Leica II 1935

The ultimate 35mm film rangefinder

Leica ll 35mm rangefinder film camera made in 1935 with Elmar 3,5/50 lens

Featured Magazines

Analog Forever – Film Photography Magazine – Edition 3, Winter 2020

Silvergrain Classics analog magazine issue 9, 27 11 2020

Analog Forever – Film Photography Magazine – Edition 2, Summer 2020

Silvergrain Classics analog magazine issue 8, 28 08 2020

Analog Forever – Film Photography Magazine – Edition 1, Winter 2019

She Shoots Film Magazine, Issue 3, Metamorphosis

Zeiss Ikon Mess-Ikonta 524/16

Novar 3,5/75mm

Zeiss Ikon Mess-Ikonta (524/16) medium format rangefinder film camera

Zorki, 1953

Type-1c K70 with “Rigid Black-Face” industar-22 3.5/50mm

Zorki 1c 35mm rangefinder film camera made by KMZ in 1953

FED-S 1941

The legendary “Komandirskie” with matching 2/50mm lens

FED-S 1d 1941 and matching 2/50mm lens

Featured Books

The Medium Format Advantage, Second Edition by Ernst Wildi

The Camera Does the Rest: How Polaroid Changed Photography Book by Peter Buse

Book — A Triumph of Genius: Edwin Land, Polaroid, and the Kodak Patent War

The Darkroom Cookbook, 4th Edition by Steve Anchell

The Film Developing Cookbook by Steve Anchell and Bill Troop

Instant The Story of Polaroid book by Christopher Bonanos

GOI Leningrad prototype 1948

GOI Leningrad prototype 35mm film rangefinder camera 1948

Minolta Miniflex, 1960

Minolta Miniflex 127 film TLR 1960

Leitz Super Angulon 3.4/21mm, 1964

Made by Schneider

Leitz Wetzlar Super Angulon 3.4/21mm wide-angle lens made by Schneider

Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle 1954

Photokina, 1954

Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle medium format roll film camera with Biogon 4.5/38mm 1954

Leica II Mod. D “Swedish Army” 1934

Leica II Mod. D 35mm film rangefinder camera “Swedish Army” 1934

Carl Zeiss UV-Sonnar 4.3/105mm, 1967

for Hasselblad

Carl Zeiss Hasselblad UV-Sonnar 4.3/105mm medium format lens 1967

Leitz Minolta CL “Snapshot” prototype 1970s

Leica CL “Snapshot” prototype 35mm film rangefinder camera 1970s

Leica M1 olive Bundeseigentum 1961

Leica M1 olive Bundeswehr Bundeseigentum military camera 1961

Featured Cameras

Canon 7, 1968

Canon 7 35mm film rangefinder camera fast 0.95/50mm lens 1968

Konica Hexar RF “Limited Edition” 2001

Konica Hexar RF Limited film rangefinder camera 2001

Featured Lenses

GOI Helios-40 1.5/8.5cm prototype, 1950

GOI Helios-40 1.5/8.5cm prototype rangefinder lens 1950

Russar MR-2 5.6/20mm 1950's

The orginal Russar MR-2 5.6/20mm 1950's wide angle lens for leica mount

Spotlight: ADOX

ADOX produces films, photo papers and chemistry since 1860 for the traditional analog photography. This makes ADOX the oldest brand for photochemical products in the world.

ADOX films, photo papers and chemistry are hand-made in Berlin (Germany) and Marly (Switzerland).

ADOX Fotowerke GmbH: Adox.de

FOTOIMPEX GmbH: Fotoimpex.com