Retro Film Camera

Confirmation: a universal design principle

How this design principle has been used in camera design, with some examples

1969: World first cutting edge metering in a mediocre body.

1976: SLRs simply don’t get any smaller than this one.

1963: Kowa curiously put a technological first into a budget camera.

1956: This outrageously handsome Italian camera was as pioneering as it was cool.

1956: KW introduces the first fully automatic lens diaphragm action.

1961: Simplicity is beautiful with the mother of all point and shoot cameras.

1968: Yashica lights up the viewfinder and steps up shutter technology.

1965: Pentacon continues to innovate amidst the rise of the Japanese SLR.

1981: Pentax took an ME Super, added autofocus, and started a revolution.