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Don't Overpay for a Canon 7D SD Memory Card

The Canon 7D can use SD memory cards with a maximum capacity of 2TB.

How to Check Olympus Shutter Count

Mechanical shutters have a limited lifespan. A shutter count will tell you how much a camera has been used.

Don't Overpay for a Nikon D3100 Memory Card for Photos and Video

The Nikon D3100 uses SD memory cards. It is compatible with memory cards up to 2TB in capacity.

Nikon's Mechanical Masterpiece - The FM2'

The Nikon FM2 is a fully mechanical 35mm SLR film camera manufactured in Japan by Nikon from 1982-2001. When released, it filled the middle of Nikon’s camera lineup, behind the F3.

The Legendary Vivitar 90mm f/2.8 Macro Lens Review

The Komine made Vivitar 90mm f/2.8 macro is a legendary cult classic because of how sharp it is. From f/5.6 to f/11, the lens is tack sharp with no signs of chromatic aberration or distortion.

The Best Memory Cards for the Sony A350

The Sony A350 can use a Compact Flash memory card with a maximum capacity of 32GB.

Konica Minolta Auto Meter VF Review (Kenko KFM-1100)

The Konica Minolta VF is an affordable flash light meter.

Minolta Spotmeter F Review - Better Than the Pentax Digital Spotmeter

Affordable spotmeters are difficult to come by as there were never very many options. The Minolta Spotmeter F is one of the least expensive digital meters available. It uses AA batteries instead of discontinued batteries that are no longer produced.

Don't Overpay for an Olympus E-PL1 SD Card

The Olympus E-PL1 uses SD and SDHC memory cards. That means cards with a maximum capacity of 32GB.

Fully Mechanical - Canon FT QL Camera Review

The Canon FT QL was released in 1966. It was discontinued in 1972.