A Post type for Vintage Cameras
The Ricoh Mirai 105 is a point and shoot, auto exposure camera camera with quite simple controls for everyday use, and some more difficult to operate buttons on the back panel for setting things like exposure compensation and drive mode.
How strip down and remove the shutter unit from a Topcon Wink 35mm SLR camera
My review of my very clean, almost new looking Miranda DX-3 camera from 1975.
The procedure I used to strip down an Agfa Colorflex Single Lens Reflex camera.
How I fixed the exposure system in my Yashica TL Electro X 35mm SLR camera
A look at the Aka Relle, an exchangeable lens camera with a simple viewfinder for composition and scale focusing made in Germany in the 1950s
A Look at the Ricoh TLS 401 35mm slr camera which was introduced in 1970.
The last part of the series of posts dealing with the refurbishment of an Agfa Karat 12 rangefinder camera
This second post in the series covering refurbishment of a vintage Agfa Karat 12 rangefinder camera covers the Compur shutter.
This article covers the refurbishment of the film advance mechanism of the Agfa Karat 12 rangefinder camera.
The Minolta Dynax 300si was the entry point into the Minolta Dynax xxxsi range of 35mm autofocus cameras.
The Minolta 16 is a much simpler camera than some of the later Minolta 16mm cameras that I own being a fully manual camera.
