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How a trench warfare invention became Germany’s most iconic camera for a whole generation of professional photographers
Classic cameras Why the Rolleiflex medium format film camera is still considered one of the finest camera lines ever made
The rise and fall of Yashica cameras: Why the Yashica FX-3 remains the ultimate budget alternative to the Pentax K1000 SLR
Classic cameras The Zeiss connection: Why collectors still hunt for Yashica’s C/Y mount camera bodies
The curious tale of how Fujifilm Instax cameras survived a brutal patent war to become an instant success selling over 100 million cameras!
Classic cameras Inside the 80-year rivalry that made the world's favorite instant camera brand possible
This American-made camera was known as The Brick – but still some two million photographers bought one!
Classic cameras The legendary American camera brand you probably forgot ever existed
The clever engineering trick that made Mamiya's cameras twice as good as its twin-lens reflex rivals
Classic cameras Mamiya failed at 35mm cameras, but then it built a legend with this twin-lens reflex range
This "utterly awful" analog camera recorded photos to floppy discs but somehow paved the way for modern digital photography
Classic cameras Sony called it the "Magnetic Video Camera" but it didn't actually record video!
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
