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LOMO LC-A – The lomography machine
The LOMO LC-A is considered one of the main drivers of the lomography movement. Even its discovery is an interesting story.
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Canon VT de luxe – Deluxe and rapid
The Canon VT de luxe is a 1950s 35mm rangefinder. Don't mistake it for a Leica clone, it's quite different, I have been shooting with it.
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Nikon F4 – Evolution of the legend
The Nikon F4 is a professional SLR which is designed to handle anything thrown at it. This review covers my 4 year experience with it.
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Konica Pearl II – The queen of gems
The Konica Pearl II is a 1950s folding 6x4.5 medium format film camera which is pocketable. I tried this gem out to see what it can do.
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Nikkenflex – Twin focus
The Nikkenflex is a TLR which was available for a short time and is now hard to find. Two models are reviewed.
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Olympus OM-1n – Smaller is bigger
The Olympus OM-1n is a small SLR camera which packs a big punch. I shot with it to test what can be achieved with a petite form factor.
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Mamiya Press Super 23 – Frustratingly Good
The Mamiya Press Super 23 is a medium format rangefinder camera designed for the 1960's press. It can be considered an ugly beauty.
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Nikon F100 – The smaller professional
The Nikon F100 is the last prosumer SLR by this iconic company. With its professional features I have used it regularly for a few years.
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Pentax Spotmatic SP – pentaX marks the spot
The Pentax Spotmatic SP was the camera the Asahi company released to compete in the early SLR market. I used and reviewed it with results.
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Agfa Optima-Parat – Half Frame Jewel
The Agfa Optima-Parat is a gorgeous half frame camera. I have enjoyed using this camera, which produces results beyond the format.
