99 Cameras Museum

Name: 99 Cameras Museum
Address: 6 Rue de lota, Paris, 75016, FR
Telephone: +33142566767
Price range: Not Applicable

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99 Cameras Museum

Welcome to the first Parisian museum entirely dedicated to iconic vintage cameras.

25/04/2026

Day 5 of with. Hadrien from . Happy after almost a week full of exhibitions, talks, discussions, and incredible encounters around analog photography.

15/04/2026

La nouvelle génération de collectionneurs d’appareils photo

PAR FEDERICO BENINCASA
Fondateur du 99 Cameras Museum
La nouvelle génération de collectionneurs d’appareils photo

Mercredi 22 avril 14h — 17h

À PROPOS DE CET ATELIER

La collection d’appareils photo attire aujourd’hui une nouvelle génération, qui n’était pas née lorsque ces modèles étaient à leur apogée. Entre curiosité, attrait pour le vintage et fascination pour des objets devenus iconiques, ces nouveaux collectionneurs redéfinissent les codes d’un univers longtemps réservé aux initiés. Cet atelier est une invitation à la rencontre et à l’échange entre passionnés, débutants comme confirmés. Il sera animé en présence de Federico Benincasa, fondateur du 99 Cameras Museum, premier musée parisien entièrement dédié aux appareils photo emblématiques.

15/03/2026

Today the is at the international photographie fair of Chelles (Fr).

We are happy to present our upcoming even Spring Edition that we host with !

07/01/2026

Which icon looked through these twin lenses?

Behind every Rolleicord is a story waiting to be revealed. Picture James Dean, lost in thought, his hands wrapped around this very camera. What moments did he see? Which secrets did the glass capture?

Curious about the legends who made these cameras famous? Step inside the 99 Cameras Museum this week or follow us on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes stories and rare snapshots.

Which celebrity would you love to see with a vintage camera? Let us know below! 📷

01/01/2026

Ever wondered how cameras join our 99?

Each camera in our museum has a story. From rare finds at Parisian flea markets to legendary models passed down by fellow enthusiasts, every addition is carefully chosen. We look for cameras that changed how the world sees itself—sometimes for their design, sometimes for the adventure behind them.

Curious about the latest arrival? Drop by this week and ask Federico about the newest piece on display. Your questions and stories help shape our next rotation.

See you soon at Studio Harcourt! 😊

31/12/2025

We wish a very very happy new year to all camera lovers around the world !

31/12/2025

A Rolleicord’s silent gaze through time.

What stories would this twin-lens legend tell, if it could speak? In the latest excerpt from The Analog Chronicles, we uncover how Franke & Heidecke’s Rolleicord shaped the everyday artistry of Parisian street photographers.

From quiet corners of Montmartre to bustling boulevards, these cameras captured fleeting glances and timeless moments. Their mirrored lenses reflected not only faces but the soul of an era—one frame at a time.

Curious about the Rolleicord’s journey? Visit us at Studio Harcourt, discover more stories, and see this icon up close.

Merci à tous les passionnés qui font vivre l’histoire de l’argentique avec nous. 📷✨

30/12/2025

A lens that changed portrait history forever.

Meet the Zeiss Ikon Contax I, paired here with the legendary Ernostar 1:1.8 f=85mm. This isn’t just a beautiful vintage camera. It’s a piece of photographic innovation that let 1930s artists capture sharp faces and dreamy backgrounds—decades before 'bokeh' was cool.

Who held this camera before us? Imagine the Parisian studios, the secret agents, the hopeful amateurs. Every dial and scratch tells a story.

Curious to see it up close? Pop by the museum this week and let us know which camera you’d love to see featured next! 📷

29/12/2025

Tiny camera, huge story: meet Tessina.

Ever seen a camera that fits in your palm, yet holds a world of analog magic? The Tessina’s compact design and Swiss precision made it a favorite among spies, engineers, and curious collectors. Its pop-up viewfinder and 25mm f/2.8 lens were revolutionary—imagine capturing Parisian streets with something smaller than your wallet!

Curious to see this marvel up close? Swing by the 99 Cameras Museum—we’re open, free, and always ready to share camera stories. 📷

What’s the smallest camera you’ve ever used?

07/11/2025

James Stewart’s lens changed movie history forever.

What’s the story behind this iconic camera—and the man in the wheelchair? In 1954’s “Rear Window,” Stewart’s Ihagee Exakta became as much a star as he was, capturing suspense, secrets, and the pulse of mid-century Parisian photography.

Curious to see the real Exakta up close? Visit us at 99 Cameras Museum and step into the world where cinema and analog photography meet. 📷

Which film camera legend should we spotlight next?

06/11/2025

Ever wondered how cameras join our wall?

We hunt for legends and hidden gems—sometimes a Leica with a story, sometimes a quirky prototype you’ve never seen. Every camera is handpicked, researched, and swapped in so our display is always alive and surprising.

Curious which model just arrived? Drop by this week, say bonjour, and let us know your favorite!

Merci to everyone who makes this rotation possible. 😊

04/11/2025

A camera matched with your handbag. 📷

What stories could a green-bellows Kodak tell, perched among its colorful travel cases? We revisit the 1930s—a time when portable photography meant adventure, invention, and a touch of elegance. Discover how this teal-fronted marvel inspired a new generation of explorers, from city streets to distant landscapes.

Curious to see it up close? Visit the 99 Cameras Museum this week and let your own analog story begin.

Adresse

6 Rue De Lota
Paris
75016

Téléphone

+33142566767

Site Web

https://99camerasmuseum.com/

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