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Olympus Camedia C-5050 digital camera - front view
A review of the Olympus Camedia C-5050 digital compact bridge camera which was produced by Olympus in 2003
Exakta Exa version 4 - front view
This post is about version 4 of the Exakta Exa 35mm camera which was made by the Ihagee company in Dresden (which at the time was in East Germany) sometime between 1956 and 1959.
Yashica 635 TLR front view with trim missing
The Yashica 635 TLR camera is a medium format camera with a bit of a novel twist - it can also shoot 35mm film when fitted with an adaptor.
Ricoh G600 ruggedised compact camera - front view
This is my pictorial review of the Ricoh G600 a waterproof, dust proof, 10 Mp compact digital camera which was made by Ricoh in about 2008
Fed 3 rangefinder camera - Front of camera with lens cap removed
The Fed 3 is a 35mm rangefinder camera made in the Ukraine in the mid 1960s and designed to be similar in style to a Leica but with a price tag which made it much more affordable to the average person.
Ricoh Caplio R1v - lens extended
The R1v is a compact, snap shot camera of the sort which has almost totally disappeared now that mobile phones have such good cameras fitted to them.
Minolta SRT101b 35mm slr camera - side view with 50mm f/1.7 lens
The Minolta SRT101b was a later version of the original SRT 101, which was introduced by Minolta in the mid 1960s.
Ihagee Exakta IIa 35mm camera - front view
The Ihagee Exakta Exa IIa was a development of the Exa II camera and produced by Ihagee in the early 1960s.
I have several Exakta Exa cameras in my collection but this Exakta Varex IIa is the first of the 'top flight' Exakta models I've acquired.
The Agfa Karat IV was the final iteration of the Karat design and probably the most impressive of the line up.
Ciro-Flex medium format twin lens reflex camera - Side view showing focus and film advance knobs
The ciro-flex is quite a simple camera in design, with no complex frame counting or film advance mechanism and so, once the shutter and focus are correctly set, there isn't much to go wrong with it.
Altissa Altix IV 35mm viewfinder camera - front view
The Altissa Altix IV is probably what would be described as a miniature camera. It is similar in size to the Agfa Karat, although without the collapsible lens assembly.
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