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It wasn't until I bought my first one and tried to use it that I understood what a rangefinder was and why it was special.

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Our 2024 exhibition: 5 photographers, 5 iconic cameras, 5 stories. Visit the 99 Cameras Museum Paris to discover the Analog Chronicles 2024.

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Monocular de bolsillo que permite observar tanto escenas lejanas gracias a sus 21 aumentos como ver detalles microscópicos usando el kit macro incluido. En ambos casos, el adaptador para móviles permite capturar fotos y vídeos

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When I decided to give film photography a try and temporarily ditch my digital Sony, I knew I wanted to shoot on a film SLR. The difficulty was finding which one since I’ll be honest, shooting manually was a skill I had yet to hone. When I went looking for one, everyone kept telling me one particular camera to start with. One legendary, simple and fairly cheap SLR. The Pentax K1000.  But it’s been a while since I tried it so I thought let’s see how it performs and whether it’s a good enough camera for somebody looking to learn film photography? The Pentax K1000 was launched in 1976 and was a hit with over 3 million units sold. The beauty behind the K1000 was the simplicity in its design. There’s no extra settings to confuse you. It’s as simple as you’d want for a first SLR. All you need to do is master the ISO, shutter speed, aperture and focusing. That’s it. It even comes with an impressively accurate lightmeter to help get rid of any guesswork. All it leaves is for you to focus on your photography skills. No wonder it was such a successful model and used across thousands of film photography classes around the world! When you pick up the Pentax K1000, you notice the build quality as it’s practically entirely made out of metal and you definitely feel it. I’ve had the misadventures of dropping a couple Pentax K1000s in my life (I blame alcohol on two of those occasions) and remarkably, it did not scratch or dent. In some cases, I feel they’ll break the ground given how sturdy they’re built. Using it is a cinch as it’s fully mechanical meaning no need for battery (unless you want the light meter to be working). The Pentax K1000 light meter is a built-in match-needle through the lens (TTL) light meter that is very easy to use. Just aim to rest the needle in the middle for a “proper” exposure.   I had the joys in using a Pentax K1000 with the classic Pentax SMC 50mm F/2.0 which surprised me with the image quality. The Pentax lenses are legendary in their own way f

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As I was sitting at my desk a few weeks back as I was figuring out what camera to write about next, I looked down at a box of cameras I have in my office, and on top was the Bolsey Flex Trio, which is in the box and complete with the instructions. As I started putting together my thoughts about the

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Lens Love is an ongoing series of posts about the vintage lenses I’ve used and loved most. The dry technical data and 100% corner crops of brick walls can be found elsewhere. What I’m m…

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The Canon Sure Shot A1, also known as the Autoboy, is a waterproof compact camera. This is a very fun camera which I always take on holidays.

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Guide to Olympus Pen Half Frame Cameras, Why Olympus Pen? Yoshihia Maitani. If you have never heard of him, do a google search. This guy was a badass camera designer who helped Olympus make some of the best 35mm cameras ever. He was particularly adept a

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