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Decade Camera Manufactured : 1960 to 1969
This is the introductory post in a series of articles on my project to rebuild a Pentacon Six medium format camera.
A review of the fully automatic, half frame 35mm camera the Olympus EE-2
The 300 model is slightly more sophisticated than most Instamatics because it had a light cell to measure the light level and used that information to drive the camera's exposure system.
This is a review of the Edixa-Mat Reflex B, an early 35mm single lens reflex camera manufactured by the Wirgin company in Germany in about 1960.
The Minolta Uniomat II is a simple, light cell driven, match-needle exposure camera with a rangefinder focus system and flash synchronisation.
The Rank Mamiya Autolux 34 is a fixed lens, SLR camera with a leaf shutter and a Mamiya Sekor 48mm F/2.8 lens which was made about 1963.
My look at the Miranda Automex III 35mm SLR from 1965 which featured Miranda's novel lens mount system.
The Voigtlander Vito Automatic is a 1960's viewfinder camera with a selenium cell which controls the camera's aperture, making a fully automatic 'point and shoot' model.
My attempts to repair a Copal X shutter on a Mamiya Auto Lux 35 camera
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.
My battle with my Miranda D shutter continues so I get a bit more serious with the dismantling!
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