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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)
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)
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 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-ML (1958)
Fujifilm FinePix S1 Pro (2000)
Ihagee Exakta VX v4.2 (1954)
Ising Puck (1948)
Kiev 4 Type 3 (1970)
KMZ Kristall (1962)
KMZ Start (1959)
Kochmann Korelle 6×6 (1933)
Kochmann Reflex-Korelle (1935)
Kodak
Konica AiBORG (1991)
Konica III (1956)
Kowa SE-T (1965)
Kowa SET-R (1968)
Kuribayashi Karoron (1949)
Leica M3 (1961)
Leidolf Lordomat (1953)
Mamiya M645 (1975)
Meopta Flexaret VII (1968)
Minolta A (1955)
Minolta A5-1000 (1960)
Minolta Auto Wide (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 Sensomat (1969)
Nikon
Olympus OM-2 MD (1975)
Olympus XA2 (1980)
Pentacon FM (1958)
Pentax ES II (1974)
Pentax Sv (1964)
Perfex One-O-Two (1948)
Petri Flex V (1961)
Photavit IV (1947)
Polaroid Land Camera Model 95 (1948)
Pouva Start (1952)
Praktina FX (1953)
Ricoh 519M (1959)
Ricoh FF-90 Super (1987)
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 Brillant (1932)
Voigtländer Rollfilm (1927)
Voigtländer Vito II (1951)
Voigtländer Vitomatic IIa (1960)
Wards am551 (Konica Auto S2) (1965)
Welta Watson (1938)
Wirgin Presto (1935)
Wirgin Edinex II (1951)
Wirgin Edixa Reflex-C (1957)
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)
Zeiss-Ikon Contessa 35 (1950)
Zeiss-Ikon Icarette 500/15 (1930)
Zeiss-Ikon Nettar 515 (1937)
Zenobia C (1954)
Zorki 4 v2 (1961)

Casual Photophile

The Olympus O-Product is a Beautiful and Unusual Point-and-Shoot Film Camera

FED 5b – The Joys and Pains of Shooting the Soviet Union’s Beer Can Rangefinder

Rollei RPX 400 Black and White Film Profile – Is It Worth a Shot?

What I Learned from a Weekend Doing Everything Wrong (Photographically)

The Nikon FM is All the 35mm Film Camera You Really Need

Photo Thinking

Polaroid Spectra – Almost Instant

Zorki 4 – Attempted equaliser

Canon Sure Shot A1 – Summer Love

Rolleicord Va Type 1 – The middle twin

Kodak Brownie Six-20 Model D – Beauty is box

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