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The most expensive part of a 35mm film cassette is the part that photographers don't even think about
Classic cameras The simple 1934 invention that finally made photography convenient for everyone
A 3-year-old girl asked a simple question – and sparked a US$600 million camera revolution
Classic cameras Meet the original Steve Jobs: the man who invented the "impossible" decades before the iPhone
You could squeeze 72 shots from a 36-exposure roll or any number in between with this weird twin-format SLR, but one false move with the lever and your photos were ruined!
Classic cameras The "dual-format" trick that Konica abandoned because it was too confusing
This "Japanese Hasselblad" does things that the original Swedish camera simply can't
Classic cameras How a self-taught Japanese craftsman created the "Japanese Hasselblad" – which ended up being owned by Tamron
This is the secret reason that the US Navy ditched Nikon for this "American" camera
Classic cameras This 1960s US Navy SLR is built like a tank – and is still a masterpiece of engineering
Why Russia tried to clone the world's most famous camera (and got it hilariously wrong!)
Classic cameras Meet the Hasselbladski: Russia's strange, noisy attempt to steal Swedish perfection
The secret meaning behind the name Minolta (and how the camera brand evolved before disappearing forever)
Classic cameras This is why photographers fell in love with Minolta’s “fully-automatic” SR series of classic cameras
The hidden meaning behind the '3' in the legendary Leica M3 revealed
Classic cameras Classic Cameras #18 - Why many photographers still consider this 70-year-old Leica the "perfect" 35mm film camera
