Does anybody remember Spiratone? They usta have the best variety of special effect filters and gadgets and cheap but useful lenses. I guess they would work with the new digital cameras and autofocus lenses.
mrmagoo12771 wrote:
Does anybody remember Spiratone? They usta have the best variety of special effect filters and gadgets and cheap but useful lenses. I guess they would work with the new digital cameras and autofocus lenses.
I remember them and have a few of their filters..
most of those effects can now be done via the PC, so there is no need for the filters
yep, an old name from the past.
mrmagoo12771 wrote:
Does anybody remember Spiratone? They usta have the best variety of special effect filters and gadgets and cheap but useful lenses. I guess they would work with the new digital cameras and autofocus lenses.
spiratone had great products at a very good price. They came out with a B&W developing machine about the size of a current laptop computer You would expose the paper with the enlarger (remember those?) put it in the machine and 90 seconds later you had a perfectly developed print. Wash it about 5 minuted & dry. It sure worked great for the newspaper where I ut it in-saved hours & even dummies could make usable prints through trial & error in minutes. I used to buy their photo paper, developing chemicals,lenses and much more. A great company gone by the wayside like so many which tried to provide good service at a fair price, ie Herters, Montgomery Wards, etc.
Remember Spiratone well. You are referring to a stabilization processor. These were made by a few different companies and Spiratone sold a popular one.
Ahh Yes,
Santa could fill a guy's Christmas stocking with lots of Spiratone goodies for little money back "in-the-day" .
mtmello wrote:
Remember Spiratone well. You are referring to a stabilization processor. These were made by a few different companies and Spiratone sold a popular one.
I still have many of the prints from about 45 years ago.
mrmagoo12771 wrote:
Does anybody remember Spiratone? They usta have the best variety of special effect filters and gadgets and cheap but useful lenses. I guess they would work with the new digital cameras and autofocus lenses.
I bought several things from them never had a problem with any of them. I still use the 'Series 7' adapters and filters
with my DSLR. I pretty sure the SUN zoom I am trying to sell in 'for sale' section came from there.
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