Remembering Ricoh – once prolific, now a cult camera
It’s easy to forget some of the big names that once dominated the camera industry. Take Ricoh, for example. Launched in 1917 under the name…
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It’s easy to forget some of the big names that once dominated the camera industry. Take Ricoh, for example. Launched in 1917 under the name…
France isn’t a country whose name instantly leaps to mind when it comes to camera makers. So, really, what did the French ever do for…
At the heart of a camera’s automatic exposure system lie three basic procedures. First came shutter priority, in which the photographer chose a shutter speed…
Here’s an unusual camera that was aimed at children to take pictures indoors or outdoors and then develop them on the spot. It stands at…
Bell & Howell was most famous for its cine cameras, and this still camera adopted technology from the Electric Eye Autoset movie models. It’s an…
Amateur Photographer verdict The Lomo’Instant Square Glass is utterly unique, with its dual print formats and folding design. Instax film gives great results, too. For…
Let’s start, not with a digital camera, but with an image. Look at the picture of the cat below. Notice how the eyes, the fur,…
The Leica wasn’t the very first camera to use 35mm film, but it was the one that made the film truly viable. Looking back now,…
The idea of a camera with twin lenses, one to take the picture, the other to reflect its image up to a viewfinder on the…
The common practice among camera manufacturers has always been to improve the specifications of their cameras with each new model introduced. Purma did things differently.…