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25 April, 2022

Zeiss Ikon Ikonta – Lost and Found, a 70 Year History – By Conor O’Brien

By Conor O'Brien

My Dad was always a keen photographer. When he bought his Zeiss Ikon Ikonta in the early 1950s, it would have been a substantial outlay for him as a civil servant. While he didn...

30 June, 2018

Zeiss Ikonta 524/2 review – Slow the working down – By Oliver Clarke

By Oliver

I recently discovered this beautiful Ikonta 524/2 in a box at my parents’ house. At first I dismissed it, as I thought it would be too much hassle finding /re-spooling the right...

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Thomas Wolstenholme on Pushing Color – A Survey of Popular Color Films Pushed By Two Stops
I took a different view of your experiment: something I've done for years is to try to match the film…
David Hume on Pushing Color – A Survey of Popular Color Films Pushed By Two Stops
Ha - it looks like Reiner asked the same question that I did and pressed send while I was still…
David Hume on Pushing Color – A Survey of Popular Color Films Pushed By Two Stops
Hey Scott, thanks for this, and very interesting to read. Can I ask for some clarification that perhaps I’ve missed…

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