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Most recent Camera reviews with tag “120”

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Zero Image Pinhole Camera
posted by camerao on November 17th, 2008, 9 comments so far
Tags: Zero, pinhole, 120, and 35mm

This camera is the one I like the most and use the most, (note my nickname: cameraO(bscura), because it brings you back to the roots of photography, and it is always a surprise, whats coming out when you have developed the film.
Holga 120 WPC
posted by kylewis on November 13th, 2008, 4 comments so far
Tags: Holga, 120, and pinhole

Easy to use and hold no viewfinder, ultrawide panoramic image, versatile framing a typical holga. Imagine your well loved Holga going through a mangle and what comes out is a sort of strange comic version of the original but twice the width. A recent addition to the ever growing world of Holga this fills another gap…a very wide one.
Widepan Pro II – The Panoramic Monster
posted by lomodirk on November 12th, 2008, 13 comments so far
Tags: Widepan, pro, II, 120, 220, 35, 35mm, panorama, medium format, panoramic, and horizon

„What the f…?“ is the most common reaction of people I know. People I don`t know start to lapse in an everlasting gaze when they see this kind of monster. Sometimes I was asked if I am some kind of topographer and when you tell people that this is „just“ a camera follows the everlasting gaze again.
Holga 120 CFN – The Ultimate Experiment
posted by agrimony on October 31st, 2008, 2 comments so far
Tags: 120, Holga, 35mm, and sprockets

The Holga 120 CFN camera is – as its name suggests – a medium format camera which uses 120mm film. It has a built in colour flash which means that you can take pictures in the colours yellow, blue and red but also natural coloured ones. Because of the flash you need two AA batteries. The first Holga camera was built in 1982 in China.
Lomography Diana F+
posted by shhquiet on October 29th, 2008, 2 comments so far
Tags: Lomography, Diana F+, medium format, and 120

If the Diana+ is the faithful reproduction of the 1960s Diana, then the Diana F+ is the improved version of the Diana+ – equipped with the talent to ‘flash.’
New – Old Lubitel with Plus Features
posted by mephisto19 on October 23rd, 2008, 5 comments so far
Tags: 120, 35mm, plus, and lubitel

Compared to the older models, the new Lubitel166+ has many more features. It became more easy to shoot with her and is a great twin lens camera!

“To begin at the beginning: It is spring, moonless night in the small town, starless and Bible- black…” (Dylan Thomas, ‘Under Milk Wood’) It is not spring, it is autumn, but Bible- black is my Lubitel, too. It has the same apperatures as Lubitel 166, so we start at 4,5 (a bit wider I guess) for night shots or with one thing in focus and blurry background and end at 22 (for bright sunlight and nearly endless sharpness).
Diana F+: a dive into the past!
posted by aleczanussi on October 13th, 2008, 4 comments so far
Tags: Diana, 120, and medium format

When I decide to make a trip somewhere, there is nothing better than my Diana F+. Instead of buying some postcards, I actually prefer taking some shots with my jewel: you cannot imagine anything more vintage and retro! That’s why I strongly recommend this camera to all the travelers and nostalgic of the ‘60s.
Seagull 4B I (user-review)
posted by iamwen on September 3rd, 2008, 3 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
Tags: Seagull and 120

Have some fun with this cool vintage Seagull TLR and discover the tricks that you can try with it!
Diana+ (user review)
posted by mephisto19 on August 21st, 2008, 0 comments so far
Tags: 120, 35mm, and DianaF+

Looking at her for the first time, I felt strange. This lightweight piece of plastic takes photos? But okay… I tried it and failed with the first few films. But somehow we both came together and images came out better and better.
Lomography Diana+ (user review by JoshKL)
posted by shhquiet on August 7th, 2008, 4 comments so far
Tags: Diana+, Lomography, and 120

Based around, influenced and inspired by a sixties throwaway, Lomography’s Diana+ camera, truly is the LSI’s flagship medium format camera.
Holga 120 CFN
posted by shhquiet on June 7th, 2008, 15 comments so far, 81 submissions so far
Tags: Holga and 120

Light-leaks, vignetting, lo-fi appeal – these are some of the endearing qualities of the Holga 120, an inexpensive, medium-format plastic camera.
Lubitel 2
posted by shhquiet on May 25th, 2008, 1 comment so far, 0 submissions so far
Tags: Lubitel, TLR, and 120

The Lubitel-2 Twin-Lens Reflex camera is a redesign of the original Lubitel, enhanced with a couple of new features.
Lubitel 166B
posted by shhquiet on May 25th, 2008, 11 comments so far, 42 submissions so far
Tags: Lubitel, TLR, and 120

The Lubitel 166B TLR is the medium-format predecessor to the equally iconic LOMO LC-A compact camera, prized for its simplicity and ability to produce professional-looking images.
Rolleiflex 35F
posted by shhquiet on May 23rd, 2008, 4 comments so far, 11 submissions so far
Tags: Rolleiflex, TLR, and 120

One of the finest TLR (twin lens reflex) cameras to grace planet Earth, the Rolleiflex 3.5F is a classic masterpiece of German engineering.
Seagull Twin-Lens Reflex camera
posted by shhquiet on May 23rd, 2008, 5 comments so far, 0 submissions so far
Tags: Seagull, TLR, and 120

Based on the iconic Rolleiflex Twin-Lens Reflex camera, the Seagull TLR offers excellent quality at an affordable price.

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