Hello all
I have some questions about the cam discs of the Linhof Technika 70 and Super Te chnika V 6x9 I have 2 Technika 70?s type 1 and type 2 and a super technika 6x9 model V The serial numbers are as follow: # Technika 70 type 1 with a cam disc for focal lengths 65-100-180 : 1735093 Wit h a symmar-S 100mm F 5,6 S.N. 13266891 multicoated .. I think it may be a late model as it came with a black super rolex back and the lens is a 1977-1978 produ ction The camera body has a FIXED left sided (black) hand grip. # Technika 70 type 2 with a cam disc for focal lengths 53-100-180 : 1751495 Wi th a symmar-S 100mm F 5,6 S.N. 12623759 ( I don?t think it?s multicoated) But t he cream-colored handgrip is of the usual detachable type. # The super technika 6x9 model V S.N. : 5011248 with a cam disc for focal leng ths 65-100-180 with a technikon 100mm F. 2,8 S.N. : 6144793
* I want to know if I can interchange the cam discs between the 3 bodies ? * Can I interchange the 2 Symmar?s without changing the cams between bodies? (No spacers are used in mounting both lenses to the lense boards.)
I?m still thinking about the wide angle options available?. * What do you think about the performance of the super angulon 53mm F. 4 and the (Very expensive ) Biogon 53mm F. 4,5 compared to the more modern glasses like t he grandagon 55mm and S.A. 58mm? ( I know I?ll lose the range finder focusing bu t if optical performance/coverage is much better I may be willing to.) * Can I have the cam for 65mm focal length grinded for 55mm or 58mm focal length s? * I would like to know the manufacture dates for the 3 camera bodies and the Tec hnikon lens! ( Thanks Bob! ) * I didn?t see any technika 70 with a fixed handgrip .. did it have a modificati on done? (It?s similar to the press 70 fixed handgrip) or is it a normal product ion variation? Thanks for you all. Ashraf Nassef
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