Horizon 202, more panoramic pictures

The Horizon 202 is a very capable yet simple camera. It needs no focusing and exposure must be determined by the user. There is an air buble level to help keep the camera horizontal, in this way horizontal lines passing from the center of the image are kept horizontal.

Here are some more samples from the film that I did not correctly loaded.

 

The last frames had an overlap, I thought the advance lever was stucked. but it was the end of the film

 

At the cafe

  

Walking at the seafront

  

TIME Magazine camera, some more.

The TIME Magazine Camera was a gift for the TIME subscribers. The camera is plastic and looks like a fake SLR. However the pictures are not bad, for a toy camera.

Here are some more samples

Horizon 202, wide panoramic and impressive pictures

The Horizon 202 is a great manual panoramic camera.

 This time I did not loaded the film well, it was not laid out well and gave some out of focus areas at the right side of the images.

Here are some samples

 

 

Olympus OM2n, a real gem

The Olympus OM-2n is a small and precisely engineered SLR camera. Mine has a Zuiko 50mm f1.4 lens.
There is either aperture priority setting (Auto), you only have to adjust the aperture ring, or Manual mode, you adjust the aperture and shutter rings till the needle falls between the + and - sign.

The lens is fast, so I loaded the camera with an 800 ASA Fuji film and went shooting at night.

Here are some samples

A car shop

 A pastry shop

 Clothes shop and pharmacy

 Tavern

 Shop displays

 Sunglasses

 At the office with available light

Time Magazine Camera, a fake, plastic, toy camera that takes good pictures

This camera was offered to the readers of Time Magazine. It looks as a good and expensive SLR camera but in reality it is a very simple camera made of plastic, a toy camera.

 

It needs no focusing, and has a manual aperture ring with the option to choose between f/6, 8, 11, or 16.

The lens is a fixed focus 50mm with a single element. There is only one shutter speed of 1/100th sec.

Although this is a simple toy camera, it does take good pictures.

Here are some samples

At the Olympic Stadium

 At work

 While driving

I had a problem with the advance lever here