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The R16 is a 16mm movie camera produced by Beaulieu, a French based manufacturer of motion picture cameras.  Beaulieu first introduced cameras in the 1950s, and they are primarily known for the production of Super 8 and 16mm hand-held equipment.  Marketed towards advanced amateurs, their goal was to offer high quality SLR style motion picture

The Fujica GW690 Professional is the first in a series of nine leaf shutter fixed lens rangefinder cameras manufactured by Fuji.  This particular model was the last to bear the Fujica name, and the models that succeeded it were simply referred to as Fuji.  The Fujica GW690 is a 6×9 medium format camera, and uses

The Polaroid Pathfinder 110B is a folding camera produced by Polaroid, and part of the instant film Land Camera family.  The Pathfinder series began in 1952, but the 110B model was produced between 1960-1964.  During that four year span of time, Polaroid produced between 27,000 and 35,000 Pathfinder 110B units.  Polaroid considered the Pathfinder series

The Polaroid Automatic 100 Land Camera is the first model in the 100-400 series of folding rangefinder cameras.  The Automatic 100 was produced between 1963-1966, and was the first Polaroid camera to use pack film.  Polaroid is often hailed as one of the leaders in photographic innovation for the introduction of the Automatic 100 and

The Polaroid 800 Land Camera, or simply “The 800” as it is sometimes called, is an instant film camera produced by Polaroid from 1957-1962.  It is very similar to the Polaroid 150 in that it has a coupled rangefinder, parallax correction and a hot shoe.  The 800 also features a carefully selected, high precision 130mm

An Introduction to Spy Photography and Camerasby: Andy McCarrick When you think about spy photography, the first thing that probably comes to mind is miniature cameras. These cameras can be easily snuck into anywhere without detection. Sometimes they are disguised as ordinary objects, and sometimes they are just so small that a picture can be