Canon Pellix
1965: The unique mirror of this camera solved viewfinder blackout during exposure.
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Konica FP
1963: Konishiroku's investment in shutter technology pays off.
Ricoh Auto 35
1960: Ricoh bring the Space Age to camera design.
Fujica ST901
1974: Baby steps towards the digital age for film SLRs.
Praktica LLC
1969: World first cutting edge metering in a mediocre body.
Asahi Pentax ME
1976: SLRs simply don’t get any smaller than this one.
Olympus Pen EE
1961: Simplicity is beautiful with the mother of all point and shoot cameras.
Yashica TL Electro-X
1968: Yashica lights up the viewfinder and steps up shutter technology.
A half baked idea with a half frame camera
Back in 2017 I acquired an Olympus PEN EE half-frame camera. I took it to Durham City with the idea of recording little street scenes unfolding over three frames. I…
Film woes, digital joys
Black flag, golden light The sun came out this morning. It hasn’t been around these parts for a while, so I put my Fujifilm X-T30 in my sling bag along…