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3 September, 2017

Canon Sureshot Multi Tele Review – Adventures in Half Frame Part 2 – by Anil Mistry

By Anil Mistry

I really liked the Olympus Pen EE-2 I talked about in part 1 of my half frame adventure... But I also like the automation and flash in a point and shoot, so I started to wonder ...

2 September, 2017

Olympus Pen EE-2 Review – Adventures in Half Frame Part 1 – by Anil Mistry

By Anil Mistry

...The solution? Shoot less, or shoot more for the same amount of money. The former isn’t an option, but the latter? ...hmmm... ...This thought led me down a little side alley ...

28 August, 2017

Disposable Cameras Review – Cheap, Fun, and Dependable – by Rick Davy

By rd

More recently I've started to come across disposable cameras whilst searching the car boats and charity shops of the world for film related stuff. The more I found and bought, t...

27 August, 2017

Jupiter-8m (Brian Sweeney modified) – Finding My Perfect Classic Sonnar PT8

By Hamish Gill

If you've been following this series of posts about the path I've been walking to find myself a perfect classic Sonnar, you will have likely come to the conclusion that I've bec...

20 August, 2017

Lumu Power review – the tiny full featured light meter

By Hamish Gill

The Lumu Power is without any doubt the most full featured light meter I have ever owned. It's tiny, it weighs hardly anything, it manages to offer a feature set that expands wa...

19 August, 2017

My First Roll of Film – Guest post by Eve North

By Eve

Do you remember your first roll of film? What camera you shot it with? What feelings you had? Mine wasn't that long ago. A few months ago I asked my father for a film camera. H...

16 August, 2017

Film Photography and Street Photography Workshops, London 25/08/17 – Book your place now

By Hamish Gill

Next Friday the 25th of August 2017 I will be in London running a film photography workshop. Straight after there is a street photography workshop run by Spyros from StreetHunte...

13 August, 2017

Sony A5100 review and (quite personal) setup guide

By Hamish Gill

The Sony A5100 is by many accounts a great little camera. It's very small, it does pretty decent quality video, it has very fast autofocus, a flippy-uppy screen and is compatibl...

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