Leitz MQUOO cable release brand_Rodenstock A full two stops faster

A full two stops faster than the old standby 24-70mm f2

The Minolta Mini Receptor is a goofy looking gooseneck designed for the not-so-goofy function of metering in places where your Minolta Auto Meter II/III can't practically be placed to take a reading

Leitz FEDOO dark red filter for A36 slip-on mount

3/8" fitting at the base for mounting to a support

Leitz MQUOO cable release brand_Rodenstock A full two stops fasterHere's an interesting one: a Leica MQUOO mouth cable release, released in 1954. Leica isn't always explicit about the intended uses for their equipment I mean, they called this thing a MQUOO but it's a safe bet that this was intended to allow their cameras to be used by folks who'd been injured in the war. The cable release also has a tiny long exposure lock screw, which I guess is the camera equivalent of tying a knot in a cherry stem. It's clean,