My Rangefinders By Kar Yan Mak
All the rangefinders you see on this page were manufactured in the 60s through 70s. I'm attracted by rangefinders because of its' compactness and features. Most P&S nowadays are completely…
Yashica 635 By Kar Yan Mak
In 1958, Yashica manufactured a one and only dual format TLR, the Yashica 635. It takes 6x6 on 120 rollfilm and 24x36mm on 35mm film (with a special adapter kit).…
Welta Welti By Kar Yan
Most people are not familiar with this classic 'folder'. Unlike its contemporary, the well-known Kodak Retina series, that "everyone" has either owned, seen or at least heard of. The Welta…
Olympus Pen By Henry Taber
In this section we are highlighting two totally different half-frame camera concepts. The two ends of the spectrum... Inexpensive to pricey, from near point and shoot to a complete SLR…
Canon Demi by Henry Taber
The Canon Demi is a half frame camera. In fact, Demi is a French word for "half". And although it uses ordinary cartridge style 35mm film, it takes two 24…
Canon Canonet by Kar Yan Mak & Henry Taber
Canonet is a name of 35mm rangefinder series made by Canon, which was introduced in 1960 till 1972. These compact little cameras is known for its’ sophistication and performance. All…
Argus C3 by Kar Yan Mak
Being a fan of the classic German 'folders' (folding cameras like Kodak Retina and Welta Welti) I was not too attracted to the so-called/bragged "brick" camera, the Argus C3. Some…