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Olympus 35 LE
Single-lens fully automatic rangefinder. This is quite a rare camera and impossible to find any information about. If anyone reading this blog has access to the user's manual please get in touch!
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Nikomat/Nikkormat FT(N)
My two Nikkormat cameras were for me the most difficult to sell, emotionally. Both of them are really charming and solid cameras. Fully metallic with chrome finishing. Really stylish cameras that strike a cord between pure photography joy and just enough automation.
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Shooting with Olympus Trip 35
A small, well-built, easy-to-use point-and-shoot cameras from 60's and 70's, with a sharp lens but a light meter that is a bit off. If you want a film camera in your pocket, and you don't like plastic, then this might be the answer. But they are not so robust as they look like.
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Using Minolta Hi-Matic 7s — Experience report
A stylish film camera almost as old as me, with a sharp and bright f:1.8 lens, supporting fully automatic, fully manual, and everything in-between shooting. What more can you wish? Well, maybe an incredibly precise light meter? Read my ongoing experience report as I continue to use this camera.
