Wahnsinn , dass meine erste Spiegelreflex immer noch funktioniert , als ich diese Seite gefunden habe , musste ich Meine Konica FP1 unbedingt vom Schrank nehmen und mal wieder so richtig fotografieren.
bin zwar längst schon auf Digital Canon umgestiegen , aber so was lässt einem schon das Herz wieder mal schneller schlagen-
herzlichen Gruß Josef Kofler

Thank you for this well designed and informative site. I have used Konica cameras and lens since the late 60's
I've always found them to be sturdy high quality equipment. Only four years ago I made the transition to digital photography.
I still occasionally use the Konica bodies and lens. The T3 being my favorite along with the 135mm f2.5 lens.
Thanks again for the most useful and well thought out site.

Greetings from Finland!

Thank you for this amazing site you have made. It has been very helpful for my hobby with Konica's AR T3N!

Keep up the good work

-Antti

Greetings from the United States! Thank you so much for creating this page! My father, about five years ago, gave me his old 1970-73 Konica Autoreflex T2. For the longest time, because of my father's memory, I wasn't sure if I owned a T or T2, but this page helped me out and taught me a lot more about my specific camera and it's predecessors/successors. I really appreciate it!

Along with the camera - which works like it was just built - I was given one 35mm lens, one telescopic lens made by Canon, one Omega 2x teleconverter, filters with differing colors of gold and purple, a flash bar that's mounted to the base of the camera and the flash that hooks onto it along with the synch cables. The flash doesn't seem to work, but luckily the camera picks up all sources of light when the F-stop is opened fully. The internal ligh meter is broken, or at the very least doesn't seem to respond properly (perhaps the batteries as I've seen suggested), so I bought an external light meter by Sekonic which works beautifully.

Again, thank you so much for creating this page. I'm sure I'll be visiting it from time to time for more information.

Best.

Matt, from Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Wahnsinn... Die T4 hatte ich in den 80ern zur Konfirmation von meinem Onkel bekommen. War meine erste SLR. Wenn ich die Bilder auf Ihrer Seite sehe, kann ich förmlich wieder fühlen, wie sie sich anfühlt und sogar, wie sie roch. Leider ging dann irgendwann der Verschluss kaputt. Mir wird richtig warm ums Herz, wenn ich sie hier sehe.