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Camera Type: Single lens Reflex
The Single Lens Reflex category covers camera which have a reflex mirror and can be focused optically by looking through the same lens that the camera will use to take the picture. This gives advantages for not only focus; the composition is also made easier by seeing the photo exactly as the picture will be taken.
A review of the Pentax S1a which was a cut down version of the Pentax S3 slr (or SV in the USA), made between about 1963 and 1967.
A review of the Miranda G system camera. With mirror lockup, replaceable focusing screens and replaceable viewfinders this was a camera for the serious photographer in 1965.
A review of the Topcon Uni 35mm film slr which was also sold as the Hanimex Topcon RE Auto.
My battle with my Miranda D shutter continues so I get a bit more serious with the dismantling!
A look at my Miranda Fm 35mm film camera which was made in Japan in about 1964.
How to fix the Miranda Sensomat when the slow shutter speeds aren't correct.
A post showing how to strip down the Miranda Sensorex viewfinder to clean the focus screen.
My quest for Miranda cameras continues and this week I've found another classic - the Sensorex. Replaceable viewfinders, TTL averaged metering and elegant design - everything you need in a 35mm film camera!
A review of another classic 35mm film camera and another Miranda - this time a Miranda Sensorex EE2 from about 1972.
A review of a great classic 35mm camera and the latest addition to my camera collection - the Miranda Sensomat RE
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