Photo Thinking Blogcast Theo Panagopoulos

The Mamiya M is a 1980s compact camera with a simple design. Though larger than other compacts, it delivers surprising image quality.



This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://photothinking.com/2024-05-25-mamiya-m-just-m/

This is the list of cameras someone would have to literally pry from my cold dead hands.

This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://photothinking.com/2024-05-05-dead-hand-camera-list/

The Voigtlander Superb is a beautiful 1930s TLR which was very advanced for its time. I love shooting with it, and have written my thoughts about it.

This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://photothinking.com/2024-03-25-voigtlander-superb-just-superb/

The Nikon FE was Nikon's first foray into the electronic small factor SLR. From the 1970s it has become a cult classic, read why.

This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://www.photothinking.com/2024-02-06-nikon-fe-feeling-it/

The Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta C 503/2 is an exceptional early 1930s folding rangefinder. This is all about my copy of it.



This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://photothinking.com/2023-12-11-zeiss-ikon-super-ikonta-c-530-2-early-ikonic/

The Rollei 35 was once the smallest full frame 35mm camera made. I have shot with mine to see if small can still mean quality.



This is the companion to the review on Photo Thinking, which can be found here:

https://photothinking.com/2023-11-11-rollei-35-not-just-small/