Yashicaflex S
A rare Yashicaflex S in good condition. The first Japanese camera with a built-in exposure meter, made in 1954.
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Having Fun with Film
A Blog by Rupert Brun, telling the story of my return to medium format film photography.
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Futura P: rare, unusual and faulty.
A lovely rare German rangefinder with a nasty fault.
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Apr 213 min read
Unintended Consequences
How the death of a friend landed me with a Minolta X-500 which I didn't want, but having tried it, I don't want to part with it.
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Mar 16, 20233 min read
A 50-year-old mystery film.
A an article about a roll of film found in a camera in a charity shop. I developed the film and was surprised at what I found.
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Feb 5, 20235 min read
Noon 612 Pinhole
My first outing with a Noon pinhole camera wasn't entirely successful but I know why and the next trip should be better!
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Jun 28, 20223 min read
It’s Not A Photography Holiday
In this blog I explain how the Mamiya 6 enabled "both kinds" of landscape photography on a recent holiday in Derbyshire.
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Jun 11, 20224 min read
Finally… An SLR
I have a variety of medium format film cameras from TLR to point and shoot, but until recently, no SLR. Yes SLRs have advantages, but...
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May 19, 20222 min read
How Low Can You Go?
The Mamiya C330f is a great camera for close-up work, unless you want to photograph something only 3 centimetres tall, fixed in the...
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Feb 1, 20224 min read
Point and Shoot
The Fuji GA645 Pro is a lovely "point and shoot" medium format film camera that is quick and easy to use.
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Jan 31, 20222 min read
The Mighty Nettar
The Zeiss Ikon Nettar epitomises slow photography, it's basic to the point of being primitive but the results can be excellent.
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Jan 31, 20222 min read
A 45 Year Old Brand New Camera
When I returned to medium format film photography after a gap of about 35 years, this "brand new" Mamiya C330f was my first camera.
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