Shiyo Takahashi, Manager at Leica Ginza Shop (Taken with Leica Noctilux-M 50/f1.0)
The Leica and Japan — an association of which many legends are made of, but perhaps also a relationship that is often misunderstood or misinterpreted. Many people see the Japanese camera market solely populated by wealthy individuals that will put the precious machine...
Dirk
27 July 2010
Feature
camera collector, ginza, Japan, leica, leica m8, leica m9, leica repairs, leica service, leica shop, leica store, noctilux, shiyo takahashi
Tambay (The Watchman) {click to enlarge}
Text and images by Michael G Dougan for Japan Exposures
Let me start by saying that I like folding cameras. In fact, I like them so much that between the 59 cameras I own, there are quite a few folders. When I got curious about film photography one of the first serious cameras I bought was an Agfa Super Isolette,...
Dirk
25 June 2009
Feature, Review
6x6, 6x7, Agfa Super Isolette, Balda, bessa 667, camera collector, Certo Six, classic cameras, folding cameras, fujifilm gf670 professional, ginza, leica, medium format, rangefinder, Review, test, Zeiss Super Ikonta
Sankyo Camera Co.'s Hiroatsu “Hero” Akizawa photographed by Barry Kawa
Text and images by Barry Kawa for Japan Exposures
At most train stations in Tokyo, there are still film stores that can develop a roll of film in 45 minutes or less, so you can stop back and pick up your pictures on the way through, and enjoy looking at them on your train...
Dirk
21 February 2009
Feature, Mukashi Banashi
barry kawa, camera collector, Canon, classic cameras, digital, ginza, katsumido, leica, Nikon, ohba camera, rangefinder, rolleicord, rolleiflex, sankyo camera, Tokyo, 三共カメラ
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