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23 March, 2017

There’s a first time for everything… – by Joe Thomlinson

By Joe

“There’s a first time for everything.” Literally. Metaphorically. Inevitably…….. About a month ago I was at a friends house, a friend who happens to be a photography enthusiast...

18 March, 2017

Ricoh Shotmaster Tru-Zoom Date Review – A Mystery Camera in the Mail – by Frank Lehnen

By Frank Lehnen

Is it a Leica, a Nikon F... no! I didn't get my expectations too high and I was not disappointed, at least size-wise. In the parcel, I found a... ... ok, I take a deep breath to...

15 March, 2017

Pacific Image XA Review – I Scan at home, and this is why – Guest Post by Mark Sperry

By marksperry

This is ostensibly a review of the Pacific Image XA 35mm film scanner. I say, “ostensibly,” because it’s just as much a diatribe about scanning processes and how to approach the...

12 March, 2017

Film vs. Digital – An argument against the argument

By Hamish Gill

How dull! Another film vs. Digital argument! Actually, that’s not what this is. Instead, this is intended as an argument against the argument, because seriously, I’m...

11 March, 2017

Noritsu LS-1100 – The Move to Home Scanning / Early experiences with a 35mm Film Lab Scanner

By Hamish Gill

I've had my Noritsu LS-1100 for nearly a year, yet after all this time I'm only just beginning to scan with it. To say it's been a bit of a rocky road would be an understatement...

6 March, 2017

Noritsu LS-1100 – First Colour Scans

By Hamish Gill

At the end of the week before last I shared my first few black & white scans from my newly functioning Noritsu LS-1100. The next step was to share some thoughts about the proces...

5 March, 2017

35mm Compact Camera Photographer #24 – Gran Angular

By Gran Angular

My name is Hugo Mireles aka Gran Angular (wide angle), I'm 27 and I'm from Mexico. I really enjoy using wide angle lenses and I have the idea that all lifetime situations fit be...

4 March, 2017

Fuji X-Pro, or: Why I stopped worrying about buying a digital Leica – by Xiaosu Han

By Xiaosu Han

Inspired by the recent article by Hamish regarding the Sony A7Rii, I wanted to share my way of working with my favorite digital camera, the Fuji X-Pro. A lot of people, myself i...

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Scott Ferguson on Pushing Pan F Plus: first stop, Santa Monica, second stop, Manhattan
Thank you Curtis! I'm glad you like them, I've been having a lot of fun shooting them/writing them. Best, s
Russ Rosener on Pushing Pan F Plus: first stop, Santa Monica, second stop, Manhattan
Great portraits! You really are good at engaging people without being obtrusive. I have two technical questions: What developer was…
Christopher Welch on Pushing Pan F Plus: first stop, Santa Monica, second stop, Manhattan
Thanks for sharing your experience with Pan F Scott. I was wondering what developer you used for this film stock.

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