Going a bit wrong with a 90 year old Zeiss Ikonta 6x9

[@RichardSmith-cn9mx]

Lovely pictures. Particualy like /love the shot looking down the lane at the Thatched Cottage. Really looks period.👍👍

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Thank you! I try to take timeless images with old cameras like this...thankfully the modern cars were parked behind the long grass.

[@rhohoho]

Very nice, and good results despite the light leaks.

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Thanks! Being so old I'm happy to even get one good shot from the camera but came back with a couple.

[@FrankTitzeArt]

👍Bought the successor 521/2 and a 6x6 (521/16), around beginning of year. Meanwhile both cleaned, fixed and first rolls shot with them. But film development pending.

[@jondr.8933]

A really nice camera. I have a few agfa isolettes. Same sort of period as your camera. There such a Joy to use. I have a Kodak box camera from about 1915' it cost less the the price of a couple of films. It makes interesting images. I like to use ' fomapan 320 retro, gives a period look. Unfortunately I don't think it's available currently, but I have a good stock of it in the freezer.

[@chriscard6544]

beautiful video

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Thank you, Chris! And thankyou for still watching my little videos!

[@pixelpeter3883]

Impressive to see see what 'old stuff' can produce; once you manage to get rid of that light incursion, it'll take great images :-)

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Now I know where the issue lies I will be using this old geezer more in the future. Many discard old cameras as junk. It's not junk it history!

[@DirtyPlumbus]

I just bought a 521/2 out of Japan that Im waiting on.

[@BEUGZY]

Photos turned out great! I personally like the light leaks, adds a more nostalgic feel! What camera are you using for the pov shots whist your shooting?

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Agree it gives it that ye olde look ;-) I use a Dji osmo section 4 strapped to my chest. Thanks for watchinĝ!

[@irresponsiblepictures7451]

Action...not section.

[@АлексйУваровъ]

Use orthochromatic film.