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A Twin Lens Reflex camera from Kodak (1946), and a Single Lens Reflex camera from Praktica (the FX2, 1956).
Both, as you can see, with waist level viewfinders. The Praktica launched just a year before companies like Asahi Pentax introduced the ‘modern’ eye level SLR viewfinder.
These cameras are featured in a new video I've posted on YouTube about the history of film cameras from 1930.
IRO 色 ISO 400, 35mm, 27 exposure film from Australia.
Re-branded / re-packaged by FilmNeverDie.
The canister can be used as a keychain after you done shooting, I loved it the first sight, aren't they cute?
It's my Olympus at the background
Film: Kodak Ektar 100, Scanner: Fuji SP-3000
Developed at the 沸点, 淘宝
Jiuzhaigou (九寨沟), Aba (Ngawa) Tibetan and Qiang prefecture, Sichuan, China
留给你的时间不多了哈哈
Testing how the film works in the new old camera. Will need to give an extra stop. However, this shot at the winery came out interesting.
Canon Elan II
Canon 50f1.8 (Shot at 1.8)
Svema MZ3 (ISO3)
This was taken a few years ago in Chester using a 1950’s Zeiss Ikon Contina 35mm film camera loaded with Kodak T Max 400 35mm film. I’ve been meaning to have a go to see if I can get a decent digital copy of it so tonight I setup a rig which consisted of a Canon 5D Mark III and a 100mm macro lens and a home made light box (2 x speed lights, triggers and a plastic sheet).