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Camera Type: Viewfinder camera type
Viewfinder type of camera
The Iloca Rapid camera is a viewfinder camera made in Hamburg in the mid 1950's which, although not a fantastically well engineered or very highly spec'd camera, still has some interesting and possibly unique features.
The Pentona II is a very simple viewfinder camera made in Germany in the early 1960's by a company called KW, which was one of the companies which later became part of the Pentacon brand.
Cleaning and re-assembling the Carl Zeiss Werra Mat camera after it's strip down and repair.
In this post I'm going to show how I cleaned the shutter of the Carl Zeiss Werra Mat and re-assembled it
The first part of a series describing how I stripped down and cleaned a Carl Zeiss Werra Mat 35mm camera.
This is the second part of my post describing my adventures with a Carl Zeiss Werra 1 35mm viewfinder camera.
The first part in a short series about how I tried to clean up a very rusty shutter from a Carl Zeiss Werra 1 camera
The Contina is a viewfinder camera with a 45mm f/2.8 Pantar lens and an exposure control system which uses the EV (Exposure Value) system to set the exposure.
This is a review of the Agfa Silette type 5 viewfinder camera which was manufactured by Agfa in Germany in about 1958.
This is a review of the Voigtlander Vitoret D, which was a simple 35mm viewfinder camera made in the early 1960's
A review of the fully automatic, half frame 35mm camera the Olympus EE-2
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