Preserving Analogue Film Photography For Future Generations Episode Four - Repairing Camera Bellows!

Preserving Analogue Film Photography For Future Generations - Episode Four - 'Checking, Repairing and Restoring Camera Bellows!'

Future episodes, in this series, will look at how to flock a camera and replace light seals, fixing sticky shutters, correcting jammed focusing and more!

Be sure to watch the previous episodes

Episode One. 'Why We Need To Learn Basic Camera Repair Skills'
Episode Two. 'Right Tools For The Job'
Episode Three. 'Checking and Cleaning Lenses'

Please Note: All the classic analogue, vintage film cameras, shown in these episodes, are owned and used by myself. I shall be reviewing each of them, and many more, very soon.

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