04:20

Voigtlander Brillant Review, History & How to Use! (1933)

08:02

Rollei 35 📸: The Tiny Camera That Changed Photography Forever! (1967)

04:12

The Camera That Caught Criminals! Linhof Technika 2 form the 1930s

15:19

The Eumig Nautica - a Super 8 camera for housewives, families and leisure time?

00:47

The AGFA main catalog 1939

01:44

Emotional farewell! Collector sells his life's legacy

15:57

"Rear Window" - the world-famous lenses by Heinrich Kilfitt

06:11

Alexander H. Rietzschel: The forgotten founder of the AGFA Camerawerk Munich

07:42

The tragic story of the Wirgin brothers and the Edixa REFLEX-D (1959)

05:29

Unger & Hoffmann: Pioneers of photographic technology and their Verax 9x12 camera

08:08

Mamiya Super 23: Masterpiece of analog photography from Japan (1967)

08:38

Fex-Indo Ultrareflex: History and properties of the 2-eyed pseudo reflex.

07:20

Another 35mm camera from Houghton & Butcher - Ensign Midget 33

17:47

A Super 8 camera for housewives - submerged with the Eumig Nautica

05:50

The Camera from the Land of the Rising Sun - Cosina Hi-Lite (1971)

08:56

Brownies in cameras? Yes there is! - Kodak Fiesta (1962)

04:11

The evolution of photography: from glass plates to digital

07:17

Swift as a pistol shot, the Nettel Deckrullo (1910)

01:57

What is an Autoknips? (1909)

06:15

The photo camera from 1959, the AGFA Ambiflex II: A classic in the history of photography

07:10

A five-corner relationship - from the Minox 35 to the Vito C (1981)

02:26

Exposure meters through the ages - history of photography

05:15

The Petri TTL, a Japanese camera of German origin? (1974)

02:00

Remote shutter release in photography history (1860)

06:31

The most beautiful double-lens camera from a good family, the Ikoflex III (1939)

02:16

The talking View-Master meets Stereoclic - Stereoscopy or 3-D?

07:51

Andy Warhol and Helmut Newton's Camera - Polaroid SX-70 (1972)

00:47

The AGFA main catalog 1939

02:02

The Photographic Society of Berlin and Ludwig Knaus (1881)

05:39

The most beautiful SLR camera in the world, Miranda Sensomat RE (1970)

02:58

A special keepsake - photo jewelry for the heart

05:38

World's 1st Bridge Camera - Yashica Samurai X3.0 (1987)

02:52

Stamp collecting for photo professionals - photo philately

05:54

Rise and fall of the camera manufacturer Goerz - Pocket Tenax (1912)

02:37

The Zeiss Ikon 75th Anniversary Book (1937)

07:54

Through hell for a camera factory, John Noble and the Praktica (1952)

03:07

From paper cutting to photography - what connects Styria with KODAK?

07:51

A high carat camera at affordable prices? - Agfa Karat 1937

01:54

Cheap vending machine photos made quickly - with the Tintype 1890

08:19

The camera from the largest and oldest camera factory in Europe (1905) - the Hüttig-Lloyd

01:21

A magic lantern from the British Empire by Ensign Ltd. (1935)

06:50

A luxury box from Germany (1953) - the Bilora Luxus Boy

01:30

The ladies donation - the original from Austria (1897)

05:32

A super camera from Zeiss Ikon - the Super Ikonta (1938)

01:30

Side flash - the daguerreotype (1839)

08:20

A simple camera from Dresden/GDR - the Certo Certina (1964)

07:55

A plate camera with Viennese charm - the Herlango Abo (1927)

16:35

Collecting with Passion 2 - The KODAK Autographic System

07:55

An eventful history - Altissa Altiflex I (1936) from Dresden

08:15

The camera with scissors spreaders - Plaubel Makina II (1933)

07:40

The golden program - the Vitessa 500 SE electronic (1968)

11:42

The camera for industry and science - Klimsch Ultra E (1970)

05:06

The vest pocket camera from Stuttgart - KODAK Retinette II (1939)

04:14

A success story from Braun/Nuremberg - the Paxette series

06:22

Adoro the Countess from Swabia (1921) - just one of many?

06:15

Miniature camera or agent camera? The Riken Steky IIIa (1950) Japan

07:05

Filming in horizontal position - the Movikon 8 (1956) from Zeiss Ikon

05:57

The masterful reflex corelle of Franz Kochmann (1935) Dresden

08:50

Jewel or camera? The Rollei 35 (1967)

05:29

The camera for agents and spies - Minox B (1958)