Morning News (Reporter Ren Fang) As a photographic tool, the camera not only records life and history, but is also the epitome of technological development. On Yingbin Road in Linkou County, there is a museum that specializes in collecting old cameras - Linkou Zheng Dianbo Camera Museum. It is currently the largest camera museum in Heilongjiang Province. The museum is open to the public free of charge every Friday and Saturday, allowing visitors to experience the charm of old cameras up close.
According to reports, the Linkou Zheng Dianbo Camera Museum will open in September 2021. It was founded by Linkou County private entrepreneur and photography enthusiast Mr. Zheng Dianbo. It is the first private museum in Linkou County. The Camera Museum developed over more than 10 years of dedicated collection and continuous accumulation by Zheng Dianbo. Currently, there are nearly 500 pieces (sets) of cameras of various eras, types, models and brands as well as peripheral equipment and accessories, among which there are many high-quality, famous and rare products, and they are constantly being added and updated.
When you walk into the Linkou Zheng Dianbo Camera Museum, you will be dazzled by the dazzling array of exhibits. "Collecting cameras is my hobby. The cameras in the museum range from 1880 to modern times, such as wooden box cameras, leather cavity folding cameras, miniature spy cameras, electronic cameras, digital cameras, etc." Zheng Dianbo said, also The collection includes camera lenses, flashes, wire-controlled shutters, antique slide projectors , film viewers, etc. The museum exhibits include famous aircraft from Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States and other countries around the world, as well as domestically produced products such as Phoenix, Panda, Seagull , and Shanghai.
Zheng Dianbo said that cameras produced by various countries in the world in different periods all reflected the level of industrial production at that time and were industrial products with high technological content. He hoped that the camera museum could better serve the society and carry out science popularization and education. , cultural exchange and learning, so that more people can understand the history of cameras and taste camera culture.
