No doubt Seagull TLR camera is the cheapest and most affordable amongst famous brands like Yashica, Rolleiflex, Mamiya, to name a few. As most beginners who venture into medium format and got hold of one TLR camera, they do not what to do with it, not to mention those who have been shoting digitally in their beginning stage of photography.
So in kind response to help those new TLR users, I've decided to put up 2 original Seagull TLR camera manuals here in my blog. I hope the manuals can help them understand on the camera operation, as most of them bought their set second-hand and without the original manual. Here I posted the Shanghai TLR manual and one on Seagull-4A.
Do let me know if you have any further questions, and I'll try my very best to answer. Thank you for reading this blog and do come back for more upcoming blogs on my photographic work and experiences.
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ReplyDeletethanks for this.
i chanced upon your blog while looking for information on, sample shots of the Seagull TLRs on flickr, before deciding on the Seagull, Lubitel or look for a vintage Rolleicord
it's nice to know there are seagull users in Singapore!
will check out your articles....
It is very interesting for me to read this blog. Thanx for it. I like such topics and everything connected to them. I definitely want to read more soon.
ReplyDeleteWow Seagull TLR. The first camera I handled was my father's Seagull TLR. Take really sharp pictures. I can't remember the model though. It's nice to read about it in your blog and see your work.
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