they were pretty beat up, or price plus shipping was too high. I finally found one in excellent condition and it arrived Saturday. It looks GREAT, but there was a …
How Good is Konica IIIa Rangefinder? | Rangefinderforum
WEBApr 27, 2005 · Build quality is excellent -- probably the best of the Konica I, II and III. It also is a very heavy camera. My Konica II is currently in a state of disrepair. I've found the Konica I and III to have great lenses, and I think you'll …
Classic 35mm camera, the Konica IIIa, a work of art from 1958!
WEBMake sure you get the IIIa and not the III, the A is much improved. Happy hunting. Mine (July of 1958) pictured cost $275.00 including mint case, strap, hood, dedicated filter and great 35mm film vibes from Japan. Make sure you get the 50mm lens version and not the 48mm earlier version. I am told the 48mm shutter mechanism is no longer repairable.
Konica I,II, III, and IIIM: Mini Review - Rangefinderforum
WEBFeb 8, 2016 · The IIIA looks sleeker, similar to a Contax IIa looking better to my eyes than a IIIa. The main difference from earlier Konica RF cameras is a very bright 100% viewfinder that gives Leica M VF a challenge.
The Konica AR System
WEBThe Konica IIIA quite obviously represents the very pinnacle of the first series of Konica fifties’ rangefinders. The magazine Popular Photography called it ‘one of the best 35mm cameras we have ever come across’. The Konica IIIA has a cousin with built-in selenium meter, the Konica IIIM.
Konica IIIA vs. Konica S3 - Classic Manual Film Cameras - Photo.net
WEBSep 3, 2008 · The S3, though it does seem like a budget camera compared to the IIIA, was Konica's top-of-the-line RF during the 1970's. It had a sharp lens, accurate rangefinder, shutter priority automation, and a daylight flash synchro option that was very convenient.