Tag: 35mm
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Nikon FE
A review of the Nikon FE, a manual-focus 35mm SLR with aperture priority. Believe the hype — it’s terrific.
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Tougodo Toyoca 35-S
A review of the 1957 Toyoca 35-S, a 35mm viewfinder camera. It would have been competitive in its day.
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Canon Snappy QT
A review of the Canon Snappy QT, a late-1990s 35mm point-and-shoot camera. It has okay specs but a rubbery shutter button.
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Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL
A review of the Mamiya/Sekor 500 DTL, a 35mm SLR from the 1960s. If you can find one in working condition, it’s a good performer.
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Olympus OM-10
A review of the Olympus OM-10, a small and light 35mm SLR. It’s a great first manual-focus SLR for someone new to film photography.
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Vivitar Series 1 500PZ
A review of the Vivitar Series 1 500PZ. It was a top-of-the-line camera for Vivitar in the 1990s.
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Pentax ZX-50
A review of the Pentax ZX-50, an auto-everything SLR for the beginning photographer. It’s a competent enough camera.
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Recommended 35mm point-and-shoot cameras
Of the 35mm point-and-shoot cameras I’ve owned, I liked these the best.
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35-70mm f/3.3-4.5 Zoom Nikkor
A review of Nikon’s 35-70mm f/3.3-4.5 Zoom Nikkor, which gets some hate around the Internet. I don’t agree.
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Reto Ultra Wide and Slim
A review of the Reto Ultra Wide and Slim, an all-plastic 35mm point and shoot that is a clone of a cult camera by Vivitar with the same name.
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Pentax ME SE
A review of the Pentax ME SE, a small and light 35mm SLR. This is a delightful camera, but you have to like aperture-priority shooting.
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Kodak Retina Ia
A review of a 1950s 35mm viewfinder camera with a crackerjack lens but a uselessly tiny viewfinder.