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This is a post about a pair of Retina Reflex S cameras I bought from eBay with the aim of making one good one from the pair.
The Balda Baldessa 1B is a 35mm coupled rangefinder camera with built in light meter and a rather unusual focus control and film advance placement. It was made in about 1958 (as I was oddly enough) and has a rather nice, curvy feel.
A short post which describes a trio of Agfa Rapid cameras and the film cartridge system they used.
The E-20p is a solid, well constructed camera with a really good set of controls making it simple to adjust almost any parameter you can think of as you take pictures.
The OM-40 is a manual focus, 35mm slr with various exposure modes, pattern or 'off the film' metering, DX coded automatic film speed selection and an improved viewfinder display.
The Nikon Coolpix 950 is one of Nikon's earliest digital cameras and is interesting because of its novel design.
I couple of days ago I cleaned up the frame advance mechanism on my Agfa Karat 35 mm viewfinder camera, but the one remaining area which still needed attention was the focus mechanism. When I received the camera the front element was seized almost completely solid, and I couldn't turn the lens, so in order to […]
This post describes how I stripped down and cleaned up the Agfa Karat film advance/frame counter assembly, which is found under the top cover of the camera
This Agfa Karat camera was made from the mid 1930's to the mid 1950's with this model, the Agfa Karat 3.5, made in the late 1930s.
The Finetta 88 is an attractive and interesting 35mm viewfinder camera with an interchangeable lens, 4 shutter speeds and a lightweight, aluminum construction.
Some sample pictures taken on Ilford Delta 400 black and white film with a Weltaflex TLR camera
The Kodak Retina Reflex III is a 35mm, single lens reflex camera made by Kodak AG in Stuttgart, Germany between the years of 1960 and 1964.
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