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This is a relatively short post about the Soligor TM 35mm slr camera which is virtually identical to the Miranda Sensomat.
This post features the first film I ran through my newly acquired Bronica ETRsi medium format camera.
Thses are my Bronica ETRsI shooting experiences from the first time I took the camera out with a film loaded
This Ensign Selfix 20 camera was made in the UK in the early 1930s by Ensign & Co, and takes 8 pictures on a roll of 120 film, each picture being approx 6 cm x 9 cm.
A look at the Bronica ETRsi medium format SLR camera which was a pro level camera 30 years ago and a cheap introduction to Medium Format now.
The Voigtlander Bessa 66 is a very compact, 6cm x 6cm, folding camera which takes 12 pictures on a roll of 120 or 620 film. It was made in Germany sometime between 1938 and 1941.
This Canon Canonet, made in about 1961, is most notable because it looks a bit upside down compared to most cameras.
This Agilux Agifold camera is unique in my collection by being completely and wholly made in the UK.
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.
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