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Pentax MG

Pentax introduced the MG in 1981, as the successor to the MV1 and in the line of simpler, automated, bodies

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Pentax Spotmatic SP

This was quite a find, body and lens serial numbers match to the original documentation from Pentax!

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Pentax K-1000

The camera that launched a million hobbies. If you studied photography in School from the mid ’70s onwards, you probably

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Pentax ME-F

One of the first integrated Auto Focus 35mm SLRs offered – possibly the first. There had been other attempts where

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Canonet QL19

The QL17, QL19 and QL25 are all essentially the same, differentiated only by their f/1.7, f/1.9 and f/2.5 45mm lenses.

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Canon AE-1

The AE-1 marked the introduction of micro-processor electronics to photography. For the first time microprocessors calculated exposure and timed the

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Canon A-1

The Canon A-1 was the first camera to offer micro-processor controlled, programmed auto-exposure, where both aperture and shutter were determined

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Canon T-90

A groundbreaking design departure for Canon, and one which established the pattern for almost every DSLR they sell today.  

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Olympus Trip 35

A wonderfully simple and unsophisticated camera, we sold lots of Trips during the time I worked as a retail assistant

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Fujica ST605n

Quite a solid camera, arguably introduced just a little late. The K1000 preceded it by a year, and with it

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