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9 October, 2020

16 Frames / A Whole Roll of Ilford HP5+ in a Box Tengor 54 – #FullRollFriday – by Steve Phillips

By Steve Phillips

My son bought me a copy of David Ellwand’s “Retro Photo” for my birthday in June. An excellent book, it is a guided tour of his camera collection, with examples of the pictures ...

9 October, 2020

Olympus mju-V Metal Review – Not So Famous Last Words – By Octavia Vans

By Octavia Vans

I’m going to own up to it now, to pre-emptively caveat this Olympus mju-V review. I am one of the dreaded Millenials (or even Generation Z, depending where you draw the line) th...

8 October, 2020

5 frames with a Rolleiflex 3.5F & Ilford FP4+ – By Matthew Bigwood

By Matthew Bigwood

On the eastern banks of the River Severn in Gloucestershire, north of Sharpness Dock, can be found the enigmatic Purton Ships Graveyard. From 1909 until the 1960s various ships,...

8 October, 2020

It’s Dead Jim – A Dissection of an Old Rangefinder Camera – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

This article is a little different. It is very much focussed on a camera, but I’m hoping it will be of interest to photographers to give some background and understanding to the...

7 October, 2020

Hedeco Lime One Compact Light Meter Review and Launch on Kickstarter

By Hamish Gill

The Hedeco Lime One compact shoe mount light meter has just launched on Kickstarter - I have been playing with a beta version for the last week, so thought I would share my a li...

7 October, 2020

MiNT SLR670-S Review – a Timeless Time Machine – by Andrea Armando

By AndreArma

Ahh, Polaroid film. Flawed, unpredictable, pricey, and yet – deeply satisfying on so many levels. An anachronistic pleasure that every film enthusiast should at least once exper...

6 October, 2020

When You Pray, Be Specific – By Gerard Exupery

By Gerard Exupery

It’s another beautiful day in paradise. Dark, and rainy. It’s one of those days that suggest the beauty of film. F-stop wide open, the darkness and grain, the feeling of an impr...

6 October, 2020

Nikon F6 Review – Never borrow a camera from a friend – by Marc Wick

By Marc Wick

This is the story of how I discovered the Nikon F6. To begin, I have to admit that I am really a Leica fan. Especially the analog M cameras with the beautiful viewfinder, the ex...

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