Stig

My thought process too, seems it's almost definitely a Bell & Howell cine camera 👍

I think families over the years tend to stick to certain brands, and I remember Bell & Howell being a choice in our family, so given the general layout and the brand I'm pretty sure it's one of them, exactly which one probably doesn't matter too much.

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Cheers Steve 👍

It did occur to me after I posted that it was probably a cine camera, as my Aunt and Uncle were very keen on cine film, and a Bell & Howell makes a lot of sense, they later had a Eumig S2 but may well have had a B&H before that, I was thinking the Autoset 624EE looked the most like it.

Geneva 1960's, photo made with Kodak 127 colour neg film ( 1 5⁄8 × 2 1⁄2 in) by a friend of the family. But does anyone recognise the camera my Aunt is holding ?

Don't know what you mean Martin

“Field Notes” a high quality set of zines from @anotherplacepress.bsky.social curated by the wonderful @iainsarjeant.bsky.social - All 81 published issues (each a limited edition), I’ve really enjoyed these but it’s time now for them to have a new home £300 plus shipping

#photography #zine

Bit of a shelf clear out - The first 10 years of B+W Photography magazine 2001 to May 2011 - issues 1 to 124 complete (bound) £150 plus shipping (collection welcome!)

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Don't we all Dahling

They're not bokeh or low light monsters, but they do take photos otherwise indistinguishable from an SLR.

Oh I see you want a gold one 😜

For genuine point and shoot the Ricoh FF-9 or 9s takes great photos, zero controls though.

I like the Bellini Foto Monopart kit, sperate bleach and fix seems to make the kit last longer, also you can buy the developer separately if you can prolong the life of the other components. Having said that, I think most of the kits do a good job.

Six portrait orientation photographs, made to record a panoramic drawing made in graphite, depicting a Japanese bathhouse.

Recording in 6 parts of The Bathhouse by Kanto Ohara Maeda, winner of Trinity Buoy Wharf's 2025 Working Drawing Award, as displayed at the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum, Birkenhead.
📷 Nikon FM3A - 28mm f2
🎞️ Ilford Delta 400 - D23
#BelieveInFilm #filmphotography

Love the slow shutter speeds 👍

A do it all set right there 👍

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Glad it didn't tank 👍

I've only two (the 40mm also) but both are top notch 👍

Yep actually got a few little breaks in the grey today, most welcome 🙏

Yep on the floor, shiny blue shirt, well spotted !

When your family felt like being in the Simpsons, early 80's, maybe Canon AE1 not sure.

100% 👍

Beautiful

Cheers, Deltish for ever 🙏

B&W photo of an ex WWII motor launch, that was converted to civilian use and subsequently allowed to dilapidate, now undergoing renovation. The boat is moored on a river inlet within marshy land, dark clouds hang overhead.

Sarinda - three quarters on.
📷 Nikon FM2N - Color Skopar 28mm
🎞️ Ilford Delta 400 - D23
#BelieveInFilm #filmphotography

Glad you like it, many thanks !

Thanks so much 👍

Super moody darkness, love it, very Wuthering Heights 👍