Great image by Hans Feurer for Pentax Calendar, 1977.
Via: 70’s Party
Great image by Hans Feurer for Pentax Calendar, 1977.
Via: 70’s Party
A cute image – no credit unfortunately.
A beautiful camera manufactured by the German company Leica.
Sigh…
Via: Iain Claridge
It was my birthday on Tuesday, and no one – NO ONE AT ALL! – bought me any of these vintage cameras:
The first is a Falz & Werner studio camera from Leipzig made in 1900.
We have lots of lovely ladies with their cameras on here, so here’s a few gents with theirs …for the ladies
Leica has officially unveiled the super clean T 701 camera, featuring a CMOS 16.5 megapixel image sensor, WiFi connectivity, interchange lens mount, and a completely button-less rear.
Another beautiful camera to add to the collection:
The Krauss Rollette Lexus which was produced between 1924 and 1930 and made by G. A. Krauss KG in Stuttgart, Germany.
The first image is of Leica engineer Oskar Barnack at his workplace.
This is followed by an image of the Leica 0-series, Leica’s seventh camera (designed in 1923).
Camera manufacturers Leica have teamed up with the Gagosian gallery to create a unique version of the Leica X2, which was originally released late last year.
Four images of the rumoured Sony “lens camera” have been leaked through Sony Alpha Rumors.
The pictures were apparently obtained from an anonymous source and show the rumoured QX10 lens camera in a champagne gold and silver finish, alongside the higher-end black QX100 complete with buttons and labels.
The latest of our multitude of images with girls with cameras that pepper this blog (although, as it’s from Tumblr we yet again have no idea who the photographer or model is).
Via: Hoodoo That Voodoo
I think that we have already posted this image before. Who cares, though, right?
Alpa Reflex Camera with printed manual, designed 1944. Switzerland.
Photo: Hans Hansen, Hamburg.
Via: Iain Claridge
Leica D-Lux 6 special edition by G-Star RAW with brown leather case.
Leica has revealed its latest digital compact camera – the Leica X Vario. …perhaps it’s time to upgrade my old Leica compact…
Photograph of a woman in a sheer night dress taking, what I guess we could call, a vintage selfie?
Via: Girlie Magazine
A Visual Compendium of Cameras is an illustrated print by Pop Chart Lab that features “100 landmark cameras tracing photography’s history from the 1888 Kodak to today’s digital wonders.”
It seems that South Korean manufacturer Samsung continues its quest for world domination – via the design of admittedly fine products with increasingly fine retro product design too – by announcing the release of the NX300; their latest series of their 3D capable mirror-less wi-fi cameras.
Boasting a 20.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, the device is capable of capturing imagesat a range of ISO 100 to 25600.
The new camera also supports the ability to shoot continuous burst photos at up to 8.6 FPS with additional full HD video recording capabilities. its 3.31 inch AMOLED touchscreen goes hand in hand with its built-in wi-fi, making it easier to share pictures to friends, family or the web.
Samsung has also introduced the world’s first 2D/3D 45mm F1.8 lens system, which can be used conventionally in two dimension, or to capture photo stills and full 1080p video in three-dimension.
Via: Designboom
Canon will soon be bringing tiny new digital camera to the market – the Powershot N. Measuring just 3.1 x 2.4 x 1.2 inches, the 12.1 megapixel camera features a 90º flip-out touchscreen display on the back in replacement of the regular buttons and has Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to instantly share your photos online without having to connect to your laptop first.
There is also a new ECO mode that Canon will be adding to all Powershot models going forward, meaning you can save an additional 30% of your battery consumption. The Powershot N is set for release in April and will retail for $300 (approx. £190).
Designboom provides more info about this attractive looking little toy:
Canon has presented their newest compact camera at the 2013 CES in Las Vegas – the ‘Powershot N’.
Expressed as ‘the ultimate storytelling tool’, it features ‘Creative Shot’, a new imaging mode that analyzes an image and automatically creates a series
artistic photos of the original with varying compositions, lighting and color.
Equipped with enhanced wireless capabilities that connect the point and shoot to a variety of mobile devices instantly, so users can upload and comment on their images in real-time while on-the-go using wi-fi connectivity.
Its 12.1-megapixel high sensitivity CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 image processor provides crisp photographic results with 1080p full HD video capture in a compact body format, while in addition, a 2.8-inch tilt-touch panel LCD, allows users to capture images at unique angles.
Initially via: The English Group