Bilora Radix 35SH: The Quirky Twin-Cassette 35mm Camera

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Bilora Radix 35SH: The Quirky Twin-Cassette 35mm Camera

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Film shooters deep into vintage gear will find the Radix 35SH genuinely odd in the best way: square 24x24mm frames, a twin-cassette loading system borrowed from Agfa's 1937 Karat, and a shutter release that'll leave teeth marks on your fingers. Still shootable today if you load cassettes in a changing bag. Niche doesn't cover it, but if you collect working film cameras, this one earns a look.

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