I have some photos of this stuff (and other stuff) available:
http://www.Bytesmiths.com/eBay
I'm slowly starting to put this stuff on evilBay, so if you want any
of it, better speak up! I'm putting the least-desirable stuff up
first. (The focusing screens may end up going for $0.99 each, plus
shipping...)
Some updates and corrections:
* Upon careful inspection with #3 reading glasses, I see that the
350/2.8 has some coating scratches on the front. These are barely
discernable to the over-40 eye, but with careful lighting and the ZD
50mm macro (see the pix link, above), they look rather disturbing! The
lens still takes great pictures, but is not "collector quality," and
I'm downgrading the glass quality to be similar to body quality: 7.
* The 50/2 Macro is spoken for.
* The Beattie focusing screen is spoken for. I have one more.
* The T-32 with the glue seems to have some problems upon testing.
Fires full-power, but couldn't get TTL to work. Best thought of as a
parts flash.
* The Winder 1 does not appear to be working. Parts only.
* Neither M.15 battery pack will hold a charge for 24 hours. The
uglier one will hold a charge for a few minutes, just long enough to
verify it works. The minty one holds a charge for several hours.
* The MD-1 is not working properly. It fires sporadically, sometimes
taking several frames even when set to SINGLE. Best thought of as parts.
* The FL-40 works properly on manual, but I have no way of testing it
on TTL Auto. Google suggests TTL on this flash was specifically
designed for C-series cameras, and won't work on my E-3.
If you've contacted me about any of this and I haven't gotten back to
you, please try again... baby goats arrived unexpectedly on top of
everything else...
On 22 Jun 10, at 03:16, olympus-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>> ===LENSES===
>>
>> * Zuiko 350mm f2.8, with aluminum case, strap, and two filters. The
>> glass looks near-perfect to my eye. The body and case has some scuffs
>> and scrapes. I'd call it: glass: 9, body and case: 7+
>>
>> * Tamron 300mm f2.8, with matched 1.4x multiplier, case, two filters,
>> and Olympus OM adaptor. The glass looks near-perfect to my eye. The
>> body has negligible brassing. The case has broken stitches on one
>> corner, but is fully functional. I'd give it a 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 55mm f1.2. Near-perfect glass, light brassing on aperture
>> knurls. Front cap is scuffed. 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 50mm f2.0 Macro. Tiny specks of brassing on the front of the
>> aperture knurls. Glass looks near-perfect. A solid 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 35mm f2.0. Near-perfect glass, very light brassing on
>> aperture
>> knurls. Third-party front cap. 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 35mm f2.8 Shift. Near-perfect glass, some light brassing on
>> aperture knurls, a bit more on the back of the widest part of the
>> shift collar. 8+
>>
>> * Zuiko 35-70mm f3.5-4.8. Near-perfect glass. No brassing. Comes with
>> Quantaray 52mm UV filter. Third-party "flip" front cap. 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 28mm f2.0. Near-perfect glass, some light brassing on
>> aperture
>> knurls. Solid 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 24mm f2.8. Near-perfect glass, very light brassing on
>> aperture
>> knurls. Front cap is scuffed. 9.
>>
>> * Zuiko 16mm f3.5 Fisheye. Near-perfect glass, some very light
>> brassing on aperture knurls. A 9-minus.
>>
>> * Olympus Teleconverter 1.4X-A. Near-perfect glass. No brassing. 9+.
>>
>> * Olympus Teleconverter 2X-A. Near-perfect glass. No brassing. 9+.
>>
>> * Vivitar 3x Teleconverter. Near-perfect glass. Light brassing on
>> knurls. 9.
>>
>>
>> ===BODIES===
>>
>> * Olympus OM-4, black, with 13 screen. Average brassing of corners
>> and
>> edges, considerable brassing of rear film holder. A solid 7.
>>
>> * Olympus OM-4Ti, black, with 2-13 screen. Considerable brassing of
>> corners and edges and film holder. 7.
>>
>> * Olympus OM-4T, black, with 2-13 screen, and Recordata Back 3. Much
>> less than average brassing, one scratch on prism. 8+.
>>
>> * Olympus OM-4Ti, champagne, with super-bright Beattie 5x3 grid
>> screen, and Recordata Back 4. Less than average brassing. This was my
>> "daily driver" favourite. 8.
>>
>> * Recordata Back 4. Ugly. Heavily brassed, some rust. Was functional,
>> or I would have tossed it. 4.
>>
>> * Focusing screens: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, and a bright Beattie grid
>> screen.
>>
>>
>> ===FLASH===
>>
>> * Olympus T-32 flash. Battery contacts bright and free of corrosion,
>> shoe is sound. 8+.
>>
>> * Olympus T-32 flash. Battery contacts bright and free of corrosion,
>> shoe is sound, but case above shoe has been glued. 7.
>>
>> * Olympus T-32 flash with Olympus Bounce Grip 2 and mounting plate.
>> Battery contacts bright and free of corrosion. Flash shoe is broken,
>> but as long as you keep it with the grip, it works just fine. Grip
>> condition, 8.
>>
>> * RARE Olympus Flash AC Adaptor 2. 200 VDC for super-fast cycling
>> of T-
>> series flashes.
>>
>> * T-series accessories (some rare):
>> ** cables (2 ea 5 metre, 1 ea 2 metre, 3 ea 0.5 metre curly, 2 ea 0.3
>> metre),
>> ** tripod shoe mount,
>> ** off-camera curly hot-shoe cable,
>> ** 3-way splitter (drive three T-series flashes in parallel),
>> ** Type-4 (OM-2N) to T-series socket adapter.
>>
>> * Olympus telescoping fresnel lens for T-32 flash, for focusing and
>> directing light for 50mm to 135mm lenses.
>>
>> * Olympus T Power Control 1. Battery contacts bright and free of
>> corrosion, shoe is sound. Working distance decals affixed to top of
>> flash for the following lenses: 135mm macro, 80mm macro, 50mm macro,
>> 38mm macro, and 20mm macro. 9-minus.
>>
>> * Olympus T-20 flash. Battery contacts bright and free of corrosion,
>> shoe badly cracked. 6.
>>
>>
>> ===MACRO===
>>
>> * Olympus Bellows. Missing the part that connects the rail to a
>> tripod. Top screw broken. Otherwise, physical condition excellent. 5,
>> only because of the missing part.
>>
>> * Vivitar T-Mount Bellows, with Olympus OM adaptors front and rear.
>> No
>> brassing. 9+.
>>
>> * Olympus Dual Cable Release for bellows. I've got two of these; both
>> near-perfect to my eye.
>>
>> * Olympus Varimagni Finder. Light brassing. Has been modified to fit
>> E-10/20 viewfinders, but will still fit OM-Series. 8.
>>
>> * Automatic extension tubes:
>> ** 36 mm Vivitar,
>> ** 31 mm Cambron,
>> ** 25 mm Olympus,
>> ** 21 mm no-name,
>> ** 20 mm Vivitar,
>> ** 14 mm Olympus,
>> ** 13 mm no-name,
>> ** 12 mm Vivitar,
>> ** 7 mm Olympus.
>>
>> * Kiron Reverse Mate lens reverser, OM mount on one end, 55 mm filter
>> threads on the other.
>>
>> * no-name lens reverser, OM mount on one end, 49 mm filter threads on
>> the other.
>>
>>
>> ===MOTOR DRIVE===
>>
>> * Olympus Winder 1. Some scuffs. 7. I'll include an external power
>> cable with Anderson Powerpole connectors.
>>
>> * Olympus Motor Drive 1. Release button missing a screw that you can
>> probably get from John. Minor brassing. Would be an 8+ if it weren't
>> for the missing screw.
>>
>> * Olympus Motor Drive 2. Very lightly used; no brassing. 9+.
>>
>> * Olympus M.15V Ni-Cd Control Pack 2. Was working five years ago;
>> current battery condition unknown. No brassing. Physical condition
>> 9+.
>>
>> * Olympus M.15V Ni-Cd Control Pack 2. Was working five years ago;
>> current battery condition unknown. Above average brassing. Physical
>> condition 7.
>>
>> * Olympus M.15V Ni-Cd Charger 1. 8.
>>
>> * Olympus M.18V Control Grip 1. Chipped plastic on base, but fully
>> functional. 8.
>>
>> * RARE 10 metre relay cord, for remote operation of motor drive.
>> Clips
>> on bottom of MD-1 or MD-2; other end connects to M.15V or M.18V for
>> remote motor drive power and trigger.
>>
>> * Olympus 250 Film Back 1. Lets you take almost as many film photos
>> without reloading as you can get on a 2 GB memory card. :-) But it
>> looks cool...
>>
>> * RARE Olympus 250 Film Loader. Lovely hardwood base. A few scratches
>> and scrapes. Perfect mechanically.
>>
>>
>> ===DIGITAL===
>>
>> * Zuiko Digital 11-22mm f2.8-3.5. Near-perfect glass. No brassing.
>> 9+.
>>
>> * Olympus FL-40 flash. Battery contacts bright and free of corrosion,
>> shoe is sound. A few scuffs. 8+.
>>
>> * Olympus TCON-300 Tele-extension Lens for E-10/20, with LH-2 lens
>> hood and TCON-SA-1 support arm.
>>
>>
>> ===BOW WOW===
>>
>> Yours for cost of shipping with any other purchase; otherwise they'll
>> be donated to the local high school photography class:
>>
>> * 135mm, f3.5 Vivitar T-mount, with Hoya 49mm Skylight filter. The
>> glass is actually in good condition, but the body is heavily brassed.
>>
>> * 180mm f3.5 Soligor T-mount. Glass is nice, body heavily brassed.
>> Filter threads dented.
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