Produced in Romania, the only colour film negative made in this country, today discontinued (the film, not the country). For the regular amateur photographer in Romania, this film was the …
Made at the Belorussian factory in Minsk BelOMO, Vilia is a simple plastic camera, using 35mm film. It was equipped with a 40/f4 lens, a triplet glass, coated. Shutter speeds …
I know what you’re thinking: what does this long forgotten 35mm Olympus camera here? It’s not a Minox, it’s not even an SLR…how does this camera warrants its presence here? …
Ok, I have good news, and then I have really good news, excellent one may say. My Nikon F4, one of most cherished camera that I own has returned from …
The only 35mm film camera from Minox that I owned, ever. My interest with Minox lies solely with the 8×11 format camera range, and not with the 35mm one. However, …
This was a camera which was produced for quite a long period of time, between 1954 and 1980. It was intended to be a cheap and affordable camera for the …
I have never used this film before. What I have used though from Fomapan was the 100 and 200 type. While I wasn’t impressed by the 200 version of it, …
Although it says REVUE on the camera, it is a genuine Mamiya 16 Automatic. Relabelled and sold in Germany for Revue, it is every bit the genuine thing. And that …