A description of interchangeable SLR focusing screens and their intended uses.
Category: film photography
The Olympus OM-1 – 1973
By the end of the 1960s the 35mm SLR had established itself as “the” camera to have. The consumer market … More
The Kiev 6C – A Photographic Artifact of the Cold War
Growing up in the USA during the late 70s and early 80s, my mindset regarding the Soviet Union would have … More
Over Here, Over There #1
I recently acquired a large selection of negatives – mostly American military in subject matter – from the Korean War … More
A Century Ago
The past several weeks have been busier than normal. And while I try to write a new vintage camera post … More
Busch Pressman Model “D” – 1952
I began my photographic career in the Spring of 1989 as a darkroom technician at a local newspaper. And one … More
Pentax Auto 110 SLR – 1979
Besides making a variety of great cameras over the years, the Pentax company also holds the distinction of making the … More
Yashica “Electro 35” GSN – 1973
Once upon a time, rangefinder cameras were King. The revolutionary Single Lens Reflex (SLR) wouldn’t really come into it’s own … More
A Glimpse of Snowy North Carolina Revealed After 57 Years
I guess you could call this “photographic archaeology”. It’s the thrill of bringing to light something previously hidden from existence … More
Voigtlander Bessa – 1937
Generally speaking, in the world of marketing there are relatively few brands that have real staying power – Ford Mustang, … More
