technology and cameras,

[-Oy-]

Just a titch!
Mike 😁😁😁

Here it is with one of my fave small cameras...

[klondike]

Biggest I used was a 120 film in one of those old extending ones. I looked it up and it is less than 2.5 inches wide. A real titch.

[-Oy-]

Biggest I used was a 120 film in one of those old extending ones. I looked it up and it is less than 2.5 inches wide. A real titch.

I have several that use 120 film - but give different negative sizes. Some shoot sqare (6x6cm) some 6x4.5cm and some 6x9cm

[klondike]

Ah - is your 6x9 6x9cm then? I thought the camera looked small against the 35mm one. I thought you had one of those wooden boxes on a tripod and held a tray of magnesium or whatever it was they set off as a flash 

[Michael Rolls]

Is that the Olympus half frame? I had one 24 x 18 on 35 mm
Mike

[-Oy-]

Is that the Olympus half frame? I had one 24 x 18 on 35 mm
Mike

Nope it's 35mm - but the smallest 35mm true rangefinder. It's a crackin' little camera! Here's a shot off it on Fuji Across 100.

[Michael Rolls]

looks good. come to think of - mine was a rangefinder, but someone - perhaps Olympus? - did a half frame SLR and I'm pretty sure the mirror was hinged vertically, not horizontally

[-Oy-]

looks good. come to think of - mine was a rangefinder, but someone - perhaps Olympus? - did a half frame SLR and I'm pretty sure the mirror was hinged vertically, not horizontally

I have a little Yashica half-frame somewhere that shoots vertically to get 48 on a 24 roll.

[Michael Rolls]

yes - that was the format of my half frame

[-Oy-]

Here's one off the Fuji GW690

The Glenfinnan Memorial and Loch Shiel

[Michael Rolls]

Lovely 👍👍👍

[Diasi]

Sam bought a Polaroid Instamatic camera in the late sixties.. We were newly married..
What fun we had with it.. 

I doubt that a Polaroid camera was used for anything else.

I bet there are still a few shocks waiting for kids when they clear out their parent's house.