Hi... you really got me interested . I have a baby voitlalder 66 camera. But, as I searched online, I do d find voitlalder 46/466, but I didn't find this perticular model. Can you confirm the model once again please.
Hey! You can find more info here. camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Voigtl%C3%83%C2%A4nder_Bessa_66 Or you can write to me and show your camera and I will be happy to help you find it. karkunow@gmail.com
@@karkunow Hi .. thanks for the link. I have the Bessa 66 and I use it. Actually, I am looking for more information about the model you have discussed in the video
It is just regular Bessa 46 with Heliar, made in 1940s. So it has top housing for a viewfinder and that interesting frame locking mechanism with two switches: voigtlander.pagesperso-orange.fr/anglais/bessa4666tousA.htm
@@karkunow Yes...the frame initialisation and frame locking mechanism is what made me interested. Now, I will start searching for one. Thankyou for all your help.
Hello, I have the 46 model with only one slide switch for the counter, the one on the back. I released the shutter 16 times to see how the camera worked, the counter came back to 0 after 16, but now both the slide switch and the shutter lever are stuck. The wind knob turns freely like yours, the actual shutter is fine, but I have no way of re-enabling the frame advance. Does anyone know what I have to do? Thanks.
I solved it, or maybe it solved itself after I kept trying (gently) to move the slider (and the rod it's attached to) both ways, on and off for close to 2 hours. Maybe it was just sticky because of age, but it eventually gave in. Hopefully that's useful for someone out there. Just keep nudging it.
On "0" the film advance turns freely and the shutter button is blocked. So one can wind the film for loading and after the last frame for unloading. The back switch sets the counter to 1 and the winding is blocked. When you take a picture the film wind is released and the shutter button is blocked. Winding the film rotates the silver roller on the right hand side (seen from behind) which blocks after the right amount film has gone over it and sets the counter to the next number.
Hi... you really got me interested . I have a baby voitlalder 66 camera. But, as I searched online, I do d find voitlalder 46/466, but I didn't find this perticular model. Can you confirm the model once again please.
Hey! You can find more info here.
camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Voigtl%C3%83%C2%A4nder_Bessa_66
Or you can write to me and show your camera and I will be happy to help you find it.
karkunow@gmail.com
@@karkunow Hi .. thanks for the link. I have the Bessa 66 and I use it. Actually, I am looking for more information about the model you have discussed in the video
It is just regular Bessa 46 with Heliar, made in 1940s. So it has top housing for a viewfinder and that interesting frame locking mechanism with two switches: voigtlander.pagesperso-orange.fr/anglais/bessa4666tousA.htm
@@karkunow Yes...the frame initialisation and frame locking mechanism is what made me interested. Now, I will start searching for one. Thankyou for all your help.
@@shamikchoudhury5924 welcome! Yeah, those mechanisms and lack of documentation on them drove me to shoot these videos.
Можешь показать конкретные фотографии с этого фотоаппарата?
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Hello, I have the 46 model with only one slide switch for the counter, the one on the back. I released the shutter 16 times to see how the camera worked, the counter came back to 0 after 16, but now both the slide switch and the shutter lever are stuck. The wind knob turns freely like yours, the actual shutter is fine, but I have no way of re-enabling the frame advance. Does anyone know what I have to do? Thanks.
I solved it, or maybe it solved itself after I kept trying (gently) to move the slider (and the rod it's attached to) both ways, on and off for close to 2 hours. Maybe it was just sticky because of age, but it eventually gave in.
Hopefully that's useful for someone out there. Just keep nudging it.
Great!
On "0" the film advance turns freely and the shutter button is blocked. So one can wind the film for loading and after the last frame for unloading. The back switch sets the counter to 1 and the winding is blocked. When you take a picture the film wind is released and the shutter button is blocked. Winding the film rotates the silver roller on the right hand side (seen from behind) which blocks after the right amount film has gone over it and sets the counter to the next number.