Leica's first M bayonet camera. Its design paved the way for most subsequent M models.
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- Our easy hack allows you to use and test a Bronica camera without a film loaded
- We discuss the features of Hasselblad's last, and perhaps best, 6x6 film camera.
- Understand how subject distance and lens choice impacts the metering area on an M6, M6 TTL and MP
- The X series Hasselblad cameras are the best ever made. But you should understanding Hasselblad's design philosophy before deciding whether it is the camera for you.
- Dsicussing the fantastic Mamiya 7 and Mamiya 7II camera's main features
- Buying a used camera lens? We discuss the cosmetic, mechanical and optical checks that you MUST make.
- Fungus grows in camera and lens coating. It decimates equipment's value. You must understand how it is caused and how to prevent.
- Storage is so important. Damp and airless conditions can decimate your much-loved Hasselblad, Bronica, Nikon, Leica or Canon.
- It’s happened again. I’ve found myself in the unenviable position of telling a customer that his rare and valuable camera is almost worthless.Two or three times a year I’m offered gold Leicas. The sellers have inevitably bought at a car boot sale for a "bargain", usually paying £80 to £100. They assume they’re worth a small fortune. The problem is...
