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Vivitar DVR-785HD low cost action camera Simple low cost camera for recording outdoor events. Got more or less replaced by the GoPro STATUS: Active |
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GoPro Hero 5 black action camera 4K video, 3 microphones. Way more of a camera than the simple
one above. Use it for recording wide
view of event, say at fireworks. Or,
recording while in kayaks, on ATV’s wherever STATUS: Active |
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Calumet CC-401 long monorail view camera This was my studio camera. 4x5 plate film, very long bellows,
full motion at front and rear. It
often got used as a copy camera for converting printed circuit board film
layouts to photo film for board etching. Had 4 lens to work with it, half
dozen film holders. STATUS: Sold |
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Nikonos-V underwater camera 35mm film camera at home above or below the water. With both a 35mm f2.5 and an 80mm f4 lens
suitable for air or water use. Plus a
couple of viewfinders to slip onto the shoe mount to match the 80 mm and
underwater open frame type. Produced
from 1984 to 2001 STATUS: Display case |
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Rolleicord TLR Uses 120 roll film, this camera I got from a photo studio that I
shot wedding for while in high school. I later used it for the first few wedding after university, but
switched it out for the Hasselblad gear STATUS: Display case |
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Kodak Brown Starmite This was my first camera, back in 1960. Used it until I got hold of a 35mm camera
and a faster lens. Used 127 film and AG1 flash bulbs STATUS: Display case |
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Fuji HD-M Water resistant camera A general purpose point and shot 35 mm film camera that could
got to 25 ft. deep in the water (at least that is as far as I took it) Would
take bangs, bump and keep on ticking. Came out in the mid 1980’s Sold it when I got the Nikonos which I could switch lens on. STATUS: sold |
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Minox B I got this camera used, never used it. Just had to have one of these mechanically
marvels. From the early 1960’s. film image size was 8x11mm. Every cold war spy’s favourite camera. STATUS: Display case |
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Nikon zoom 300 Simple zoom 35mm film point and shoot. This was small enough to put your
pocket. Carried it as backup for SLR
cameras while traveling, or when we didn’t want a larger camera. Vintage 1994 STATUS: sold |
