A donated Kodak Retina IIIc, part 01

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

Комментарии • 43

  • @belleisleguy
    @belleisleguy Год назад +13

    Chris Sherlock... the man... the legend... RETURNS!

  • @BPantherPink
    @BPantherPink Год назад +10

    WOW...was almost loosing intetest in repairing cameras without your videos Sir ! Thank you for coming back ! Looking forward to many more.

  • @fenrislegacy
    @fenrislegacy Год назад +5

    The earth is healing! Chris is back!

  • @bunyowbub
    @bunyowbub Год назад +4

    Good to see you, Chris!

  • @andrewwilkin1923
    @andrewwilkin1923 Год назад +4

    Hi Chris, great to see you again. Hope you're enjoying your retirement. Probably busier now than when you worked!

    • @ChrisSherlock
      @ChrisSherlock  Год назад +3

      Yes, I don't know how I ever found the time to work...so busy now. I'd better get a new brew going in the fermenter so I don't run out of beer...

  • @funkyuk1
    @funkyuk1 Год назад +4

    Welcome back Chris, lovely to see you again. hope you’re enjoying retirement 👍🏼

  • @MyAddictedLife
    @MyAddictedLife Год назад +1

    Welcome back, Chris! Thanks for putting out another small series. Your wealth of knowledge is so helpful.

  • @cristianmareschi651
    @cristianmareschi651 Год назад +2

    I was not expecting to see a new video from you, you made a really bad day shine again! Thank you, I was really missing all this, even It you deserve to enjoy your retirement. Greetings from Italy 😀 and glad to look at your video.

  • @likaleica
    @likaleica Год назад +4

    Hope your retirement is good. I myself retired too although I keep busy rebuilding the Canonet G-III's to keep me occupied

  • @kbalch
    @kbalch Год назад +4

    So great to see you back! I've very much missed your excellent videos.

  • @oc2phish07
    @oc2phish07 Год назад +9

    Fantastic to see you back Chris. Really missed your videos. And a very belated Happy New Year to you.

  • @arekguinness2342
    @arekguinness2342 Год назад +2

    It's just very, very nice to see you again. Missed your videos. I'm happy and greetings!!!

  • @AmiPurple
    @AmiPurple Год назад +6

    It's great to see you back, well and rested I hope.
    Your videos have been entertaining and joyful to watch. Even though it's a pain to do everything in front of the camera, appreciate the effort of doing so

  • @stork64
    @stork64 Год назад +3

    Hooray, Chris is back! It's really good to see you again. Happy retirement!

  • @piszczyk
    @piszczyk Год назад +5

    At last! 👍

  • @mdanie4756
    @mdanie4756 Год назад +3

    So good to see you back and hope everything's OK with you! Your Super Ikonta repair sequence 7 months ago seemed to stop suddenly so hopefully not due to anything negative.

    • @ChrisSherlock
      @ChrisSherlock  Год назад +2

      I just never found the time to get back to that job. It is still here in a box. One day I'll finish it.

  • @thetinmansheart
    @thetinmansheart Год назад +2

    Woo hoo! I happen to have one of those, so I'll be watching this series over and over. Big fan of your's, Chris!
    I used your voigtlander Perkeo 1 videos to completely CLA it, with complete success! Cheers mate!

  • @sdkb24
    @sdkb24 Год назад +2

    非常开心,终于回来更新了,感谢你!

  • @scaramangabongo4420
    @scaramangabongo4420 Год назад +3

    Good to have you back Chris!

  • @Martin_Siegel
    @Martin_Siegel Год назад +2

    Good to see you again, Chris!

  • @boetschge
    @boetschge Год назад +2

    According to Karl Otto Kemmler´s Book "Kodak Retina" there were only about 2000 of these built, in 1957.
    By the Time they bulit the very last ones of the IIIc (small c ) their Supplier only got the new one-Stage Meters so Kodak just changed the Housing a little bit and fitted the new Meters in there. I find that very neat!
    Very nice Example, I am lucky to have one :-)
    Good to see you back filming :-)))
    Greetings from Stuttgart, Marc

  • @garylamb7874
    @garylamb7874 Год назад +1

    Nice to have you back.
    Hope you are enjoying life. ATB

  • @geoffreytitman6492
    @geoffreytitman6492 Год назад +2

    Great to see the top man back.

  • @user-zz5gw4nj1p
    @user-zz5gw4nj1p Год назад +1

    So happy to see your videos again Chris!!

  • @JanneRanta
    @JanneRanta Год назад +3

    Awesome to see you uploading again!

  • @doriangasseling
    @doriangasseling Год назад +5

    Great to see you back mate. We just need to keep donating cameras to keep you around haha!

  • @ConstantlyConfused-x2f
    @ConstantlyConfused-x2f Год назад +3

    Good to see you back!

  • @adolfofernandezdotcom
    @adolfofernandezdotcom Год назад +1

    Nice to see you again, Chris!

  • @mnragnar
    @mnragnar Год назад +2

    Welcome Back, Chris! 🙂

  • @michaeldimmitt2188
    @michaeldimmitt2188 Год назад +1

    Lovely video and camera! Welcome back!

  • @juanmcmahon7765
    @juanmcmahon7765 Год назад +2

    Welcome!!!!

  • @thomasfrost6993
    @thomasfrost6993 Год назад +2

    Welcome back!!

  • @damarisbb4526
    @damarisbb4526 Год назад

    Thanks! I would like to learn how to repair old cameras, I'm glad I found your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

    • @ChrisSherlock
      @ChrisSherlock  Год назад +1

      Thanks very much, and I hope my videos help you with your repairs.

    • @damarisbb4526
      @damarisbb4526 Год назад

      @@ChrisSherlock Thanks, I’m trying to repair the Kodak 35 Rf. Hahaha… I’m learning with you… also I like your confidence, your are very skilled.

  • @FriedrichHellwig
    @FriedrichHellwig 10 месяцев назад +1

    Welcome back! ❤

  • @razensan1
    @razensan1 Год назад +1

    Drop in digital modules will replace the film cartages. Partially controlled by Bluetooth, these mechanical cameras will be used once more.

    • @ChrisSherlock
      @ChrisSherlock  Год назад +2

      Someone had a go at 'digital film' quite some years ago, it didn't reach the market then. I think the constant improvements in pixel-count in digital cameras at the time was too hard to keep up with. I remember now, it was called Silicon Film.

  • @ballroompics3794
    @ballroompics3794 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hello, I inherited a Retina IIIc (small c) that had been my grandfather's. He passed in 1999; camera only just came to me last week. The caretakers never checked and I discovered that there is film inside. The film door is stuck. The button release does not depress. Is it acceptable to use a drop or two of WD40 to try and unseize the button? At the moment I don't know if its simply stuck or misaligned and therefore blocked from movement.
    I do see the references to use of naphta for cleaning - but don't know if its appropriate in all cases and ... I prefer to look foolish asking rather than make things worse. It would be ideal to get it open without creating further damage.
    The indications are the film is color print film; which is doubly lucky. He used to shoot a lot of Kodachrome. ...but this would be C41 stuff that I would at least have a chance to get developed ... once I get it out of the camera!
    TL;DR - Is a lubricant a reasonable approach to trying to unstick a stuck Retina IIIc film cover release button? If yes, what would be best?
    Thank you.

    • @ChrisSherlock
      @ChrisSherlock  6 месяцев назад +2

      There is nowhere to put WD40 until the mechanism is apart. I assume you already have the film rewound into the cassette else you would not want to open the back yet. I would use an aluminium drift and a small hammer to shift that back-catch. You can deal with lubricating the parts later. If the back-catch is that stuck there will likely be other problems to be dealt with. Good luck with recovering the images, you never know what you'll find on an old film.

    • @ballroompics3794
      @ballroompics3794 6 месяцев назад

      @@ChrisSherlock Thank you so much for the kindness in replying. I gave the answer the thumbs up yesterday but couldn't respond until today. I will be heading to my local hardware shop to purchase an aluminum punch/drift set later today. Along with the Retina I also received a Rolleiflex 3.5T and a Topcon RE Super. (The Rolleiflex might also have film in it, I just need to review proper rewinding procedure to make certain any film that's in there has been rewound as the Rollei is different from any other camera I've used prior).