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13 July, 2020

Cameradactyl OG – 5×4 Large Format Snapshot Camera Review

By Hamish Gill

The Cameradactyl OG is a camera I have been meaning to write about since, well, ages ago (sorry Ethan). It's also my first large format camera review, and indeed the first large...

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Stefan Wilde on 5 Frames with the Bessa L, Kodak Gold 200 and Alpine Classics at Lake Walchensee
It seems to me the author finds it more interesting not to use a slip on viewfinder. And after all,…
Stefan Wilde on 5 Frames with the Bessa L, Kodak Gold 200 and Alpine Classics at Lake Walchensee
Or he might not get a lot more enjoyment. After reading the article, it seems to me that the author…
Walter Reumkens on 5 Frames with the Bessa L, Kodak Gold 200 and Alpine Classics at Lake Walchensee
The flash shoe of the Bessa-L also has an optical clip-on viewfinder. Ideally, the camera should be used with a…

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