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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.
This camera was the second in canon's T series of manual focus, 35mm SLR's following on from the T50.
This is a post about the latest addition to my vintage camera collection - a Pentax Spotmatic SP1000.
This post describes the Praktica PLC 3 35mm film camera which was made by Pentacon in Germany in 1976.
Some picture samples taken on a Minolta 7000, which was the first 35mm SLR with internal autofocus
The Minolta 7000 was introduced by Minolta in about 1985 and is a 35 mm film SLR.
This is my review of the Pentax SFXn camera body fitted with a Sigma 28-80mm F/3.5 zoom.
This is my review of the Yashica 230AF, 35mm Autofocus SLR which is the latest addition to my growing 35mm camera collection
The main Minolta Dynax 5 page on this site has now been updated to show the sample photos I've taken with the first roll of film developed from the camera. Click the photo for the link to the original post - the samples are at the bottom.
This is a review of the Minolta Dynax 5, one of the last 35mm film, autofocus single lens reflex cameras made by Minolta before they moved to digital cameras.
This is my review of the classic Pentax P30 slr which was manufactured in Japan in the mid to late 1980's.
A look at the Petri MF-1 35mm SLR fitted with a 45mm f/2.8 lens which was made in the mid 1970s
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