One of the sad things about Web life if that good sites disappear. I had linked two sites about the Combat Graphic 70 from my Kodak site and in checking links found dead ones. Fortunately I had made local copies of these pages and have restored them to more or less their original states on my site. If you are interested, follow the link from my Ektar Anomalies page:
http://www.prairienet.org/b-wallen/BN_Photo/KodakEktarAnomolies1.htm

Brian Wallen

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On 2006-10-02 23:10, blwallen wrote: One of the sad things about Web life if that good sites disappear. I had linked two sites about the Combat Graphic 70 from my Kodak site and in checking links found dead ones. Fortunately I had made local copies of these pages and have restored them to more or less their original states on my site. If you are interested, follow the link from my Ektar Anomalies page: http://www.prairienet.org/b-wallen/BN_Photo/KodakEktarAnomolies1.htm Brian Wallen

Brian, thanks for the update.

FYI, there was a 25-15 wide angle adapter for the 25/1.4 Cine Ektar II. I have a nice example of the lens, two of the w/a adapters, one with spectacular Newton's rings. So now you know what one of the w/a adapters shown in your Ektar Anomalies page is. It works, too.

Cheers,

Dan

If you go to ask.com and search for graphic 70 the website that has dissappeared from google is alive and well.The camera photographed for this website was sold on E*** earlier this year.I hope this helps.

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Robert

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