Spy, panoramic, stereo, pinhole and other special cameras
This is a small Zeiss Ikon camera for 127 film. Intended for the amateur market and in times of hardship, it was manufactured from 1931 to 1934. It has the basic controls of speed, aperture and focus by estimation. Its highlight is the very elegant design and exquisite finish. A good companion.
This article analyzes methods for producing panoramic photos and compares the use of the wide-angle lens with the rotating lens system, as is the case of Horizont of KMZ
Homemade pinhole cameras using packaging left overs, woodwork, 3D printing and camera parts. Features also pictures taken with them.
This is probably the most cult of the miniature cameras. It has an excellent optics and is extremely well finished in the mechanism that lasts forever if it is well taken care of. Produces in the format 8x11 mm in own spools that can be reloaded from 35 mm cut film.