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Rear Window is a great movie, and taking photographs is the main character’s essential trait. Francois Truffaut, whose book turned director Alfred Hitchcock the man into one-nam...
26 July, 2018
5 Frames with a Ricoh 500G – by Martin Connolly
Since getting back into film about 18 months ago, I’ve tried many different cameras and never really gelled with any of them. But when I read about the 500G I knew I needed one....
You know that feeling you get when you have just acquired a new camera and wonder if the other one you'd been considering have been a better option? Yeah... that. I had not long...
One word definitely isn't enough, so here's more of what you need. On this weeks show we were joined by Paul Mckay from the online film store Analogue Wonderland, and Andy Churc...
I am rather new to the technical side of photography. That is - the choice of multiple camera bodies, changeable lenses with all kinds of filters and whatnot, tripods, monopods,...
22 July, 2018
My Leica M3 Titan Reverse Panda & Leica M4-P Super-Rat – CameraWorks-UK Custom Cameras
Something I’ve been thinking about for a long time is modifying – or indeed having modified – a Leica rangefinder. Earlier this year I took the plunge and sent my Le...
21 July, 2018
The Necessity of Bad Photos – by Frank H. Wu
I need to take more bad photos. What I mean is I ought to shoot more, period. But I know that I learn more from the bad photos than the good ones.
To cut to the chase, it is possible to shoot the Hasselblad Xpan with a 35mm f2.8 PC Nikkor, which will give you a wider field of view than with the standard 45mm lens. It's a c...
