“Medium Speed” black and white film from the 1960s.
Neopan SS still going strong in 1971. BTW, the camera is the Fujica ST701.
Cute ad from around 1955
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The Fujica GW690 Professional 6×9 120/220 roll film camera – 1970s tech never looked so good!
This beast will eat through film like it’s candy! 8 exposures from a roll of film but oh how pretty the pics are!
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From 1983, Fuji’s Auto Mate DL-20. The first ever drop-in loading feature. For more, visit here.
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This limited edition Mick & Min camera was only available for a limited time at Tokyo Disneyland. The camera inside the collectible tin has never been opened and is still loaded with Fujicolor APS color negative film. I believe my translation of the “40” means that there are about 40 flashes available with the cameras built-in flash. Chances are (although they may still be working) the batteries have long since expired.
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A new arrival in our already overstuffed camera bag – from 1977, Nikon’s Nikkormat FT3
More about this interesting camera soon.
Chris
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Carol made a cute custom camera case for the Fujifilm Hi! Mickey Mouse camera.
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More to come on this one soon – we have the original box and all papers and it’s never been used!
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Ash in the studio having some fun!
The two film cameras we’re looking to use this weekend? How about a c1956 Nicca S-3 rangefinder and a 1998 Yashica-Kyocera Profile 4000ix APS camera! The Nicca has some Fujicolor 800 loaded and the Yashica has Fujifilm 200 expired APS film.
We’ll post our pics as soon as we can.
The Fujifilm 200 APS film cartridge being loaded in the Yashica Profile.
The decidedly weird Yashica Profile.
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Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris 