The Leica M6 TTL is a highly sought-after film rangefinder camera that combines the legendary Leica M6’s mechanical excellence with the added benefit of through-the-lens (TTL) metering and a unique…
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Used Equipment
The Mamiya RZ67 is a big, heavy, and not very intuitive camera. It is also my personal favourite in my roster of cameras. It has become known as a legend... Continue reading →
I’d fallen out of love with using point & shoot cameras, not surprising since I’ve been shooting with an Olympus Stylus Epic since 1997 and a Konica Big Mini. Though…
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Every inch of the Canon Demi radiates a 1960's vibe, but my favourite part is that it has no corners, and that is the only real reason I wanted it. ... Continue reading →
I purchased the Braun SR2000 MD because I’m a total nerd. It’s essentially a “worthless” camera as far as the experts say, however I found it appealing because in one…
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No. EDIT: At the insistence of my manager and colleagues, I will list some reasons. It’s too heavy. It’s too loud. It’s not pretty. The lenses are amazing, but…
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In the 1960s, the camera market was evolving at a rapid pace. The introduction of the Nikon F in 1959 had ushered in a new era of proffesional cameras with…
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The Pentax K1000 has become well known over the past three decades as one of the best cameras for people looking to get started in photography. This is mainly due…
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NOTE: The opinions expressed in this article may not be representative of Beau Photo Supplies and its affiliates. The Nikon F. Ah, the Nikon F. The gran-daddy of it…
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Some of you may have heard that Beau Photo’s very own Nicole LD recently acquired a Widelux F8. A very quirky camera with a swing lens, it takes some…
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