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19 April, 2021

Keks EM-01 Shoe Mount Light Meter Review

By Hamish Gill

The Keks EM-01 is the last shoe mount light meter I will be reviewing for this little series of reviews - for the time being at least. I have so far looked at the Voigtlander VC...

18 April, 2021

5 frames of Delivering the Post with a Canon Prima Mini – by Tobias Eriksson

By Flashknappen

When the pandemic hit I was in the midst of my first winter working as a postman/mailman/brevbärare/whatever-your-preference. For the first four months, I sat on my bottom, all ...

17 April, 2021

5 Frames with a Bencini Koroll S and KosmoFoto 100 – By Jeff Hicks

By Jeff Hicks

Many, many years ago, I shot film. I think I had a Zenit EM. There is a photo of me with it around my neck, but it’s too grainy to definitively see the make. After that camera w...

16 April, 2021

A Conversation between Film Soupers Amy Berge and Jen Stamps – By Holly Gilman

By Holly Gilman

In this article I have the absolute pleasure of talking to Amy Berge and Jen Stamps. I discovered both of these photographers whilst researching the idea of souping film as they...

15 April, 2021

Shooting Praktica MTL 5 B Found in a “Mine” with Expired Tri-X – By Jordi Fradera

By Jordi Fradera

I would never have thought I was living right on top of a “mine of cameras”. I knew of the love of photography in my neighbour Alvar who lives in the apartment below, so one day...

15 April, 2021

Finding Our Way Into A New World – A Single Photo a Day Project – By Dustin Neikirk

By Dustin Neikirk

As is likely true for many of us, I left 2020 with a bit of hope for the new year and in search of an opportunity to make something of 2021. Before the year was over, I landed o...

14 April, 2021

My Approach to Portrait Photography on Film – By Ken Wagner

By ken Wagner

It is common today that women are photographed sexy and slightly undressed to attract attention to the subject, photographer or both. There is so much of this sort of photograph...

13 April, 2021

A DIY Solution for 110 / 16mm Film Developing – Take the Tube – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

In a recent post on 35mmc, I talked about shooting with 110 film in the second decade of the 21st century and highlighted some challenges involved in shooting the format. While...

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