I love a good vintage camera auction on eBay. Maybe I love this too much, seeing as how over two dozen film cameras from various decades have made their way into my cabinet over the last ten years. All of these were purchased without any guarantee of whether their shutter speeds were accurate.
This is something that can be easily verified on digital cameras, but how do you precisely measure the accuracy of a shutter speed setting on a film camera? This is where PhotoPlug by Filmomat comes in, the brainchild of Dr Lukas Fritz. It's a very affordable tool that can tell you if your vintage camera's shutter speeds are what they used to be when they first left the factory, or if you're going to have to make some exposure compensation calculations before each click. . thephoblographer.com
2025-5-30 22:00