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My Ongoing And Arduous Quest for a 6x6 Folding Rangefinder
by Johnny Martyr Over the past year or so, I’ve been on a quest to find a 6×6 camera that I can shoot comfortably alongside my Nikon and Leica 35mm cameras at fast-paced gigs like weddings, concerts and family photography with small children. My goal is to find something good enough to shoot Ilford Delta 3200 at EI 6400 in very low light. This means that I need a 2.8 lens and a bright, accurate…
And this is a nice wrap-up article Joe Iannandrea wrote on his other blog about the Iskra. It seems that the handling of this camera requires some care (especially with the hingeless back). The uneven (but sufficient) frame spacing on film and an inaccurate finder framing I have experienced with the Voigtländer Perkeo and the Agfa Super Isolette too – I had to learn to be just more generous in framing a shot than I was accustomed to with 35 mm cameras (we are talking about a much larger negative here, so cropping afterwards is absolutely no issue at all).
