Konishiroku Konica III M Konica I Konica II Bm Konica III Konica III M The Konica III M is the last of a Konica legacy 35mm rangefinder cameras that began in 1946, as Japan had bailed out of the post-war industry collapse, till 1959. This model was the last pro-use rangefinder that ushered Konica into the era where compact SLRs...

Konishiroku Konica II B-m Konica I Konica II Bm Konica III Konica III M Rangefinders made in Japan in the 1950s. The Konica II is the second generation of the Konica post-war triplets, between the Konica I and Konica III. Each generation had several variants, all paving Konica’s way to the small circle of camera makers that lasted till the...

Konishiroku Konica III / IIIA Konica I Konica II Bm Konica III Konica III M The three early Konica 35mm rangefinder models, named I, II and III, were made from 1946 till the mid-1960s. Although they were of the same family, each generation looked and felt different. The early Konica I was a no-frills camera, a model that emerged from the...

Konishiroku Konica I Konica I Konica II Bm Konica III Konica III M The early 35mm format Japanese models were Leica clones, designed to closely resemble the tried-and-true model. The earliest of these models was the Nicca Nippon Standard of 1932, a US$13,000 worth of metal and glass if you stumble upon one. A year later, Canon followed with the Kwanon, which may fetch...