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Kodak Signet 35 Rangefinder Film Camera with 44mm Lens Kit
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About this product
Product Information
- The Kodak Signet 35 is a 35 mm film camera with an excellent Ektar lens that gives plenty of sharpness and contrast to the images. This Kodak film camera has a very stylish and elegant design with an attractive symmetrical body. Lens focusing is easy with this Kodak 35 mm camera, and the body surface provides a firm grip. The Ektar lens with rear helicoid focusing option in this Kodak film camera allows you to focus large format lenses and eliminates the need for camera bellows. When used with a Kodak made film, this Kodak 35 mm camera can show suggested exposure settings depending on lighting conditions. The Kodak Signet 35 is a strong camera having a sturdy cast aluminum alloy body.
Product Identifiers
- BrandKodak
- ModelSignet 35 with 44mm Lens Kit
- eBay Product ID (ePID)83185403
Product Key Features
- TypeRangefinder
Additional Product Features
- Camera TypeRangefinder
Ratings and Reviews
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Tank
I think the people in Kodak just milled a camera out of a solid block o...f aluminum. This things a tank. I agree with the people on the internet. I think this was originally designed for the military. It's got huge knobs on it and it seems it was designed more for functionality in adverse weather then Aesthetics. Nothing really sticks out or up on this thing that you could tear off. You could work this camera and take a picture even if you had mittens on. I'm not really too concerned about how well it takes pictures , I collect Kodak cameras and I just wanted one because I thought it looked cool. If it takes decent 35 millimeter pictures so much the better.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
- zP_CyAE2Sqy@DeletedApr 08, 2011
User review of Kodak Signet 35 (35 mm film).
As a camera collector I'm alway...s looking for interesting looking cameras to add to my collection. This camera certainly fits that criteria. As soon as it arrived, I cleaned it up. Then I loaded a roll of film and went out on a test run. I found the controls, except for the shutter release, easy to use. The highest shutter speed was 1/300, which some might find limiting. On the other hand, the aperture range f3.5 to f22 was very useful. The camera had an extremely useful depth of field and focused using the depth-of-field scale. The lens was quite sharp at most f stops. I found the range finder to be accurate and easy to use. I had a lot of fun shooting, using the sunny 16 rule. The lack of a light meter was no hardship. The camera is very compact and once you ger used to the total manual controls, you should be taking great pictures. I hope you have as much fun with it as I have.
- thedoorin2summerMay 08, 2011
One of the best American red dot cameras!
I love this little camera. Built l...ike a tank (originally designed for the US military) and has a sharp Tessar design lens, the Ektar f3.5/44mm lens. The RF patch for focusing is a little squinty and you have only 4 shutter speeds besides B: 1/25, 1/50, 100, and 1/300 second, but those are minor drawbacks to the results you will get! This camera is completely American-built including the lens, and compares favorably with its European competition of the time.
- widepanFeb 07, 2011
missing a level
The camera coming in but I foundthe apertur level is broken ...and missing, that cause unable to use aperture, the level very deep in the shutter,you need to take out all the parts and do the repair. really hard to do it.