Tag: color film
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LEICA HEKTOR 28mm F/6.3 Review
Hektor, a lens model used in Leica cameras, is named after Max Berek’s dog and a hero in Greek mythology. Similar to other Leica lens models like Summicron, Summilux, Elmar, Elmarit, and Noctilux, Hektor represents the maximum aperture value. The maximum aperture range for Hektor lenses is typically 6.3 or 5.6. While larger aperture values […]
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Contax TVS III 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
She was the last top-level film camera of Contax, with excellent craftsmanship, one level higher than T2 and T3. If you have touched the TVS III, you will find that the T2 is somewhat rough, and the T3 is somewhat thin, but the TVS III is the ultimate embodiment of Porsche design, with a very […]
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Minolta TC-1 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
Minolta and Leica During the era of film photography, Leica had close ties with the Japanese camera manufacturer Minolta. The jointly-produced Leica CL even affected Leica’s own M5 sales. Minolta was also very strong in terms of production, collaborating with Leica to manufacture the R camera body and lenses, producing many great products, especially with […]
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LEICA 50mm f/0.95 NOCTILUX-M ASPH review
King of the Night The LEICA 50mm f/0.95 Noctilux-M ASPH was developed as one of the standard lenses for the Leica M rangefinder camera, and it boasts the largest aperture in the Leica lens lineup. It has earned the nickname “King of the Night” due to its ability to capture sharp images in extremely low […]