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©1940-1950's - Encore Camera Co - Hollywood CA
Cardboard "disposable" camera - factory loaded with film
You were to snap your photos, mail-in the camera with film inside, and later receive your prints in the post.
Apparently, this idea never really caught on and these cameras were often junked, or found unused - as is in this case.
Not commonly seen and when found, rarely has the original box and all paperwork.
This is a pretty neat find!
EXA Jhagee Dresden
just bought it at used camera market
in Ginza Tokyo.
PENTAX *ist DS2 / SIGMA MACRO 50mm F2.8 EX DG
9x12 Plate camera with zeiss tessar 150mm f4.5 and Compur shutter. now loaded with plus X Pan 120 film shooting 6x9 negs
A very popular camera of the "fifties and sixties" produced between 1954 and 1965. It uses 120 film and produces 6x9 negatives.
It has a simple "meniscus" lens (about 95mm) and this model has two aperture options (F11 and F/16). Either a single shutter speed of about 1/50" or "bulk" by keeping the shutter lever pressed.
Camera: Pentax MX
Lens: 50mm F1.4-22
Film: Fuji Neopan Acros 100
Scanner: Kodak Pakon F-135 Plus
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Cameras I've bought/found since my last camera collection shot in June. See www.flickr.com/photos/by_andy/2594767309
The camera I bought in 2002 just before going to Sydney with the Chorus, has died on me. It doesn't switch on any more and remain miserably stuck as if it was on (the zoom in unfolded). This was my first digital camera. It wasn't perfect but it helped me learn a lot. It's ease of use and flexibility not to mentioned the great results I got from simply pressing the button (compared to my previous camera: a cheap and nasty autofocus), really encouraged me to take more pictures and gave me a taste for it.No more pics for me until I can buy a new one... (everybody sigh of relief here) that will take a while :O(
Unless some generous Santa gives me a nice new SLR... As if!
If your gonna toss it...
Minor crop and sharpen, otherwise SOOC. 3 light sources: white LED array, 7 color neon sign, and a color-phasing LED strip.
Between 1985 - 2002, and for a very brief period during 2005, The Canon A1 was the camera I used to take my pictures with using a 35-70mm zoom lens, which was very handy for transport photography. This isn't the actual A1, but it is identical and was used as a spare. I still have the original one, which is in better condition than this example; it's just that I can't remember where I've put the other A1!
I almost exclusively used slide film in the A1, mainly Agfa 100ASA in the late '80s and early '90s, moving on to the much better quality Fuji slide film from the early '90s onwards. The Canon A1 was a great camera to use and a quality SLR, but sadly it's become a museum piece in the digital age; with examples barely making £20 on ebay.
Made in England, one of 14 cameras I bought in a lot on Ebay from a thrift store in Manchester. I plan to try this one out with some film. Apparently it's easy to just drop a 35mm reel into this and use instead of the expensive 127 film.
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I like this one much betterrr. I bought this old film Minolta today in a charity shop, a whole £8. Bugger knows if it works or not, but i have a terrible obsession with old cameras. If i had the room and money, i'd buy tons. Maybe i'll take pictures of them all (:
Anyways, I put the camera on top of all my revision crap to represent the fact i would much rather take photos than revise boring old english. Ive got a week till my exam, and i've barely done any revision. eeek. hello fail.
I love old cameras♥
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I bought a collection of photo magazines from 1956. It's too smoky in California right now to go out and take photos, so I am indoors doing a series of nostalgic digital images from scans-- enjoy.
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My M6 with Gordys camera strap. Excellent quality and unbeatable price. Its the Elmarit-M 28 on the camera. The fitting is red and the strap black :-)
M8 with collapsible Summicron, M3 with rigid Summicron, M4 with voigtlander 15mm Super Wide Heliar, M3 with voigtlander 40mm Nokton and M8 with voigtlander 25mm Color-Skopar,
"All that in this delightful garden grows,
Should happy be, and have immortal bliss." Edmund Spenser The Faerie Queene, 1590
America - what a country. Cameras grow like watermelons. They throw out some camera seeds, sprinkle with water, and cameras sprout from the earth. Everyone in America has so many cameras they just leave them lying around on the ground.
This is at the 2007 MLB Baseball All-Star Game Home Run Derby at AT&T Ballpark in San Francisco
My favorite film camera Nikon F5 with data back and DA-30 Sports Viewfinder. Cheap Sigma 28 -70mm 2.8-4 works well with film.