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Canon PowerShot S95 – Pocket Power
The Canon PowerShot S95 is a compact size digital camera with advanced features, and solid build quality. I have carried this 10-megapixel camera with a CCD sensor, and have found worthy to write an article about it.
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Mamiya M – Just M
The Mamiya M is a 1980s compact camera with a simple design. Though larger than other compacts, it delivers surprising image quality.
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Cameras, Digital Camera Reviews, Medium Format Reviews, Photos, Rangefinder Reviews, SLR Reviews, Technique
Dead Hand Camera List – Good luck prying them from me!
This is the list of cameras someone would have to literally pry from my cold dead hands.
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Voigtländer Superb – Just Superb
The Voigtlander Superb is a beautiful 1930s TLR which was very advanced for its time. I love shooting with it, and have written my thoughts about it
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Nikon FE – FEeling it!
The Nikon FE was Nikon's first foray into the electronic small factor SLR. From the 1970s it has become a cult classic, read why.
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Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta C 530/2 – Early Ikonic
The Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta C 503/2 is an exceptional early 1930s folding rangefinder. This is all about my copy of it.
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Rollei 35 – Not just small
The Rollei 35 was once the smallest full frame 35mm camera made. I have shot with mine to see if small can still mean quality.
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Nikkor 35mm PC Lens Panoramic
The Nikon Nikkor 35mm PC lens is a fantastic way to create breathtaking panoramic photos. I show you how I do it.
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FED Mikron – Half or double fun
The FED Mikron (Micron) is a Soviet Half-Frame camera based on the Konica EYE. Shooting double the frames means you may have double the fun.
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Mamiya 7 – The titanium standard
The Mamiya 7 is a medium format rangefinder camera which many consider the best ever. After four years of using it, I have written my thoughts.
