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This lockdown has resulted in me spending a lot of time wandering around with a camera to stay busy and sane. I'm sure many of you can relate.
When not tearing my hair out with...
8 August, 2020
Shooting Three Kinds of Redscale Film – by Tobias Eriksson
I recently found myself exposing three different redscale films almost in parallel. An Olympus Pen D2 was passing through my hands to be sold in my Etsy shop. I couldn't pass th...
8 August, 2020
A Couple of Bodged Fixes for a Pentax PC35AF – By Seb Copley
After returning to analogue photography a few years ago with a Minolta Hi-Matic 7 rangefinder, I began looking for a second film camera. I was looking for something totally diff...
7 August, 2020
5 Frames with my Yashica Electro 35 GT – The Trials and Tribulations – by Sacha Cloutier
When I first asked Hamish if I could submit an article, I had just purchased a box of used cameras on Facebook Marketplace. I knew that I wanted to review some of the cameras I ...
7 August, 2020
Vivitar Tec 45 / Panasonic C-600 Review – Remarkable Machines Without A Reputation – By Thang Nguyen
This maybe the first time you have heard of The Vivitar Tec 45? It's a re-branded camera made by Panasonic for the US market, and is branded as the Panasonic C-600 for the rest ...
6 August, 2020
Film Shots – Another Film Exif App For Android And iOS, But With A Difference – By Oleksii Novikov
I hope you will love my new app 'Film Shots' - it lets you log your data right from the Lock screen and integrates with Lightroom.
Can a playground provide a motif for a series of b&w pictures? There's only one way to find out - so I stepped through the gate. It was one of those sunny early winter mornings ...
5 August, 2020
Photographing Concerts in the 1970s & ’80s – By Dan Cuny
I bet you're thinking, "to write a post on photographing bands in the 1970s, this person must be pretty old". Well, I have to say that I am, and so happy to have grown up in an ...
