Replacing the shutter curtains on an Exakta Varex camera
This article explains the technique I used to replace the shutter curtains in one of my aged Exakta cameras.
This article explains the technique I used to replace the shutter curtains in one of my aged Exakta cameras.
In this post I’m going to take a detailed look at the shutter used in the Exakta Varex series of cameras.
The Super Frankarette was a cheaply made 35 mm rangefinder camera with a surprisingly good specification
A post covering the servicing of my Reflekta II TLR with Prontor S Shutter
A look at the Reflekta II twin lens reflex camera which was made by Welta in Germany in about 1950.
The Braun Paxina 35 was a simple, medium format snapshot camera aimed at people who wanted a simple camera to capture family events.
A Look at the Arette 1C rangefinder which was made in Germany in about 1958.
The Waltax Junior is a 120 format, folding camera which was produced by Waltax in the early 1950s.
This is a look at the Braun Paxette interchangeable lens, viewfinder camera which was made by Braun of Nuremberg in the early 1950s.
This is a short pictorial post describing the Kodak Retinette type 22, 35mm, viewfinder camera which was made by Kodak between the years 1954 and 1958.
This is a descriptive post on the Eumig Electric 8 cine camera which was produced by Eumig in Austria in the late 1950s.
This post is about version 4 of the Exakta Exa 35mm camera which was made by the Ihagee company in Dresden (which at the time was in East Germany) sometime between 1956 and 1959.