Vintage film camera

Photography has been around quite a while now and whilst there have been thousands of makes and models of camera, few ever reach the status of iconic. Today we are going to take a subjective look at seven cameras that moulded photography to what we know today. The Box Brownie This is perhaps, photography’s Ford Model T moment. A mass produced camera that the masses could afford. Launched in 1900 by Eastman Kodak the Brownie was simplicity itself, the earliest versions being nothing but a…

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In a seemingly all-digital world, there are some analog cameras worth holding on to—these are a few of our favorites.

Fujica 35-EE old film camera. 1961. f1.9 45mm lens Shutter speeds up to 1/1000th of a sec. Has a fully manual mode. The viewfinder is smart, it has 2 images superimposed that come together when your aiming point is in focus. The focus dial is on the back of course. Shutter speeds are B 1 ,2 ,4 ,8 ,15 , 30, 60, 125, 250,500 ,1000 in fractions of a sec.

"vintage / old film camera with flash attached" by Stocksy Contributor "Natalie JEFFCOTT"

This half frame film camera will yield double the photos for half the cost, making it perfect for beginners.

1930's Vinten 35mm Motion Picture Film Camera