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May 6, 2023 · In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the 10 most popular film cameras of the 1970s and explore what made them so iconic and enduring. 1. Canon AE-1: The Canon AE-1 was introduced in 1976 and quickly became one of the most popular 35mm film cameras of the decade.
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Oct 4, 2021 · This Elmo 230XL vintage camera from the 1970s has been cleaned and tested fully to ensure that functions such as focus, lens, zoom, and exposure are working fine. The camera is equipped with...
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May 3, 2024 · 1 Still Cameras. 2 Movie Cameras. 3 Notes. 4 Links. Still Cameras. Foton, 1948. TDC Stereo Vivid. Electric Eye 127, 1958. FD35. 35MLS Autowinder. Autoload 340, 1967. Autoload 341, 1970. Autoload 342, 1970. Auto 35 Reflex, 1972. 35J. 602. 250. BF35. BF608.
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I see two key indicators that value is on everyone’s mind: First, I get direct communications in the form of both comments and contact emails. Second, when I look at the search terms that bring people to my site, the words price, value, cost and worthappear frequently. Additionally, when researching this post I found virtually no others like it. I ...
The market for older cameras is relatively small because film is getting harder to get and there just aren’t that many people who want to use it (though the numbers have been stabilizing or even improving). One of two factors tends to be the only reason a camera is worth much: it was particularly good in its day, or it is particularly rare today. W...
To get a rough idea of the value of a given camera I usually start with research. I look for reviews and historical data about a camera. Useful facts and figures include how long it was produced and by whom, how old it is, what variants and how many were made of each type. I also like to learn its reputation — does it have a well-regarded lens or s...
It’s a very large marketplace, so it’s hard to argue with the valuations you can come up with — if you use the site properly. And while you can go through all the sites above, I often start with eBay and use those others if I either can’t find anything on the camera I’m estimating, or if I don’t feel comfortable with what I see on eBay. So here’s h...
Yashica. Yashica Super-40 Electronic (1968-71) ( Large Image) Silent Super 8 camera with 4X zoom lens (9-36mm f1.8), manual through the lens focusing, and filming speeds of 12, 16 and 24 frames per second. It is powered by 4 AA 1.5 volt batteries. Complete specifications at Super8 Wiki and filmkorn.org.
Jun 9, 2011 · A coming-of-age story about kids shooting homemade horror films in the late ‘70s, the movie takes a cue from Abrams’ own youth: He received his first super 8 camera at around age 12 and began...
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Nov 25, 2010 · Leica 9mm F2 Dygon for Leicina Special. Leicina Super camera $247 reduced from $549. Before DSLRs, when was the last time the worlds of cinema and SLRs merged? Last week I had my eyes opened by a cinematographer friend who told me about a time during the 1970s (the golden age of cinema) when Leica got in on the game and produced a movie camera.
