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There are two types of film cameras for me that hold a really special experience, Rangefinders, and Twin-Lens Reflex’. I find that especially the latter offers me a very unique ...
For the last time for a little while, SilverGrainClassics is hosting its Fireside chat. If you haven't seen it already, the fireside chats have been a series of free 1 hour webi...
Back in 1972 Kodak introduced a new format for stills film. Kodak reused the 110 designation, which had originally been used for a roll-film format about 70 years previously. Th...
A new Stereoscopic pinhole camera has landed on Kickstarter by Dominik Oczkowski of Oczko Stereo. The Minuta Stereo is a multi-format MDF wonder that aims to make Stereoscopy ac...
3 March, 2021
Record Covers & the Chronicle of a Photo Shoot for ‘Bradford’ (with 4 Cameras) – by Fernando Martins
Vinyl records, and more recently, cassette tapes, have been experiencing a huge revival, but to anyone who wasn't alive before the Internet age it may not be easy to perceive th...
Just before Christmas I spotted a rather injured looking Canon Sure Shot M (otherwise known as the Canon Prima Mini) in a second hand shop in town. I’ve looked at these cameras ...
28 February, 2021
5 Frames of the “Ihme-Zentrum” on Expired Film – by Christian Schroeder
Expired films have been exciting me for quite a long time. If I stumble across some, a chain of questions is triggered in my brain. Is the film still usable? What will it look l...
27 February, 2021
5 Frames with the Canonet QL17 GIII and Kodak Porta 400 – By Brian Feld
As a lifelong New Yorker, no winter is complete without at least one snow fall. For me, what I enjoy most about the snow is the initial hour or so when the flakes are particula...
