We hate broken links so if we have any
we would be very grateful if someone would tell
us (we do check them ourselves as well).
If your site is here, please tell
us
if you move.
If you have a site which may be of interest to our
visitors, please tell
us about
it.
Note: we were going to have "Dealers" and "Enthusiasts"
but it is very difficult working out where one ends and
the other begins. Dealers are generally very enthusiastic
about old cameras, and most collectors can turn their
hand to some successful dealing occasionally. So we gave
up, and we have put them both in the same category.
Antique
and Classic Camera web site, by Dan Colucci. Lots of fascinating
information here about all sorts of classic cameras.
Collection
d'appareils photo compacts et télémétriques.
French site. Lots of information and instruction manuals.
Argus
collectors group.
CameraQuest,
full name "Stephen Gandy's CameraQuest", has lots of classic camera
information, especially good for Nikon and Leica.
Camera
Repair Secrets are at Ed Romney's Camera
Repair and Restoration Web Site, where Ed Romney has details of his
range of repair manuals.
Camera
Reviews site has reviews for many different
cameras, mainly modern cameras, but these are the collectibles of
tomorrow.
Captain Jack's Exakta Pages
Classic
Cameras site is in both English and German
and contains information and links of interest to collectors. Uses
frames.
The
Classic Camera site has useful information
about many of the best-known classic cameras.
Exakta
collectors group. I have included this site as I know there is a lot
of interest in Exakta, but I have not been able to visit the site
due to long download times.
Flash
Information can be found at Cress Photo.
Everything about bulb flash of various types including a Polaroid
checklist giving the flash required for
each Polaroid camera.
Graflex
site "dedicated to promoting the use and
preservation of Graflex Speed Graphics and other classic and large-format
cameras"
The
Half-Frame Group for half-frame collectors
and users.
A
History of Photography looks at the technical
developments and the people behind them in a very well-organised site
which has few pictures so downloads easily.
Kodak
Brownie Camera Page, with all sorts of
information about Brownies.
Living Image Camera
Museum
Miranda
enthusiasts site, includes a very useful Miranda battery list. An
under-appreciated camera marque.
MPP
Users Club website, with lots of information
about MPP cameras.
Orphan Cameras is a site with
hundreds of free-to-download camera instruction books, including many
Praktica, Cosina, Zenith etc.
Polaroid cameras are listed on the Land
List pages; includes Polavision cine as
well as Polaroid accessories, films etc.
Reel
3D Enterprises, "the world's largest mail
order selection of new 3-D supplies"
Retro Photographic sell film in
a range of hard to find sizes. Note - I cannot get this site to progress
beyond the home page so I cannot say more about it.
Roland
and Caroline's Home Page contains information
about the cameras in their collection, plus information about repairs
and some links.
Rollei 35 cameras are popular and now there is John
Wallers' Unofficial Rollei 35 Collectors' Site,
with lots of information on the cameras and accessories plus instruction
books and lots of other interesting sections including a list of camera
fairs.
Scott's
Photographica Collection. Interesting site, with a good variety
of cameras, accessories, ephemera and images, all carefully researched
and well presented.
Stereo
Information Source, "your one-stop information
centre" for all things stereoscopic.
Stereo
Slide Mounting is just one of the topics
covered by the Rocky Mountain Memories 3D
Encyclopedia. Rocky Mountain Memories sell
"equipment and supplies for the 3D photographer". There are also links
to other 3D sites.
Subminiature
site, an excellent site with up-to-date
news section giving information about new cameras and film availability
as well as loads of other information. One of the best sites I have
found.
Topcon
collectors website. Often ignored by collectors, Topcon were an innovative
company worthy of more notice than they get.
Another Topcon
website, this one particularly interesting for fans of the Topcon
RE Super/Super D camera system.
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