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#FERRANIA CONDOR 2 SERIAL NUMBER#
It is currentky not working, will have to repair it. Galileo OPTICAL Condor I, made in Italy, year 1947, serial number 00058563, rangefinder camera, self-timer, lens Officine Galileo Eliog 1:2.8 f5 cm, serial number 82599. However, the relations of the Officine Galileo and the Ferrania company were bad, they stopped the production of cameras in 55 after all. This is a very highly efficient lens and we feel the height of the technology of the Officine Galileo. The film is wound up by the lever, this system was adopted earlier than the Leica M3. This camera is a small size, but litle heavy. Xda-developers android development and hacking android general frp mtk remove frp for condor phones with sp flash tool by dz-developer xda developers was founded by.
#FERRANIA CONDOR 2 MANUAL#
Condor manual 2.2 part ii, content analysis semantic social network analysis for windows, mac, and linux. A 35mm camera for taking up to 36 exposures. An upgraded version the popular Condor I camera with new body styling and a rapid wind lever and coupled range finder. The Officine Galileo is famous as the production company of the GaMi 16 camera which is an elaborate subminiture camera, but they were a reliable optic maker actually, and was supplying many lenses to each company. Ive tried a ferrania condor tgw 706 dzgsm. The Ferrania Condor II Camera was manufactured by Ferrania company in circa 1950. This camera is the range finder model that was produced with the Officine Galileo in 1953 and was launched from the Italian biggest film maker Ferrania company.
The following is from Top Gabacho's website Ferrania Condor I - Leica IIIc Summitar 50/2 - Nikon F ftn - Nikkormat ftn - Nikon F3hp - Nikon F4s - Nikon Fe2 - Nikon F100 - Nikon D700 + 24/2.8 Af-d 24-70/2.8 Af-s 35-70/f2.8 AF-d 55/1,1.2 AI-s 50/1,1.4 AF-d 14/2.8 80-200/2.8 Bighiera. There is little information, at least in English, regarding this Italian beauty except it was the fruit of short collaboration (last only couples of years) between Officine Galileo, an Italian company specializing in optical instruments and Ferrania, an Italian film producer.
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