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Ilford Delta 100
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6.28.2017
Lemonade from a Lemon: The Mamiya Auto-Lux 35
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At what point is a vintage camera review no longer a review? Perhaps when your main objective is simply trying to get an image under when ...
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6.22.2017
Agent Double-0-Thirty Five: The Minox 35ML
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Just yesterday, I posted an article covering one camera that I'd hoped might be a 35mm version of my beloved Bantam , and here, a mere...
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6.08.2017
Overshadowed Overachiever: The Minolta Maxxum 5
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A few months ago, I waxed poetic about an oft-overlooked Minolta camera model , remarking of its many charms, and insisting that it was a g...
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3.20.2017
Innocuous and Impressive: The Konica I
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The hobby of film photography on classic cameras is a road often fraught with perils and temptations, particularly when it comes to resistin...
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3.14.2017
Solida Success! Sorta!
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A few years ago, I had the odd (OK, well now typical for me) fortune of having a mercy camera pick-up that I shot with only half-hearted in...
12.06.2016
Univexed Again! The AF-5, a Jewel of a Camera!
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It was a depression era story of the likes of David and Goliath in which a small upstart business with no previous experience in an industry...
7.28.2016
Square Shooter - Part II - Shooting 24mm shots on the Bantam RF
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I have a tendency to like to interject idioms or expressions into my postings, and in this case, I feel the need to do a common intro theme ...
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4.15.2016
Bantam Bridgade: The Prince (Bantam RF) and the Pauper (Bantam f/8)
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Every once in a while, good deeds are met with unexpected and unsolicited rewards. I'd been collaborating with fellow collector/shoote...
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