Retina-Xenon
Canon PowerShot S95
2012
Working on a personal project I had reason to search through my whole photo archive. It led me to find a bunch of photos I never uploaded to Flickr, an oversight I corrected. This was one of those photos.
This is the lens of my Kodak Retina IIa, which I reviewed here.
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Amazing what you’ll find when you look back through your photographs, eh?
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Indeed! All kinds of fun stuff I’d forgotten about.
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Just so many small, good to excellent German and Japanese rangefinders post WWII until about 1975! I wish I had my high-school sweet-hearts Minolta 11.
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I own a very nice Hi-Matic 7. It’s really lovely to use. Among the German rangefinders I’ve used I seem to like the Retinas the best — they feel best under use. My favorite Japanese rangefinder is my Yashica Lynx 14e — the lens is sublime.
https://blog.jimgrey.net/2014/10/10/yashica-lynx-14e/
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Hi Jim, stumbled across this site while scrolling through my Instagram feed. It’s an advertisement fo an analog camera/film company. What are your thoughts? Here’s the link: https://shop.lomography.com/en/cameras
Hope you’re having a nice holiday season!
Jennifer
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Nice to hear from you! Miss your writing. I admire the Lomography people for what they are doing but admit to being pushed away by what they charge for their gear.
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It would be nice if the equipment had a friendlier entry price. Same thing has happened with vinyl and turntables. Analog has been discovered by people who grew up digital – and re-designed to appeal to them. Thanks for the kind words about my writing. I always like to read your posts – 😊
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