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Kodak Ektar 100
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5.10.2017
Point and Shoot Pity Party Part 5: Pentax IQ Zoom 160
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This is Part 5 of a recurring series on basic point and shoot consumer cameras, the details of which can be found here . To be offered...
5.08.2017
Ricoh Rarity: The 520M CDS Rangefinder
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Rarity and value in the film camera collecting world can often have no seeming relationship. One can head over to ebay and see a huge quant...
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12.06.2016
Univexed: In Color!
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When Univex introduced the AF-3 in 1936, it was promoted as having a "Color Corrected Duo Achromatic" Lens. This is fittingly iro...
8.26.2016
Lots to Come
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I realize that posts have gotten to be erratic, but I can assure you that my enthusiasm hasn't waned, or that I'm not working on mat...
6.24.2016
Baby Billy: The Agfa Billy 0
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And this is why the resistance was futile! Finally, a "prequel" to my Boxy Beasts of 127 article to explain how I finally adopte...
6.01.2016
Boxy Beasts of 127: the Bell and Howell Electric Eye and Revere Eye Matic 127
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Resistance was futile. I kept telling myself I had no need to go into the format of 127. I continually insisted that there was no benef...
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5.15.2015
An Autographic Experiment Part 2 - Shooting 120 Panoramics in a 122 Format Camera
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The thirst continued: The images from my initial test 120 roll in the Autographic 1-A 116 format camera had not even returned from the lab...
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3.13.2015
Imitation Perle: Whispers of the Welta
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It is often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. This definitely rings true for consumer products. It was often with much...
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