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20 March, 2021

5 frames with the Leica CL in Syria – By Grant Rayner

By Grant Rayner

A year ago, in February 2020, I had the opportunity to travel through parts of Syria. As it turns out, I was lucky with my timing. This was early in the COVID-19 pandemic. While...

19 March, 2021

NEWS: Intrepid Launch Enlarger on Kickstarter

By Josh Foster

It's no secret that the Intrepid enlarger has been on its way to Kickstarter - Intrepid have given their fair share of teasers. But now it's finally live!

19 March, 2021

The Whole Roll from a Trendy Halloween Photoshoot – By Chase Taylor

By Chase Taylor

I am not a TikTok user myself, but as a college student I think I might be the odd man out. For those of you who are not familiar with TikTok, that’s a topic for another day, bu...

19 March, 2021

Canon 110ED Mini-Review of a Luxury Pocket Camera – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

Canon introduced two 110 cameras in 1975, the 110E, which had an f/2.7 zone focusing lens, and the Canon 110ED, which sported a 26mm f/2.0 lens (maybe the fastest on a 110 camer...

18 March, 2021

Photographing a Refugee Protest – By Ali MC

By Ali MC

Like many photographers, I’ve always aspired to become a photojournalist. However, the global media industry is rapidly changing and the ‘golden era’ of photojournalism - featur...

17 March, 2021

Not at home with my Rolleiflex – Stefan Wilde

By Stefan Wilde

Is a photograph any good if it needs an introduction? Shouldn´t art speak to you without accompanying words? Shouldn't a great picture captivate your imagination and inspire tho...

16 March, 2021

Olympus 35 EC and EC2 Review – An Alternative to the Trip 35 – By Michael Sherman

By Michael Sherman

I discovered the Olympus EC while looking for a 70s rangefinder alternative to the overpriced but highly lauded Olympus Trip 35. I was impressed at the specs of the Olympus EC l...

15 March, 2021

5 frames with a Boots Multi AF Zoom and Ilford HP5+ – By James Mitchell

By jmitchell

In early 2018 I bought a lot of 5 cameras for £5, including postage. The camera I bought it for was the Canon Megazoom 105 (who could resist such a name). Sadly this didn't work...

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David Hume on Fujifilm X half – A few frames taken with a Camera From a World I Don’t Understand
Brilliant Thorsten! I would love to see how you go.
David Hume on Fujifilm X half – A few frames taken with a Camera From a World I Don’t Understand
Cheers James. Yes, I did once borrow a nice little Olympus half frame camera with a 30mm f1.7 lens. But…
Michael Jardine on Pentax M 28mm 2.8 – My Perfect Wide Lens
Ha- that's so funny, that feelings about 50cm lenses are so different- I'm actually really glad to hear that you…

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