From Trash to Treasure - Restoration of 1961 Konica S2

[@WhoIsSerafin]

This reassembly was fantastic!

[@neomeomeoneo]

Thank you for the information and techniques. I can repair it so it can be used again.😊

[@janskrdlant4197]

Hey, I've learned so much from this video! many thanks!

[@VintageResurrection]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RifleGuy]

I'm a big fan of your work. Please keep it up!

[@VintageResurrection]

Thanks, will do!

[@sdkb24]

Very exciting and pleasing to the eye

[@time_to_waste]

Damn, this step by step animations is awesome! I had to pause the video for this comment. Excellent job!

[@tylerchristensen6680]

Incredible video!!! Wowowow, so well made! Hahaha also dying at “cheaper than your wife.”

[@Pesticular]

Awesome video!

[@celo667]

love the stop motion❤❤

[@dominikphilipp4234]

Absolutely impressive!

[@ChrisTDownTheRabbitHole]

Very well done, thank you!

[@janekpachowicz8569]

Very professional and very satisfying

[@otherSmallCities]

damn! Do you sell these somewhere online? your work is really beautiful!

[@erikraagaard124]

I would like too see restore a Konica autoreflex t camera

[@lionatwork8763]

I see how a Watchmaker could repair this camera.

[@zacharym.530]

My guess is the colored dial indicates what type of film stock you're using where:
- black is black & white film
- red is color negative film
- blue is slide/color positive film

[@VintageResurrection]

Thanks for the Info!

[@seasonedstefan]

I have this camera. I like it, real piece of shit tho. Used to break like every other day. All of a sudden it didn’t and it keeps working.