I’ve updated my review of the Argus Match-matic C3. It adds a clip-on light meter to the original C3, with a system for more easily setting exposure. I found it confusing, though. Read my updated review here.
This is the last of my updated reviews, in case you’re following along!
This is, to me, the ultimate Polaroid camera. The Colorpack II delivered good image quality with a minimum of fuss. If you’ve tried as many Polaroid cameras as I have, you know this is about as good as it gets. Read my updated review here.
This was my first digital camera. It’s from 2006, which is ancient of days in digital-camera terms. It seems so limited today. But under the right conditions, it’s still a brilliant performer. Read my updated review here.
The Kodak Pony 135 Model B is a surprisingly good performer for how basic it is. I’ve updated my review here.
The Ansco Shur Shot was a postwar box camera for 120 film. It’s fun to shoot, but I’ve gotten better results from other old boxes. I’ve updated my review here.
I’ve updated my review of the Polaroid OneStep 600, the first camera for 600 film. It’s a decent performer, as Polaroid cameras go. Read my review here.
