Last autumn time, I shot a single element ‘Lens Punk LPK-M’ lens on my Leica M10-P. The lens is made by a chap called Dom, he doesn’t class himself as an expert in optics, he ju...
Hamish Gill's Posts
14 February, 2022
Jackery Explorer 240 Review – Power for Photographers (and their Families) on the Go
This is a review of the Jackery Explorer 240, a product that until recently I didn’t even know existed. In fact, not only did I not know this exact product existed, I wasn’t eve...
17 January, 2022
Reveni Labs Spot Meter Review
The Reveni Labs spot meter is a little bit different from anything else I’m aware of that offers true spot metering. It’s smaller, lighter and has a fairly impressive range of f...
31 December, 2021
The Most Read and Commented upon Posts Published on 35mmc in 2021
Here we go again, another year gone! As has now become a tradition, the following is a look back at 2021 in terms of the most popular content on 35mmc. I have once again made tw...
10 December, 2021
Pixii (A1571) Review – New Upgrades and Some Personal Experiences
For a long time, the only digital rangefinders on the market were Leicas. Now there’s Pixii. A screen-less, APS-C sensor, “connected” rangefinder that’s quite a lot less cash th...
15 November, 2021
TTArtisans 90mm 1.25 Review – Bonkers, Extreme, but Exactly what you Should Expect!
Sometimes I get a bit stuck when it comes to writing a lens review. This usually happens when there’s something about the lens that stops me from using it as much as I need to. ...
12 November, 2021
LensFayre Snap LF35-M – A Sustainable, Customisable & Reusable Camera
Lensfayre have just announced the release of the a ‘Snap LF35-M’, a new sustainable, customisable and “accessible” 35mm “reusable camera”. I’ve had one to play with for a few we...
10 November, 2021
Interesting Industry Insights from the Tetenal UK Dealer Day
On Wednesday this week, I travelled up to Tetenal UK’s head office in Leicestershire. I was invited as “press” and as the founder of pixl-latr to their “Dealer Day”, an event or...