• Reviews
  • Articles
  • Guides
  • Keppler’s Vault
  • RSS Feeds
  • Contact Me
  • Search
mike eckman dot com
...they still make film!
Skip to content
  • Reviews
  • Articles
  • Guides
  • Keppler’s Vault
  • RSS Feeds
  • Contact Me
  • Search
cropped-Balmoral-Mike-BD-9-11-063-Custom.jpg
Home cropped-Balmoral-Mike-BD-9-11-063-Custom.jpg cropped-Balmoral-Mike-BD-9-11-063-Custom.jpg

cropped-Balmoral-Mike-BD-9-11-063-Custom.jpg

Full size 1000 × 288 pixels
Previous image
Next image

Advertisement

Subscribe

Enter your email address to subscribe to Mike Eckman Dot Com and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 298 other subscribers

Follow Us On

Follow Us On

Explore

  • Recent Posts
  • Popular Posts
  • Recent Comments
  • Tags

  • Photography / Reviews

    Zeiss-Ikon Box Tengor 54/2 (1931)

    February 19, 2019

  • Keppler's Vault / Photography

    Keppler’s Vault 28: The German Camera Industry Part 2

    February 15, 2019

  • Recommended Reading

    Recommended Reading 2/15/19

    February 15, 2019

  • Photography / Reviews

    Nikon SP (1957)

    February 12, 2019

  • Keppler's Vault / Photography

    Keppler’s Vault 27: The German Camera Industry Part 1

    February 8, 2019

  • Photography

    Rating Vintage Cameras

    Oct 20, 2015

  • Photography, Reviews

    Chinon CE II Memotron (1976)

    Nov 30, 2016

  • Guides, Photography

    Breathing New Life into Old Cameras

    Mar 21, 2016

  • Guides, Photography

    Mike’s Guide to Buying Old Cameras

    Jan 14, 2015

  • Photography, Reviews

    Yashica 35 (1958)

    May 30, 2017

  • John Carlo Cantilang:
    what its dimensions??? pls reply asap
  • SafeSpace:
    Now you got me wondering how much different the photography world...
  • Chris and Carol:
    Very well presented, Mike.
  • Jim Grey:
    That's some pretty wicked vignetting from that sturdy box.
  • Charles:
    I have had a Prominent body for several years, but not...
  • 35mm 116 120 127 620 828 AGFA ANSCO Argus Canon Certo Chinon Dead Fujica Germany Ihagee Japan Keppler's Vault KMZ Kochmann Kodak Konica Kowa Leica Mamiya Meopta Minolta Miranda Nikon Olympus Pentacon Pentax Perfex Petri Polaroid Recommended Reading Retina Ricoh Soviet Universal USA Voigtländer Wirgin Yashica Zeiss

Donate




Articles

  • Introducing the Packard-Ideal Shutter Company
  • Miranda: The Story Behind the Ads
  • Reinventing the Roll: 120 Film in a Polaroid Highlander

Featured Guides

  • Breathing New Life into Old Cameras
  • Mike’s Guide to Buying Old Cameras
  • The Outdoor Eight Rule – Metering without a Meter for Beginners
  • What Is My Camera Worth?

Reviews

  • Agat 18K (1988)
  • AGFA Billy-Clack No. 74 (1934)
  • AGFA Karat 36 v1.5 (1950)
  • AGFA Optima I (1960)
  • AGFA Parat I (1963)
  • Aires 35-III L (1957)
  • Altissa Altix-nb v2 (1958)
  • ANSCO/AGFA B2 Commander (1940 – 41)
  • ANSCO Automatic Reflex 3.5 (1947)
  • ANSCO Super Regent (1955)
  • Anscomark M (1960)
  • Argus A2F (1939)
  • Argus Argoflex EF (1948)
  • Argus C3 Matchmatic (1958)
  • Argus C33 (1959)
  • Argus Seventy-Five (1955)
  • Bell & Howell Electric Eye 127 (1958)
  • Bencini Koroll II (1962)
  • Bilora Bella 3c (1955)
  • Bolsey B2 (1949)
  • Braun Super Paxette II BL (1958)
  • Brumberger 35 (1955)
  • Canon AF35M (1979)
  • Canon AF35ML (1981)
  • Canon AL-1 (1982)
  • Canon AL-1 (1982) (Dead Camera)
  • Canon AV-1 (1979)
  • Canon DL-9000
  • Canon EF (1973)
  • Canon MC (1984)
  • Canon P (1961)
  • Canon T50 (1983)
  • Canonet G-III QL17 (1977)
  • Certo Dollina II (1937)
  • Certo Doppel Box (1935)
  • Certo Super Sport Dolly Model A (1936)
  • Chinon CE II Memotron (1976)
  • Chinon CE-4 (1980)
  • Ciro-Flex Model D (1948)
  • Clarus MS-35 (1948)
  • Detrola Model E (1939)
  • Ensign Ful-Vue (1946)
  • FED 2 Type C (1958)
  • Foth Derby Type 2 (1931)
  • Fujica 35 Automagic (1961)
  • Fujica 35-ML (1958)
  • Fujica Drive (1964)
  • Fujifilm FinePix S1 Pro (2000)
  • GOMZ Leningrad (1956)
  • GOMZ Smena-4 (1958)
  • Ihagee Exakta RTL 1000 (1969)
  • Ihagee Exakta VX v4.2 (1954)
  • Ikko Sha Start 35 K-II (1958)
  • Ising Puck (1948)
  • Kiev-19 (1985)
  • Kiev 4 Type 3 (1970)
  • KMZ Kristall (1962)
  • KMZ Start (1959)
  • KMZ Zenit-E (1965)
  • Kochmann Korelle 6×6 (1933)
  • Kochmann Reflex-Korelle (1935)
  • Kodak
    • Kodak 35 Original & Rangefinder (1939 & 1948)
    • Kodak Baby Brownie Special (1939)
    • Kodak Bantam (1935)
    • Kodak Bantam Special (1936)
    • Kodak Brownie Starmatic (1959)
    • Kodak Chevron (1953)
    • Kodak Duo Six-20 Series II (1937)
    • Kodak Flash Bantam (1948)
    • Kodak Medalist (1944)
    • Kodak Monitor Six-20 (1940)
    • Kodak Motormatic 35 (1960)
    • Kodak No. 1 Autographic Special, Model A (1916)
    • Kodak No. 1 Panoram-Kodak (1900 – 1926)
    • Kodak No.1A Pocket Kodak (1926)
    • Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model D (1914)
    • Kodak No. 3A Folding Brownie (1909)
    • Kodak Retina – Type 119 (1936)
    • Kodak Retina Automatic III – Type 039 (1961)
    • Kodak Retina Ib – Type 018 (1954)
    • Kodak Retina IIa – Type 016 (1952)
    • Kodak Retina IIc – Type 020 (1954)
    • Kodak Retina Reflex III (1960)
    • Kodak Retina Reflex IV (1964)
    • Kodak Signet 35 (1953)
    • Kodak Signet 40 (1956)
    • Kodak Signet 80 (1958)
    • Kodak Vollenda 48 (1937)
  • Konica AiBORG (1991)
  • Konica III (1956)
  • Kowa SE-T (1965)
  • Kowa SET-R (1968)
  • Kuribayashi Karoron (1949)
  • Leica Ic (1950)
  • Leica M3 (1961)
  • Leidolf Lordomat (1953)
  • Mamiya Auto XTL (1971)
  • Mamiya M645 (1975)
  • Meopta Flexaret VII (1968)
  • Minolta 35 Model II (1953)
  • Minolta A (1955)
  • Minolta A5-1000 (1960)
  • Minolta Auto Wide (1958)
  • Minolta Autocord (1958)
  • Minolta Hi-Matic 7s (1966)
  • Minolta Hi-Matic E (1971)
  • Minolta SR-7 (1962)
  • Minolta X-570 (1983)
  • Minolta XG7 (1977)
  • Minolta Uniomat III (1963)
  • Minox 35 ML (1985)
  • Miranda D (1960)
  • Miranda dx-3 (1975)
  • Miranda Sensomat (1969)
  • Nikon
    • Nikomat ELW (1976)
    • Nikon EM (1979)
    • Nikon F (1966)
    • Nikon FA (1983)
    • Nikon M (1949)
    • Nikon N2020 (1986)
    • Nikon N80 (2000)
    • Nikon N90s (1994)
    • Nikon One Touch AF3 (1987)
    • Nikon S2 (1955)
  • Olympus OM-2 MD (1975)
  • Olympus XA2 (1980)
  • Pentacon FM (1958)
  • Pentacon Penti II (1961)
  • Pentax ES II (1974)
  • Pentax PC35AF (1982)
  • Pentax Sv (1964)
  • Perfex Forty-Four (1939)
  • Perfex One-O-Two (1948)
  • Petri Flex V (1961)
  • Petri Racer (1966)
  • Photavit IV (1947)
  • Polaroid Land Camera Model 95 (1948)
  • Pouva Start (1952)
  • Praktica IV F & V F (1963 & 1964)
  • Praktina FX (1953)
  • Ricoh 519M (1959)
  • Ricoh FF-90 Super (1987)
  • Ricoh R1 (1994)
  • Robot Junior (1954)
  • Rolleiflex SL35 (1970)
  • Taron Eyemax (1961)
  • Topcon RE Super (1963)
  • Univex Cine “8” Model A8 (1936)
  • Universal Mercury II (1946-48)
  • Universal Univex Mercury Model CC (1938)
  • Vivitar 35ES (1978)
  • Voigtländer Bessamatic Deluxe (1962)
  • Voigtländer Brillant (1932)
  • Voigtländer Prominent (1952)
  • Voigtländer Rollfilm (1927)
  • Voigtländer Superb (1933)
  • Voigtländer Vitessa L (1954)
  • Voigtländer Vito II (1951)
  • Voigtländer Vitomatic IIa (1960)
  • Wards am551 (Konica Auto S2) (1965)
  • Welta Watson (1938)
  • Wirgin Edinex II (1951)
  • Wirgin Edixa Reflex-C (1957)
  • Wirgin Presto (1935)
  • Yashica 35 (1958)
  • Yashica 44 (1958)
  • Yashica-D (1970)
  • Yashica Electro 35 GS (1972)
  • Yashica Lynx-14 (1965)
  • Yashica Minister-D (1963)
  • Yashica TL-Super (1966)
  • Yashica Yashicamat (1957)
  • Zeh Goldi (1932)
  • Zeiss-Ikon Contaflex Super (1959)
  • Zeiss-Ikon Contessa 35 (1950)
  • Zeiss-Ikon Icarette 500/15 (1930)
  • Zeiss-Ikon Nettar 515 (1937)
  • Zenobia C (1954)
  • Zorki 4 v2 (1961)

Blogroll

  • Antique & Classic Cameras
  • Casual Photophile
  • Emulsive Camera Reviews
  • Gashaus
  • Hamish Gill's 35mmc.com
  • Japan Camera Hunter
  • Jim Grey's Down the Road Camera Reviews
  • Kosmo Photo
  • Matt Denton's Classic Cameras
  • Mike Butkus Camera Manuals
  • Mike Connealy's Camera Reviews (mirror)
  • Photo Thinking
  • Quirky Guy with a Camera
  • Simon Hawkett's Photo Blog

More Great Articles: 35mmc

Surfing with a Nikonos V, 35mm f/2.5 & Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 – By Michael Rennie

Surfing with a Nikonos V, 35mm f/2.5 & Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 – By Michael Rennie

Camera Performance – The Kiev 4 Bites Back – By James Northcote

Camera Performance – The Kiev 4 Bites Back – By James Northcote

Photo Thinking

Kodak Ektachrome – The first time that nearly wasn’t

Kodak Ektachrome – The first time that nearly wasn’t

Yashica 44A – Twin in small package

Yashica 44A – Twin in small package

EMULSIVE

Photography: Cup holder as standard – Shot on ILFORD HP5 PLUS at EI 400 (120 format)

Photography: Cup holder as standard – Shot on ILFORD HP5 PLUS at EI 400 (120 format)

5 Frames With… Kodak Portra 400 (EI 400 / 120 / Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517/16) – by David Hume

5 Frames With… Kodak Portra 400 (EI 400 / 120 / Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517/16) – by David Hume

Kosmo Foto

Lomography launches Lomogon art lens

Lomography launches Lomogon art lens

The ‘kissing sailor’ in the photograph that defined the end of World War II has died

The ‘kissing sailor’ in the photograph that defined the end of World War II has died

Camera Go Camera

Lomography Konstructor

Canon EOS 300 (EOS Rebel 2000, EOS Kiss III)

Canon EOS 300 (EOS Rebel 2000, EOS Kiss III)

Tags

35mm (124) 116 (2) 120 (28) 127 (9) 620 (6) 828 (4) AGFA (4) ANSCO (4) Argus (6) Canon (10) Certo (3) Chinon (2) Dead (5) Fujica (4) Germany (58) Ihagee (2) Japan (74) Keppler's Vault (28) KMZ (5) Kochmann (2) Kodak (27) Konica (3) Kowa (2) Leica (3) Mamiya (2) Meopta (2) Minolta (11) Miranda (4) Nikon (14) Olympus (2) Pentacon (2) Pentax (3) Perfex (2) Petri (3) Polaroid (2) Recommended Reading (3) Retina (6) Ricoh (4) Soviet (14) Universal (3) USA (37) Voigtländer (9) Wirgin (2) Yashica (8) Zeiss (4)

Hit Counter

  • 808,132 hits

Subscribe via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to Mike Eckman Dot Com and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 298 other subscribers

© 2014-19 mike eckman dot com
Back to Top