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- Category: Advice
- Cross Processing 35mm Film and the Costs Associated with Shooting Film
- Improving Rangefinder Patch Contrast
- Restoring Leather Camera Cases with Kiwi Liquid Polish
- Using a GoPro for Inexpensive Wide Angle Photographs
- Rangefinder Advantages – Easy to use, simple to focus – Buying tips
- What to do when your camera’s light meter doesn’t work!
- Category: Compacts
- Category: Gopro
- Category: Medium Format
- Category: Photo Galleries
- Canvastown, Trout Hotel and Wakamarina Valley Gold Rush – Marlborough
- A Quick Look at Wellington City through the Camera Lens
- Akaroa Harbour – Kayakers, Swimmers, Holiday Makers 2013
- Christchurch Cathedral prior to and after the Earthquakes
- Christchurch Before and After the Earthquakes
- Fishing Boats at Kaikoura, South Bay, South Island, New Zealand
- Category: Rangefinder Film Cameras of the 1960s and 1970s
- Olympus XA Review – Rangefinder 35mm f2.8 Lens 6 Elements
- Ricoh 500G (1972) – excellent high contrast f2.8 Rikenon lens
- Minolta Hi-Matic 7s (1966)
- Yashica Electro 35 (from 1966) big, old-fashioned, but takes great photographs
- Canon A35 Datelux (1977) features pop-up-flash and date stamping
- Minolta Hi-Matic 7sII (1977)
- Olympus 35 ED (1974 – 1978) Program Automatic Exposure control only
- Petri Racer 35mm rangefinder film camera (from 1966)
- Olympus 35 RC 35mm rangefinder film camera
- Konica EEmatic S (1965)
- Canon Canonet QL25 (1965) Large size, heavy camera
- Canon Canonet QL19 “New” (1971) Excellent f1.9 45mm Canon lens
- Canon Canonet QL17 (1965)
- Category: SLRs
- Category: Zone Focus Film Cameras