Bill58
Native Texan
Yesterday after meeting fellow RFFer, Choi Hyun-Suk (hyun5suk) to see some camera stores in Seoul, I visited this one yr. old museum and it's pretty awesome. For those RFFers in and around Seoul, it's just outside the Seoul Grand Park Sta. (line No. 4), exit No. 4 and well worth the trip. You can tour it online here: http://www.kcpm.or.kr/
There's lots of significant, antique cameras as well as some classy, more recent RF and SLR stuff from all over the world (but of course, mainly Japan/ Germany) displayed in plexiglass cabinets. Ya' gotta see the special exhibit of factory, gold-plated cameras from Leica and others!
It's a huge and impressive, private investment of "bucks" (Won) for the cameras as well as the bldg/ property.
There were a couple of signs saying "no cameras", but I took a lot of photos w/o a flash and nobody told me to stop.
There's lots of significant, antique cameras as well as some classy, more recent RF and SLR stuff from all over the world (but of course, mainly Japan/ Germany) displayed in plexiglass cabinets. Ya' gotta see the special exhibit of factory, gold-plated cameras from Leica and others!
It's a huge and impressive, private investment of "bucks" (Won) for the cameras as well as the bldg/ property.
There were a couple of signs saying "no cameras", but I took a lot of photos w/o a flash and nobody told me to stop.
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shimokita
白黒
Looks interesting. I am over to Seoul a couple of times a year and will add it to the list of things to do... Thanks for the introduction.
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