Tutorial on how to convert a 116 film camera to a 120 film camera
A small review about the Chinon Memotron SLR one of the rare cameras which works with almost every M42 SLR automatic lens in aperture priority mode.
A film spool adapter to use 120mm medium format film in old cameras made for 127mm film.
Some impressions of my Photos at the Qatar Contemporary Art and Photography exhibition in St. Petersburg. A big THANK YOU to the team of Qatar Museum!
The Agfa Ansco Plenax PD 16 were are series of folding cameras for 116 film (PD16) format for 2½×4¼ inch negatives (nominally 6.5×11 cm) which was manufactured around 1935. With the 6×12 AGFA ANSCO Plenax…
Refurbishment of and old Graflex 4×5 camera with integrated curtain shutter to accommodate the famous Kodak Aero Ektar lens. The camera received an complete overhaul including the removal of the leatherette and treatment of the wood.
I just received the beautiful Bessaflex TM which is known as the last built SLR film camera taking 42mm SLR lenses. Since I’m using Carl Zeiss Jena lenses for my ARAX 60 medium format camera…
The much I love my chunky loud ARAX 60, I always missed a better handling of the camera. Since I’m a big guy with big hands, the side of the camera is a bit…
After a long time I found finally the time to updated my blog and write some new articles about my past projects and photo journeys. First story is about my crazy GrafINSTAX project, the conversion…
The Zeiss Super Ikontas are compact folding medium format cameras with bellows built to high quality standards for 120 film (beside one exception with the Ikona C for 116/616 film) and with build in coupled…