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The Contaflex Alpha and Contaflex Beta, both introduced in 1957, were based on the same body but equipped with a Zeiss Pantar 45mm f:2.8 three-element lens and…

This beautiful mountain is an hour from where I live, over the holidays I went for a drive. I have not been taking too many photos just for me over the past few…

Inspired by Jolien's post Looking up, I wanted to share this picture of me taking this picture. I was playing with my (then) new camera and lens in the kitchen…

From my film camera collection, my rules to keep a camera are 1. I like to pick it up, 2. it is working, 3. I use it every month... The Praktica BX20 was…

ss cciisscsiuuiusmmicusmmc simuc simu Inspired by a fellow student on the workshop I attended last week, I dug out my 1954 Voigtlander Vito B again today – a…

I keep selling them, then buying a new (old) one, why? I just love using the ETRSi, although my Mamiya 645 is better, my Fuji 6x9's are epic in negative size…

Like many photographers, I have long been fascinated by early cameras and have acquired a few over the years. My favourites are a handful of 1920 and 1930 Zeiss…

he Pentax P30n (P3n in US) is a manual-focus 35 mm SLR camera first issued in 1988. It is based on the Pentax P30/P3. It allows aperture-priority auto-exposure,…

The MZ-50 (sold as the ZX-50 in the USA) is an autofocus 35mm SLR introduced by Pentax in 1997. The camera has several exposure modes. Settings are displayed in…

The EOS 850 is an autofocus SLR for 35mm film introduced by Canon in 1988. The EOS 750 and 750QD are nearly identical, but add a popup flash. The EOS 850 was a…

Camera Testing, Pentax, MX60, SLR with 28-80 Zoom, Fuji 400 film, Home and Around Home... It is amazing what you can do with a $100 camera, a roll of film, and…
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