99 Cameras Museum, located in the heart of Paris within the historic Studio Harcourt, is a unique cultural institution dedicated to the art and evolution of photography through its extensive collection of iconic cameras. Established by Federico Benincasa as a tribute to his father Gianpaolo Benincasa’s remarkable 50-year endeavor in camera collecting, the museum showcases 99 carefully curated pieces from the Benincasa collection, which boasts over 2,000 vintage cameras.

Unlike traditional photography museums, 99 Cameras offers visitors an aesthetic and playful experience, highlighting technological innovations that democratized photography from the early 1900s to the digital age. The collection includes renowned brands like Leica and Hasselblad alongside lesser-known designs that shaped the industry.

Admission is free, and the museum pioneers digital NFTs for patrons, allowing supporters unique ownership of digital replicas of the displayed cameras while contributing to the museum's mission. This engaging space is perfect for photography enthusiasts, students, and curious visitors eager to explore the rich history of cameras and their pivotal role in capturing moments.