It is always so fun to bring to life in a camera that you thought was dead junk. This Voigtländer Brillant from the 30s is probably the oldest camera I have. It is mainly a simple light-tight box with a lens. But it is still capable of taking some very nice photos in 6×6 format on 120 film.
Field report: Canon T90
I had almost forgotten what it means to shoot with a fully automatic camera with adjustable light meter, auto-wind, full information in the viewfinder, and a ton of other settings! This camera is a pleasure to use, it is super-user-friendly, can do things automatically or hand over a lot of control to me. The only problem is that it quickly burns through 36 frames. It gives new life to my FD lenses.
Field report: Bronica ETRSi
The search for a 645 camera ended with the Bronica ETRSi, mainly because of its price but also because I saw a lot of nice photos taken with Zenzanon lenses. Now I am the happy owner of this camera and have already used it a lot. Time to start a review!
Field report: Horseman VH
Do you like the idea of a large-format view camera but don’t want to jump into developing and handling large-format negatives? This was my idea when I bought a Horseman VH a year ago. This is a medium-format technical or view camera that has a good range of movements and allows you to get very close to large-format experience but stay within your 120 workflow.
Field report: Canon P
One of the first film cameras I bought after starting again with film photography, and one of the few I have kept. This is an ongoing review and is updated as I use the camera.
