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A mislabeled rangefinder from the 1960's yields surprising results.
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On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, I decided to take my Canonet rangefinder 28 to Leu Gardens. This was the perfect day to explore what nature can be found near downtown Orlando!
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A perfect combination between a camera and a film doesn’t necessarily mean the team gets on well. Nevertheless, this one I’m writing about goes beyond a team concept and makes it a true love story that started years ago and had its revival by summer 2012: the last Electro 35 series + first Samsung’s Corporation film adventure.
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Here's a review of an uncommon Soviet camera from the early 1980's, the LOMO Electra 112.
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If I have to go in search of my reasons which gradually increased my interests in Lomography, I have to go back in the early 90s, when in a flea market I found a camera that looks weird and that intrigued me. It became my first rangefinder camera!
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The Russian rangefinder camera Fed 5 was my first "Leica copy" camera. I found this camera in a shop in Milano (Italy) at the beginning of the 90s. Still 100% working, I used this camera again as a good alternative to my Zorki 4 rangefinder.
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The rangefinder of your beloved Russian camera is not calibrated? Here is a trick to adjust it quickly!
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Ever wondered what it would be like to have X-ray vision? How about possessing X-ray vision AND a Leica M6 camera? We found this illustration that shows us what it's like to have both and it is looking pretty cool! Do you know who the artist is?
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My photography experience started out with a little piece of jewel, the Olympus Pen EE-2. It was my father's camera, which used for photograph his moments of militar time. It's a great little camera!
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Ever wanted to quickly focus the Holga without looking away from the finder? Now you can with this quick tipster!
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Here you can see some photos taken with my Kiev 4 camera. It's an awesome rangefinder camera, which I owned for some months last year.
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I was so lucky to have gotten this famous branded Germany rangefinder camera in a boots market with a highly affordable price while I was travelling in the Canterbury. It brings excellent definition, high brilliance and maximum resolution of images during the whole trip in Switzerland. I am so delighted and in love with this boy!
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Here’s another fashion ad featuring an analog camera! I saw this poster during one of my recent trips abroad while shopping.
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In the '60s, my parents bought an Agfa Optima IIS, a fully-automatic 35mm camera. With this camera, they have made many photos of our family. Until in the '70s, when the camera was stolen. Recently, I found an identical camera on eBay, still working perfectly, and I immediately I bought it!
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The Yashica Electro GX is a rare find. Dubbed as "the last electro rangefinder" this more compact version of the more famous Electro GSN packs a good punch of color and sharpness with every shot.
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All fans of russian rangefinder cameras known the legendary Fed 2, but this one has something special! Why? Read this article!
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In this review, I'll tell you about my favorite camera, the Minolta Hi-Matic F, and the benefits of rangefinder cameras.
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Here's something you need to know every time you're using your Lomo or Diana camera. What's the distance between the camera and your subject.
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In the second edition of What It Takes, I unexpectedly find myself wrist-deep in the inner workings of an Agfa Super Silette after my test shots take a turn for the worse.
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Rangefinder cameras are best known for the exceptionally sharp images that they produce, making them much sought after analogue goodies by lomographers and professional photographers alike. But for me, my beloved rangefinder, the Yashica Electro 35 GSN, is one best for redscaled photos. Let me show you why after the jump!