This was a very interesting little camera. Mine is pretty scuffed up, but it’s actually in pretty good shape on the inside, for being over 100 years old! The shutter actually sounds pretty accurate to […]
Category: Photo History
Nikon F3: A worthy Successor to the F2?
In 1980, when the F3 was released, there was some resistance among F and F2 uses, mainly because of the fact that it required batteries. It was quite a different world back then. We didn’t […]
Nikon FA: An Interesting Little Camera
I’ve always been curious about the Nikon FA. It seemed like there wasn’t too much ever said about it. Not many technical reviews. It just didn’t seem like people talked about it much. So I […]
Another Look at the Nikon FE
I’ve been shooting a great deal with medium format lately. I’ve been trying to see how much image quality would improve with medium format, specifically 6×6 and 6×7. It can be better, but the size […]
Photographing The High Desert of Northern Arizona
I had this trip planned to Arizona several months ago – and due to unforeseen circumstances, had to reschedule twice. The plan was to fly to Flagstaff, visit Petrified Forest National Park, and then head […]
Kodak Vigilant Six-20
This old camera is actually in pretty good shape. There were a few versions of the Kodak Vigilant camera. Mine has a Kodak Anastigmat 103mm f/4.5 lens with a Kodamatic No. 1 shutter, with speeds […]
Kodak Junior Six-20 Series II
Since I’ve been experimenting with medium format, and I had a roll of FP4+ rolled for 620 burning a hole in my pocket, I thought I’d take one of my old Kodaks our for a […]
Big Glass: Another look at Medium Format
Anyone who has read any of my posts probably has the idea that I like cameras. Well, I suppose I do. I collect cameras, and like trying different types of cameras. I also like to […]
Zenza Bronica EC: An Electronic Version Of The S2?
I wanted to compare the Bronica EC with the previous version of Bronica’s 6×6 cameras – the S2. They are very similar in build, but my model, the EC-TL offers some refinements. First, the EC-TL […]
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