Medium format photography uses a larger film type than 35mm film cameras, allowing for more detail to be captured and the negative to be printed dramatically larger than 35mm film prints. There are multiple...
The Minolta X-700 was one of the last manual-focus 35mm film cameras made by Minolta and was the top-of-the-line model (subsequent Minolta models featured auto focus in addition to manual options.) The X-700 offers...
In January 2006, Nikon announced that the F6, along with the Nikon FM10, would be one of the only two 35mm film cameras that Nikon would sell. Branded as a professional use camera, the...
The Nikon FM10 is a single-lens reflex (SLR) manual focus 35mm film camera distributed by Nikon. Along with the professional Nikon F6, the FM10 is the last of two film-based cameras offered by Nikon....
