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This post covers the process I used to strip down and clean the film advance on my 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 Super Silette L 35mm rangefinder camera made in Germany in about 1958.
The Ricoh XR-X (or XR-M in the US) was the top model in Ricoh's XR range, and I believe the last manual focus slr they made.
![Olympus [mju:] II zoom 115 - lens open and camera on](https://everythingvintage.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/olympus_mju-2.jpg)
This is a review of the Olympus [mju:] II zoom 115, a 35mm point and shoot compact camera with auto focus, automatic exposure and a 3 zone meter.
This is a review of the Odd looking Taron Eyemax, an early 35mm rangefinder camera made in about 1961.
The is a review of an 8mm movie camera which was very popular in the 1960s - the Bell & Howell 624.
This is my review of the Olympus OM-20 35mm single lens reflex camera which was made about 1983 and was, for a long time, the camera I used for all my photography.
This is my review of the Chinon CX, a 35mm SLR made by Chinon in Japan in about 1974.
This post shows how to repair a Pentax Spotmatic stuck mirror, which is a common problem with this iconic camera from the 1960s. Although it's not certain that this will be the cause on all occasions, it worked on the two Pentax Spotmatic models I had, which showed the problem of the mirror sticking in the […]
This is a review of one of the later Pentax Spotmatic models and one of the first cameras to offer aperture priority auto exposure - the Pentax Spotmatic ES.
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