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GoPro Announces 3-Way Mount for all GoPro Cameras
GoPro has introduced an ultra-versatile mount which can be used in three ways: as a camera grip, tripod, and an extension arm. This arm is perfect to be used…
Nokia 808 Pureview Preview
[caption id="attachment_10540" align="alignright" width="300"] Mike Z enthusiastic about the Nokia 808[/caption] Photo enthusiasts are known to have GAS...not…
Kodak Partystar Kodamatic (1983-1985)
1971- The announcement of Polaroid 's SX-70 system, and the beginning of a new era in photography- the instant print! Shortly after this amazing development,…
Leica CL 50 Jahre (1973-1976)
The Leica CL is a fantastic little camera which was the product of a short collaboration between Leica and Minolta. Produced in Japan between '73 and '76,…
Kodak 35 RF (1940-1948)
Well, I guess they can't all be beautiful, can they? This is the second version of the very popular Kodak 35. The first version had a simple flip-up viewfinder…
Polaroid OneStep 600 (1983)
This camera is undoubtedly one of the most iconic looking cameras ever, in my opinion. Paul Giambarba designed that eye-catching rainbow stripe that makes this…
Land Camera #180 (1965-1969)
This is one of the more sought-after models of the folding types of packfilm cameras. It has a 114mm f/4.5 lens and is fully manual, complete with a PC sync…
Argus Argoflex Seventy-Five
The Argus Seventy-Five. Not actually a TLR, more like a box camera with a waist-level finder. It has an f/13 fixed aperture, fixed focus, and a choice of bulb…
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye (1949-1961)
This is a customized Brownie Hawkeye. The flash timing has been advanced for use with an electronic flash, as well as having the "push pin" flash terminals…
Voigtlander Vitomatic I (1958-59)
I picked this little guy up as a gift. It's a super fun camera to shoot. It has a perfectly functioning meter, PC sync so it can be used with flash or Pocket…
Kodak Brownie Reflex 20 (1959-1966)
Although this appears to be a TLR, this simple camera is actually more of a box camera with a distance-based focus scale. It takes 620, has a fixed shutter…
Agfa Solinette (~1955)
A simple little folding 35mm camera. It has a 50mm f/3.5 lens and a Prontor shutter capable of cable release, multiple exposure, bulb, and times from 1/300-1…