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30 April, 2021

5 Frames with a Rollei 35T & a Roll of Fuji Provia 400x Slide film pushed to 1600 – By Benjamin Amberg

By Benjamin Amberg

June 4th, 2002. The White Stripes at The Fillmore West, San Francisco. The Rollei 35 was chosen for this show based almost exclusively on its size…and partially for its inheren...

29 April, 2021

‘Holga’ by Michael Kenna – A Mini Book Review – By Holly Gilman

By Holly Gilman

I’m sure the majority of those reading 35mmc need no introduction to Michael Kenna, his work is not only superb but well known. In the introduction a quote from Kenna is shared:...

29 April, 2021

5 Frames with a Minolta SRT 101b and a MC Rokkor-HG 35mm f/2.8 – By Peter Roberts

By Peter Roberts

I would be the first to admit that I haven't taken advantage of the recent need to stay local by investigating the photographic possibilities of what lies but a short distance f...

28 April, 2021

“Inspired” – Photographing Inspiring People with my Dream Lens – By Marcus Hofstätter

By Markus Hofstätter

Inspiration is one of the most beautiful feelings for me. People who work with passion on their art/project can be very inspiring. But there are also others who have had to deal...

27 April, 2021

5 Frames with Lomography Fantôme 8 & a Canon EOS 300 – By Benoît Felten

By Ben Felten

It's not everyday you get to shoot 8 ISO film, and from the moment I first heard about this new emulsion by Lomography, I wanted to try it. It's not easy to find, I have yet to ...

27 April, 2021

Konica C35 EF aka ‘Pikkari’ Mini-Review – Compact Fun Shooting – By Meifei Tang

By tangmeifei

I picked up a Konica C35 EF in early in 2018 from eBay Japan. It cost me US$17 and it arrived with some issues such as a missing glass panel and the film rewind knob. I took it ...

26 April, 2021

Photography through the Pandemic – 35mmc’s First Book! – By Holly Gilman

By Hamish Gill

It’s official, we have created our first book! This book is a look at the myriad ways that the Pandemic has affected photographers from all around the world and from all differ...

26 April, 2021

DIY Repairs to Not-So-Precious Lenses – Chinon 55mm f/1.4 M42

By Hamish Gill

I recently undertook the repair of a Chinon 55mm f/1.4 M42 lens - the iris was jammed open meaning the I wasn’t able to set the aperture in manual mode and it didn’t function at...

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John Bennett on Fujifilm X half – A few frames taken with a Camera From a World I Don’t Understand
Fun is the whole point for most of us. Or it should be. Speaking for myself, of course. Never going…
Jondr on L.D. Meter from CHI Review – A shoe mount light meter with a useful little laser.
this is such a useful tool for problematic focus situations and cameras. my eyesight coupled with my lubitel, means manual…
thorsten on Fujifilm X half – A few frames taken with a Camera From a World I Don’t Understand
And fun is the selling point, isn't it dear David. Your image up there reminded me a bit of Trent…

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