2 July, 2016
Zeiss 28mm 2.8 ZM Biogon Review
The Zeiss 28mm ZM Biogon is a Zeiss's answer to the m-mount 28mm lens. Its reputation precedes it as an excellent piece of glass, but however objectively good it is, that's not ...
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26 June, 2016
KKE – Film photography for a local architects
I haven't posted any film photography that I've taken for work on here for a little while. I should make more effort really, as quite often it's the photography I enjoy taking t...
25 June, 2016
Halina AF810 Review – a Bloody Awful Camera
I had high hopes for the Halina AF810 - the photos from the recently published post from Miriam showing a few results from a Halina AF700 made me think this thing might churn ou...
21 June, 2016
Samsung ECX1 Review – The bargain “Dad Cam” of Yore
There is a good reason this sort of camera isn't widely popular these days. Quite simply, it was designed to appeal to a marketplace that just doesn't exist in film photography ...
18 June, 2016
A few snaps with the Leica M8 and Zeiss 28mm ZM Biogon
My Leica M8 has been out of action for a little while. It'd become difficult to use for anything other than close up portraits, so I just lost interest in using it. Yesterday mo...
As previously mentioned, 35mmc is now 3 years old. Whilst the majority of the content – at least if you judge by word count – is still written by me, I now have fair...
6 June, 2016
3D Printed Yashica T4 lens conversion
If you have a broken Yashica T4 and lack the budget or inclination to send it for an all singing all dancing MS conversion, this strikes me as pretty much the most obvious alter...
4 June, 2016
Samsung AF Slim – one roll review
The Samsung AF Slim is quite an uncommon camera. I'd been keeping an eye out for them on ebay for one for quite some time when I eventually bought mine. £14 I paid for it, which...