A Very Desirable Agfa Ambi Silette rangefinder camera
This is a review of the Agfa Ambi Silette 35mm interchangeable lens rangefinder camera which was a very desirable camera when it was introduced into the Agfa range in the late 1950s.
This is a review of the Agfa Ambi Silette 35mm interchangeable lens rangefinder camera which was a very desirable camera when it was introduced into the Agfa range in the late 1950s.
This is a review of the Agfa Super Silette L 35mm rangefinder camera made in Germany in about 1958.
The is a review of an 8mm movie camera which was very popular in the 1960s – the Bell & Howell 624.
This Agilux Agifold camera is unique in my collection by being completely and wholly made in the UK.
Some sample photos from an Ensign Selfix 1620 folding 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.
A look at the Ensign Selfix 16-20 camera from about 1950 which takes 16 pictures on 120 format film.
A Review of the Agfa Isolette V medium format folding camera, which gave 12 exposures on a roll of 120 film.
The Braun Super Paxette II is a 35mm, interchangeable lens, rangefinder camera made by Braun in Germany in about 1956.
This is a review of the Agfa Silette type 5 viewfinder camera which was manufactured by Agfa in Germany in about 1958.
A quick look at the Taron Vr coupled rangefinder camera made in Japan in the late 1950s
A pictorial post describing how I stripped down an Edixa Reflex D 35mm SLR camera.