List of Cameras
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agfa karat36 | German-made intermediate camera made of high-quality materials. |
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Argus C3 | Rangefinder camera made in U.S.A. that has nicknames of "a lunch box" and "a brick". |
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Bolsey model B | Standard model of Bolsey 35 series, made in U.S.A. |
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Canon Demi | The half-frame 35mm camera with high function and performance. |
Canonet | The first popular-class camera released in 1961 by Canon. | |
Canon F1 | High-quality camera that endures 100,000 picture-taking cycles, temperatures ranging from -30 C to 60 C, and 90% humidity. | |
Canon New F-1 | The successor to the F-1 with high-level system AE. Various lens & accessories newly provided for this. | |
Canon Flex RM | The last model in the Canon's first SLR camera series. | |
Canon 110ED | Canon's high-quality 110 cartridge camera. | |
Canonflex RP | Popular version of Canonflex, which was the first SLR camera by Canon. | |
Canon 7 | Last rangefinder camera of Canon, and ultra-fast standard lens F0.95/50mm was developed for this camera. | |
Canon 4Sb | Most sophisticated rangefinder camera of Canon. | |
Canon EX EE | SLR camera that employs front group interchangeable system. | |
Canon AE-1 | Canon's big-hit model. Winder-A provides automatic winding mechanism and continuous shooting mode. | |
Canon VI-T | Rangefinder camera manufactured by Canon inc. with film wind trigger at the camera bottom. | |
CANON SLR
CAMERA - HISTORY |
Canon's SLR cameras are introduced here in chronological order. | |
CANON
SLR CAMERA - ACCESSORY |
System accessories for the New F-1 are introduced here. | |
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CONTAFLEX | SLR camera made by Zeiss-Ikon, another name is "Rapid". |
Contaflex Super | Contaflex series' camera with AE mechanism. | |
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Exakta VX | Camera with the film cutter fixed in the film room and the film can be cut by means of the cutter between photographing. |
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Fuji Pet 35 | 35mm format version of 6 x 6cm camera, "Fuji Pet". |
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Fujica 35M | The camera wiht unique design that allows you to operate it only with your right hand. |
GL690 professional | 6x9cm format rangefinder camera manufactured by Fujica, Japan. | |
Fujica Mini | Stylish half-frame 35mm EE camera developed targeting female users. | |
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Super Speed Graphic | Last model in the Speed Graphic series by Graflex, U.S.A. |
Speed Graphic | Press camera manufactured by GRAFLEX, U.S.A. | |
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HasselBlad 500/CM | Highest-class 6x6cm leaf-shutter SLR camera, provided with wide varieties of Carl-Zeiss lens and accessories. |
HasselBlad 1000F | The masterpiece of Hasselblad whose shutter speeds are stable from slow to the highest. | |
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Horseman 970 | Technical camera pursuing the all-around camera with various supplmentary systems. |
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Retina Ia | The first Retina that joined the party of the cameras with modern mechanisms. |
Retina 3c | One of the most popular camera among the Retina series even for now. | |
Kodak-MEDALIST | Small size 6x9 format camera which Eastman Kodak Co. developed
for military use. The lens, Ektar100mm/f3.5 is excellent. |
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No.0 Graphic | High-quality box camera manufactured by Eastman Kodak Co. | |
No.3A FoldingBrownie | Kodak's folding camera introduced in 1909. | |
Kodak SIGNET 40 | Leaf-shutter camera introduced in 1956, as the SIGNET series. | |
RETINA REFLEX S | SLR camera with interchangable S series lenses, introduced in 1959, by Kodak AG. | |
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Konica IIb | Popular version of Konica II introduced in 1955. |
Konica I | The first one among the Konica series that sold over 500,000 in ten years. | |
Konica FTA | First camera in the world that equips with both automatic exposure and TTL metering. | |
Konica 3 | Rangefinder camera that employed the film wind lever on the camera front for the first time in Japan. | |
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Kowaflex 35E | The second model in the Kowaflex series with the built-in selenium exposure meter. |
Kowa SIX | First 6x6cm format leaf shutter SLR camera in Japan. | |
Kowa Kallo 35F II | Kowa's 35mm leaf-shutter camera. f2/50mm lens is attached to the base model, Kowa Kallo Wide. | |
Kowa SW | Camera with a simple but a stylish appearance. 28mm lens is fixed on this camera. | |
Kowa Six MM | 6x6cm leaf-shutter SLR camera with Mirror-up & Multiple-Exposure functions. | |
Kowa Super 66 | Last model of Kowa Six series and also this is Kowa's last camera. | |
Kowa Six series | 6x6cm format leaf-shutter SLR, Kowa Six series and accessories. | |
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Leica M2 | Inexpensive version of M3. 35mm frame is employed on this camera for the first time in M-type Leicas |
Leica IIf | The popular version of Leica IIIf without the slower shutter. | |
Leica M1 | The simplified model of Leica M2 aiming the populalization of the Leica products. | |
Leica IIIG | Last model of Screw-mount Leicas, that has 50mm/90mm bright-frame in the viewfinder. | |
LeicaFlex SL | Leica's second SLR camera that employs TTL metering. | |
Leica M3 | Masterpiece and the historic camera of all. | |
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Linhof technika 23 | One of the perfection models in Linhof's camera history. |
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Mamiya-35 III | The basic model of Mamiya-35 released in 1957. |
MAMIYA C33 | The only 6x6cm format twin-lens reflex camera in the world that has the interchangable lens system. | |
Mamiya 16 Automatic | One of two standards (another is Konan 16 Automat) of 16mm camera in Japan. | |
Mamiya-6 | First product by Mamiya-OP, the masterpiece of 6x6cm format camera with back focusing system. | |
Mamiya Super 23 | 6x9 cm format press camera provided with various useful accessories./td> | |
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Minolta A-2 | One of the Minolta A series and the successor to Minolta Memo. |
Yuniomat II | Rangefinder camera with built-in follow-the-needle type exposure meter. Sold in the U.S under the name of Anscoset II by Ansco. | |
Kiev 30 & Minolta 16 | Minolta 16 and its copy camera, Kiev 30. | |
Semi Minolta II8 | The last model in Semi Minolta II series, manufactured around 1942 - 1943. | |
Minolta Autocord L | Minolta's standard TLR camera, with brilliant Rokkor lens. | |
Minolta X-1 motor | The flagship model of Minolta with motor drive. | |
Konan 16 Automat | First 16mm camera of Minolta. | |
110 Zoom SLR mark 2 | Upgrade version of 110 Zoom SLR. Looks like normal 35mm SLR camera. | |
110 Zoom SLR | 110 cartridge SLR camera with zoom lens. | |
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Minox B | Detective camera made in West Germany, and first sold in 1958. |
Minox TLX | Flagship detective camera of Minox with a beautiful aluminum body cover. | |
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Miranda G | SLR camera with interchangable viewfinder and focusing screen systems. |
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Baby Sibyl | The first model among the Sibyl series manufactured by Newman & Guardia. |
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Nikon F | Masterpiece of single-lens reflex camera that was manufactured for 15 years from 1959 to 1974 and sold 860,000 worldwide. |
Nikomat FTN | Best seller camera as the one excelled Nikon F in efficiency. | |
Nikon S3 | The base model of Nikon's rangefinder camera, SP, S3M and S4. Reproduced in 2000. | |
Nikon SP | Flagship of Nikon's rangefinder cameras | |
Nikomat EL | Aperture-priority AE SLR camera and this is the first camera among the Nikon cameras that equips with the electric shutter. | |
Nikonos V | Underwater camera durable to work to a depth of 50 meters (160 feet). | |
Nikon F2 | Perfection of the mechanical shutter 35mm SLR camera among Nikon F series. | |
Nikon F3 | One of the masterpiece of camera history. Camera body was designed by a world famous industrial designer, Girogetto Giugiaro. | |
Nikon photomic FTN | Nikon F with photomic TN finder whose built-in meter couples with the shutter speed and the aperture. | |
Nikon F & New F | History of Nikon F | |
Nikkor lens I | Standard lens | |
Nikkor lens II | Zoom lens | |
Nikon F3 AF | Nikon's first AF SLR camera. | |
Nikon S | First model of Nikon S series that made real debut on the international market. | |
Nikon S2 | First Japan-made 35mm camera with interchangable lens system that employed the film wind lever and rewind crank. | |
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Olympus OM-3 Ti | The latest model in the OM series, mechanical shutter camera and covered with titanium body. |
Olympus Chrome IV-A | 6x6/6x4.5cm format folding camera with rangefinder. | |
Olympus XA | The first 35mm camera of barrier-type in the world. | |
Olympus OM-1 | Olympus' first SLR camera launched in 1972. Light & compact body realized on this. | |
Olympus OM-2 | The second model in OM series incorporating TTL direct metering for the first time in the world. | |
Olympus OM-10 | A popular model in OM series with direct metering, and aperture-priority AE mode. | |
Olympus OM-2 SP | The last model in OM-2 series that employs programmed AE mode. | |
Olympus Pen FT | Upgrade version of world-first half-frame 35mm SLR camera, Olympus Pen F. | |
Olympus Pen D | Half-sized 35mm camera with the fast lens. Upgrade version of Olympus Pen. | |
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Pentax SV | Camera that had been a big seller for a long time on the domestic, and also world market. |
Pentax Auto110 | The smallest SLR camera in the world with sophisticated mechanisms. | |
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Plaubel Makina II | Compact sized 6x9 cm format clap camera manufactured by Plaubel, Germany. |
Plaubel 69W ProShift | 6 x 9cm camera enabling camera movements. | |
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SX-70 | Foldable single-lens reflex instant camera that uses Polaroid SX-70 land film. |
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Ricoh Caddy | The first half-frame 35mm camera of Ricoh. |
Steky | Cute, compact sized 16mm format camera which was name after the japanese word "Steki" (Nice). | |
Ricohflex Super | First Japan-made 6x6cm TLR camera adopted the front-element focusing system. | |
RICOH AUTOHALF | Half-frame 35mm camera of lovely design. | |
RICOH 35S | Rangefinder camera with film wind trigger at the camera bottom. | |
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RolleiFlex SL26 | Cute-looking compact camera uses 126 cartridge film. |
Rollei 35TE | One of the Rollei 35 series incorporates LED in the exposure meter. | |
Rollei B35 | The popular version of the big seller, Rollei 35. | |
Rollei 35 | Compact camera that gave an enormous shock in Japan where half-frame 35mm format cameras were popular widely, first appeared in 1967. | |
ROLLEICORD-Vb | Popular TLR camera of RolleiCord series. This is the last model of its sereis. | |
ROLLEI-HISTORY | Let's look at the history of Rollei TLR camera. Eighteen Rollei cameras are now up-loaded. | |
ROLLEI-ACCESSORY | Various kinds of accessories are introduced here. | |
Rollei XF 35 | Rollei's compact sized full-frame 35mm camera with a bright lens, Sonnar f2.3/40mm. | |
Rollei E110 | Sister model of Rollei A110 that is one of the masterpiece of 110 cartridge camera. | |
RolleiFlex SLX | 6 x 6cm format leaf-shutter AE SLR camera with built-in motor drive. | |
RolleiFlex 4 x 4 | Compact sized 4 x 4cm RolleiFlex that uses 127 roll film. | |
RolleiFlex SL66 | Rollei's first 6x6cm format SLR camera with unique mechanisims. | |
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Icarex 35s | The camera through collaboration of Zeiss-Ikon and Voigtlander. |
vitessa | Camera with unique features presented by Voigtlander in Germany in 1950. | |
Superb | Unique and original 6 x 6cm format TLR camera manufactured by Voigtlander. | |
Voigtlander VF 101 | Compact camera distributed by Rollei Werke under the name of Voigtlander. | |
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Yashica YE | Yashica's first 35mm rangefinder camera. |
Yashica 16 | Yashica's first 16mm camera. | |
Yashica Mat 124G | Inexpensive but truely useful TLR camera with built-in meter, especially for beginners. | |
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Contarex | The world-first 35mm SLR camera incorporated with built-in celenium meter that coupled with shutter speed and aperture, manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon. |
Ikoflex Ia | Zeiss-Ikon's TLR camera introduced in 1952. | |
Icarex 35s | The camera through collaboration of Zeiss-Ikon and Voigtlander. | |
Box-Tengor | King of box cameras manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon, Germany, featuring the earlier model of Box-Tengor. | |
Super Ikonta C | Compact-sized 6 x 9cm format folding camera, manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon. | |
Piccolette | Vest Pocket Camera manufactured by Zeiss Ikon G.m.b.H. | |
Patent Etui | Folding camera manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon. | |
Werra | Leaf-shutter camera with unique appearance and film winding mechanism, manufactured by Carl-Zeiss Jena. | |
Contina II | 35mm folding camera manufactured by Zeiss-Ikon. | |
Ikoflex I | First 6x6cm TLR camera of Zeiss-Ikon. | |
Super VI | Masterpiece of the 6x6cm folding camera of Zeiss-Ikon. | |
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zenza BRONICA S2 | 6x6cm format SLR camera with focal plane shutter, having the high-quality mechanisms. Introduced in1965, by ZENZA BRONICA. |
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Graphic 35 | American-made leaf-shutter camera with a unique focusing mechanism. |
MERCURY 2 | Half-frame 35mm focal-plane shutter camera that looks a little bit different from other cameras. | |
ANSCOFLEX2 | Camera which embodies the "good 50's" of American design. | |
Stereo Realist | The most famous stereoscopic camera in the world, manufactured in 1947 in the U.S.A. | |
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Syukou S-201 | Chinese-made SLR camera with interchangeable lens & viewfinder systems. |
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Foca PF3 | Refined rangefinder camera manufactured in France. |
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Noblex 135S | 35mm panoramic camera that covers the view angle of 136 degrees. |
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Duplex Super 120 | Italian-made compact stereoscopic camera using 120 roll film. |
Gami 16 | Italian-made high-quality 16mm camera. | |
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Sorki 6 | One of the most popular camera among the Leica-copy's, manufactured in Russia. |
Fotosnaipar | Russian-made rifle-like camera with the pistol grip and the 300mm telephoto lens. | |
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Neoca 2s | Rangefinder camera launched in 1955 by Neoca Co.,Ltd. |
Cambo Wide 650 | Handy large-format camera enabling a variety of camera movements. | |
Gelto 1 | Vest-size format camera introduced in 1936 by Takahashi Optics. | |
View-Master Personal | Unique camera that yeilds up 69 stereo pairs on 36 exposure 35mm film. | |
Proud Chrome Six II | Both 6x6cm and 6x4.5cm format folding camera launched by Sumita Optics in 1951. | |
Stereo Mikroma II | Light and compact 16mm stereoscopic camera. | |
Tsubasa Chrome | Vest size camera introduced by Opto Chrome & Co. | |
Picny | Compact and cute Vest-size camera manufactured by Miyagawa & Co. | |
Monte 35A | 35mm lens-shutter camera introduced in 1953 by Shinsei Optical Works. | |
Waltz Envoy 35 | 35mm leaf-shutter camera manufactured by Waltz & Co., Japan. | |
Lacon C | 35mm format compact camera manufactured in 1954 by Shinano Optical Co.,Ltd. Japan. | |
Beauty LM | Fourth domestically made 35mm camera with built-in meter, by Taiyodo-Kouki. | |
Meikai EL | Simple camera manufactured by Togodo, Japan. | |
Welmy VI | 6 x 6cm folding camera manufactured by Taisei Kouki, Japan. | |
KING Sequence 8 model X-II |
Instant camera which enables to expose a sequence of moves of a image in eight frames on a photograph. | |
620 roll film | Way of substituting 120 roll film for 620 roll film. | |
Silvergelto | Silvergelto of golden camera body, manufactured in Japan. | |
Petal | The camera that has been recorded on the Guinness Book as the smallest camera in the world. | |
Arco 35 Automat | Rangefinder camera which is able to focus as close as 35 cm. | |
Samoka 35 Super | Popular 35mm camera in 1950's, manufactured by Samoka Camera Co.,Ltd. |
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