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I used to shoot a fair amount of black & white and color reversal (slide) for a hobbyist, but when I left the Army in 1993, I lost my access to a dark room and gave up for a while.  Of course, I still shot color negative and later digital, but really just travel and family photos.  I'm just getting back to it and hoping to shortly start shooting medium format color reversal and B&W.  I just picked up an old Argus Argoflex E on eBay - it needs a little work though; and I purchased a Yashicamat 12 that I hope to have soon.  I'm also hoping to get a decent old 35mm rangefinder (RF) camera, such as a Yashica Electro 35GSN, or maybe just dig out my old Chinon 35EE with which I shot all my Fujichrome in Korea in 1989-1990 and most of my color negative before that.   
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I used to shoot a fair amount of black & white and color reversal (slide) for a hobbyist (depending entirely, of course, on one's definitions of "hobbyist" and "fair amount"), but when I left the Army in 1993, I lost my access to a dark room and gave up for a while.  Of course, I still shot color negative and later digital, but really just travel and family photos.  I'm just getting back to it and hoping to shortly start shooting medium format color reversal and B&W.  I just picked up an old Argus Argoflex E on eBay - it needs a little work though; and I purchased a Yashicamat 12 that I hope to have soon.  I'm also hoping to get a decent old 35mm rangefinder (RF) camera, such as a Yashica Electro 35GSN, or maybe just dig out my old Chinon 35EE with which I shot all my Fujichrome in Korea in 1989-1990 and most of my color negative before that.   
  
 
I've done quite a bit of research lately, so for now, here are some links that I've found particularly useful:
 
I've done quite a bit of research lately, so for now, here are some links that I've found particularly useful:
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**[http://photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/index-body.html Collecting and Using Classic Cameras] - An index of Karen's complete collection
 
**[http://photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/index-body.html Collecting and Using Classic Cameras] - An index of Karen's complete collection
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**[http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/repair.html Repairing and Maintaining Classic Cameras]
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**[http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/lightmeters.html Light Meters for Classic Cameras]
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**[http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/lightmeters-classic.html Classic Light Meters]
 
*[http://www.mattdentonphoto.com/cameras/rangefinders.html Matt Denton Photography]
 
*[http://www.mattdentonphoto.com/cameras/rangefinders.html Matt Denton Photography]
 
**[http://www.mattdentonphoto.com/cameras/index.html Matt Denton's Classic Camera Collection] - lot's of valuable information on classic cameras and some tips on buying and on repair, as well as great links of his own.
 
**[http://www.mattdentonphoto.com/cameras/index.html Matt Denton's Classic Camera Collection] - lot's of valuable information on classic cameras and some tips on buying and on repair, as well as great links of his own.

Revision as of 12:51, 23 June 2011

I used to shoot a fair amount of black & white and color reversal (slide) for a hobbyist (depending entirely, of course, on one's definitions of "hobbyist" and "fair amount"), but when I left the Army in 1993, I lost my access to a dark room and gave up for a while. Of course, I still shot color negative and later digital, but really just travel and family photos. I'm just getting back to it and hoping to shortly start shooting medium format color reversal and B&W. I just picked up an old Argus Argoflex E on eBay - it needs a little work though; and I purchased a Yashicamat 12 that I hope to have soon. I'm also hoping to get a decent old 35mm rangefinder (RF) camera, such as a Yashica Electro 35GSN, or maybe just dig out my old Chinon 35EE with which I shot all my Fujichrome in Korea in 1989-1990 and most of my color negative before that.

I've done quite a bit of research lately, so for now, here are some links that I've found particularly useful:

Link Farm

Useful Stores

  • Amazon
  • eBay
  • KEH Used Cameras
  • Adorama Ken Rockwell recommends them but they don't have much in the way of film cameras, they do have film however - possibly cheaper than Amazon.

Information sites

Lots of great info on these sites (many of these people are artists too but the links here are more for knowledge than inspiration):

Medium Format Photography]


Miscellaneous

  • [4] table of Argoflex models

Blogs and Fora

Artists on the Web

Software

Online Critics

Scanners

Review of the V600 - has some helpful information on how to get a good result

Cameras

Cameras I own

Medium Format

6x6

35mm (Kodak 135 format)

Digital

Cameras I would like to add to my collection

35


  • Leica M3 and Leicameter MR-4 - in my dreams - Ken Rockwell calls this the "World's best 35mm" and I don't think he's the only one

(KR, PE agrees on the M3 or M2 and mentions the MR-4 elsewhere) KR recommends w/ 50mm f/2 Summicron mit close-focus range

  • Also look out for (PE):

MF

LF


Digital

Meters

  • Gossen Digisix Lightmeter (PE)
  • Pentax Digital Spotmeter (KR)
  • Pentax Spotmeter V (KR)
  • Voitlander VC Meter (PE)
  • Minolta Auto Meter IVf
  • Sekonic L-408
  • Sekonic L-208
  • Vivitar 43
  • Sekon L-348
  • Minolta Color Meter II

Extinction Meters

  • Drem Instoscope (PE)
  • Expophot (PE)

Selenium Meters

  • GE DW-68 Exposure Meter (PE)
  • Sears Tower (PE)
  • Walz Direct f:Stop Meter (PE)
  • Sekonic L-VI Meter (PE)
  • Sekonic 21b Meter (PE)
  • Weston Direct Read Meter (PE)
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