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This is a review of the Ricoh RDC-7 Image Capturing Device, or as it's better known digital camera.
The Bell & Howell 200EE cine camera is a clockwork driven, multi speed movie camera which takes a 16mm film cartridge and will run for up to 25 seconds on a single wind.
This post covers the tricky re-assembly of the Retina Reflex S shutter to the body
The Kodak Retinette 1B was a viewfinder camera made by Kodak to be a simpler, cheaper alternative to their Retina series of rangefinder and slr cameras.
The Minolta 16 QT was the last model 16mm still camera that Minolta made in their Minolta 16 series.
The Minolta 16 Ps is one of a series of cameras made by Minolta which took 16mm film cartridges and were small, lightweight but well made and able to produce good results.
A Post showing how I restrung the exposure system on a Kodak Retina Reflex S 35mm slr camera
The Balda Baldamatic I 35mm rangefinder is an improved version of the Balda Baldessa rangefinder with a coupled rangefinder, coupled light-meter and a Synchro Compur shutter.
Cleaning and servicing the shutter on a Retina Reflex S 35mm SLR camera
A couple of days ago, I stripped down one of my Retina Reflex S cameras with the aim of making one good camera from the parts of the two I have. Well, today I started the re-assembly operation with the Retina Reflex S film advance assembly. Retina Reflex S Film Advance Images My original aim […]
Stripping down a Retina Reflex S camera for cleaning and repair
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