Medium Format Cameras Equipment and Services Photography

One of the oldest formats still in widespread use, medium format cameras and film were introduced by Eastman Kodak in 1898. Medium format film is 2-3/8 inches wide, sold in paper-backed rolls commonly referred to as 120 or 220 films. Medium format images are 56mm high, with image widths depending on the camera used. Many photographers still prefer twin lens reflex (TLR) cameras for their medium format work, but medium format SLR and compact medium format cameras do exist. Medium format cameras tend to be larger, more expensive, and slower than contemporary 35mm and APS cameras, but the more detailed images produced by medium format films make them popular with some professionals, especially portrait, fashion, and wedding photographers.

• Alpa vision - Meeting point for users and aficionados of the new ALPA medium format 12 cameras.
• Lubitel 166 Resource Page - Features a copy of the manual, photography advice, cameras a gallery, and link list.
• Vintage Folding Cameras - Manuals, photos and general information on vintage folding cameras. Vintage cameras literature and example photographs.
• MPP Users' Club - Specializing in the cameras made by Micro Precision cameras Products Ltd., formerly of London, England. Includes technical cameras and sales information.
• Medium Format Cameras Library Page - Collection of articles, archived Usenet threads, and link lists.
• The Fuji Rangefinder Pages - Includes photographic galleries, albums, articles, FAQs, and product cameras information. Owners equipment and services are invited to share information.
• Kievgurl's Kiev 60 Page - Reviews and information on the Russian Kiev K-60 and lenses.
• Club Rollei - History and membership information for a club based at the cameras Jersey Photographic Museum.

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