The Ansco B-2 Cadet is as common as pennies. Its primary advantage is that it takes 120 film, which is still made. Otherwise, it’s just an old box camera. Read my updated review here.
Category Archives: Camera Reviews
You might try every Kodak Retina ever made, but you’ll find none finer than this, the Kodak Retina IIa. Read my updated review here.
Updated review: Kodak Retina IIa
I’ve updated my review of the terrific Olympus Stylus, a point-and-shoot camera for 35mm film. It’s tiny and packs a great lens. Read my review here.
Updated review: Olympus Stylus
This pseudo-TLR is just a glorified box camera. But it is nice to use, and it has a good enough lens. Read my updated review here.
Updated review: Kodak Duaflex II
This brick of a camera was the first good camera for many people around and after World War II. I made it work, but I didn’t enjoy using it much. Check out my updated review here.
Updated review: Argus C3
I didn’t much enjoy this camera. Sometimes you just don’t bond. And then I got a bunch of lousy images back. So as you can imagine, I don’t have great things to say about the Kodak Retinette IA in my updated review (here).
