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Argus C3 rangefinder 35mm film camera Available on ebay LINK © 16 Jonathan MauerThe Argus C3 is a 35mm rangefinder camera made by Argus of Ann Arbor, Michigan from around 1939 to 1966 The camera features a 50mm f/35 Cintar lens which was made by other companies among them the most well known was Bausch & Lomb, another famous American optical manufacturer The lens can be removed and there are a few other lenses which can be used on the C3The symbiotic relationship between Argus cameras and Kodak's 35mm film cartridges boosted the popularity of both The Argus A, and its more famous successor, the Argus C/C2/C3, are the primary reasons that the 35mm film format was established as firmly as it was, despite the plethora of similar formats that have been introduced and forced upon photographers in the last seventy
Argus c3 35mm camera value
Argus c3 35mm camera value-Vintage Argus C3 camera "the brick" 35mm Film 50mm f/35 Lens With case USA C $5037 or Best Offer C $2879 shipping estimate from United States S p o n s o r e d RARE HARD TO FIND ARGUS MINI SPORT MS5 35mm F45 FILM CAMERA C $3019 Top Rated Seller Top Rated Seller Buy It Now C $2673 shipping from United States S p o n s o r e d Argus Vintage C Twenty camera 35mm ARGUS A Camera Review by Robert Dungan Called by some the 2nd most important 35mm camera ever made The Argus A was designed with the bare essentials in 1936 to be sold to the masses coming out of the great depression It has an Art Deco style with its black bakelite body and stylized aluminum back Pop Out Lens IRC F 45 Anastigmat
The C44 is your first step in a versatile system of 35mm photography This is the camera that will keep up with your increasing photographic ability" Argus Brochure Many consider the C44 and C44R the ultimate Argus interchangeable lens rangefinders, since they were the last and most expensive of the long Argus rangefinder line and probably because they are not aware of the The Argus C3 rangefinder camera was introduced by Argus in 1939 It was a minor revision of the Argus C2, adding flash sync sockets to the side of the camera However this model became Argus's runaway success story, staying in production through 1966 with only minor changes Fondly known as "the Brick," the camera brought 35mm rangefinder photographyCheck out our argus c3 camera selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our cameras shops
Foreshadowing the future demise of Argus cameras, in a marketplace soon to be dominated by Japanese products, this excellent viewfinder was the only part of the C33 outfit "MADE IN JAPAN" There were four wide to tele viewfinders for the Argus C33, C44 and C44R This is my personal favorite with what I consider the best image Note the auxiliary wide to tele finders were the Lomopedia Argus C3 1 16 Share Tweet Manufactured between 1939 and 1957 by Michiganbased camera maker Argus, the Argus C3 is a 35mm rangefinder that has earned some intriguing nicknames, as well as spots in various camera lists for its design Find out more about this intriguing camera in this installment of Lomopedia The Argus C3, a range finder camera affectionately known by its many lovers as "the Brick", is an artifact right out of the early mid19th century machine age The front of the camera is covered in gears, and it could easily pass for a highly specialized scientific measuring device at first glance It is constructed of heavy Bakelite and metal, so you can guess that it's about as heavy as
Argus Inc was a camera maker based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Before 1939 it was International Research Corporation, a department of International Radio Corporation, Ann ArborIt was the American company that popularized the modern cartridged 35mm film in the US, especially by its characteristically brickshaped rangefinder camerasThe first camera of Argus, the Argus When I look at the front of the C3, I think of this photo The 'brick' is an interchangeable lens camera, and when purchased new it came with an Argus Cintar 50mm F/35 lens, supposably a Leica Elmar clone, but there are also more lenses available from Argus, a 100mm telephoto, and 35mm wide angle, both 'sandmar' designated modelsArgus was an American maker of cameras and photographic products, founded in 1936 in Ann Arbor, MichiganArgus originated as a subsidiary of the International Radio Corporation (IRC), founded by Charles Verschoor Its bestknown product was the C3 rangefinder camera, which enjoyed a 27year production run and became one of the topselling cameras in history
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