Oct 19, 2021 September 14, 2021 January 26, 2024 Photography / Reviews 11.0 / 35mm / Fujica / Japan Continue Reading "Fujica ST901 (1974)" Kepplers Vault 100: The Vault is Closed
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2021 Year in Review. Another year, another Year in Review post! Skipping past the obvious summaries of the past 12 months, 2021 was a pretty good year for Mike Eckman dot Com. As was the case every year, traffic increased from the year prior, but this year, traffic really increased, but more on that. December 23, 2021 Articles / Photography ...
the Robot series of cameras by the Robot Berning Company remain one of the most highly sought after and unique cameras ever made. Offering an extremely compact, but high quality body that shoots 24mm x 24mm square photos on regular 35mm film, all Robots featured a motorized clockwork film advance, a rotary shutter, interchangeable lens mount, and a series of high quality lenses, making them ...
6 days ago May 8, 2024 Photography / Reviews. This is a Tanack Type-V3, a 35mm rangefinder camera made in Japan by Tanaka Optical Co., Ltd. in 1959. The Tanack Type-V3 was the last commercially released camera made by Tanaka, who was known for a series of Leica rangefinder copies which they made throughout the 1950s. The Tanack Type-V3 is unique among all ...
This is the fourth in a series of posts based on personal conversations Ive had with Mr. Robert Rotoloni, author, Nikon historian, and president of the Nikon Historical Society. If youd like to know more, I recommend reading parts 2 and 3 as they cover a tremendous amount about Nippon. April 16, 2020 Articles / Photography Japan ...
March 1, 2021 Aly's Vintage Camera Alley. My next guest from the film photography community is someone who you may already know. He has been somewhat of a mentor to me when it comes to blogging about vintage cameras. If you love vintage cameras and havent heard of the man with an encyclopedic knowledge of cameras and their history, Mike ...
Apr 19, 2024 Mike Eckman dot Com. Episodes. 7 days ago. Episode 70: The Best of the 1970s. 7 days ago. ... Mike Eckman Wants More Camera Catalogs / A Shout Out to Pacific Rim's Reference Library; ... In Episode 61, Paul, Theo, and Mike chatted with Andrew Smith. Matt Murray, Tim Peters, Kyle Lu, AJ Gentile ...
May 2, 2016 Mike Eckman on old cameras. I just discovered this site by Mike Ekman. The photography section has lots of information on classic cameras. Each camera has an extensive review (much more detailed than reviews on most other sites Ive come across). Pictures of the cameras are also provided as well as sample photographs taken with the camera.
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Sep 21, 2018 From the June/July 1953 issues of Modern Photography, here are two articles covering the history of the 35mm camera. Indexes. Company; Film Format; Model; Rating; Camerosity Podcast; Reference Library. Articles; Guides; Reviews; Kepplers Vault; Zeiss; RSS; Contact; Search. Search for: Search ...
Dec 2, 2020 For Mike, the interest was always there, his father for example was the family photographer and always capturing. And while he initially started with some Canon Point-And-Shoots and a Nikon DSLR. The Nikon is what got him looking at 35mm again and picked up a rather beat up Nikkormat EL2 on eBay.
Apr 19, 2021 Todays camera review comes from our guest Mike Eckman its all we need to know about the ancient, Bakelite Purma Special. read more. Mike Eckman. 7. 127 Film. Camera Reviews. Film Cameras.
Oct 31, 2022 Below the to the right of the film advance knob is a locking lever for the shutter release. Finally, not on the actual page of the camera, but one side of the mirror box above one lens is an locking lever for the ground glass magnifier. Many of the controls on the Exakta 66s left page am not interactive and require explanation.