Photographic equipment of the past.
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Still capable of taking great photographs as I look at it. Only it asked from the photographer much more knowledge and patience then we today with our mobile.
ReplyDeleteIn capable hands and with a well stocked darkroom these cameras took beautiful photographs. The f22 group used cameras like these, but it took patience and a truck to haul all the needed equipment.
DeletePhotography has come a long way since those days.
ReplyDeleteI love pocket-sized cameras. 🙂
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old camera-- nicely caught by you.
ReplyDeleteThat is an oldy. Looks ok thiugh
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I love these old beauties TFG, and in their time early photographers took brilliant images with them!
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