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I had promised in a different section/post that I will make some photos of old cameras at the so called 'Vernissage'
So here it is



I will post another one in a few moments.

As Dk explained, lots of posts have been lost. So I am posting again these pictures.



Note those 3 view cameras at the top.

Very fun pictures, Doc! Did you happen to note that monster in the lower left of Picture #2? Predecessor to the modern "white lens?"

Oh joy, I would probably buy as many cameras I could afford...

Do you want me to ask for the prices?

Dr. Harout wrote:Do you want me to ask for the prices?

That's very kind of you but I wouldn't even know where to start

KevinBarrett wrote:Very fun pictures, Doc! Did you happen to note that monster in the lower left of Picture #2? Predecessor to the modern "white lens?"

I think it's a 300mm. Not sure though.

Dr Harout, Thanks for these fabulous pictures.I want to go there and spend hours in that camera wonderland. Where is this one exactly?

Gerard

gedbrogan wrote:Dr Harout, Thanks for these fabulous pictures.I want to go there and spend hours in that camera wonderland. Where is this one exactly?

Gerard

At the "Vernissage". It's a vast area just at the heart of the Capital Yerevan, but opens only on weekend days.

Thanks, I wonder how much the airfare is?

Gerard

Depends on where you live. If you happen to visit Armenia do let me know. Will be glad to serve in my spare time (but if I see a Canon hanging from your neck... )

gedbrogan wrote:Thanks, I wonder how much the airfare is?

Gerard

Just had to check it out - from Sweden it would cost me about double the prize of an A700

[SiC] wrote:Just had to check it out - from Sweden it would cost me about double the prize of an A700

My bad... That is the prize if I go from the nearest airport that has flights o Armenia. If I go to Stockholm instead the flight will only cost me about 2/3'rds of an A700...

From Canada that flight would be $2400 Cdn