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8 September, 2013

Our Discovery of the Worcester Community Land Co-operative

By Hamish Gill

We had a little family outing yesterday. My self, Hannah & Connie went with a mate and his daughter (also 2) to an indoor play centre that’s just opened up nearby. The...

4 September, 2013

Fuji Klasse S/W Instruction Manual in English

By Hamish Gill

This manual seems to be fairly hard to come by. I found it on RFF a while back but when I looked again the other day I couldn’t find it! As I remember it, the chap who lin...

30 August, 2013

Olympus mju-ii Review – Is It the Ultimate Point & Shoot? – By Hamish Gill

By Hamish Gill

The Olympus mju-ii feels like a bit of a mountain to climb in terms of giving it a review. Not for it’s feature set or for how complex it is use. It is in fact a very simp...

14 August, 2013

35mm Compact Photographer #6 – Nicholas Poole – Armed with an Oly 35SP

By Nicolas Poole

First, a bit of background? As much or as little as you are comfortable sharing… Name, Where you are from, what you do, What else in life do you enjoy? that sort of thing? Nicho...

11 August, 2013

Modification of Olympus mju-ii to retain flash settings

By Hamish Gill

I am still writing my review of the olympus mju-ii, but this modification might give some clue to one of my thoughts regarding it. The camera’s inability to retain it̵...

5 August, 2013

The Daughter’s 2nd Birthday – Shot with a mju-ii

By Hamish Gill

I am working toward a review of this camera, admittedly quite slowly, but it is happening. I feel that a camera that seems to generate such divided opinions requires a little mo...

1 August, 2013

Ricoh FF90 Review – The camera that got in a fight with 80’s style, and lost!

By Hamish Gill

The instant you see the Ricoh ff90 you know it was made in the 1980’s. it looks like it got in a fight with 80’s style and lost! Just look at those angles! I am fort...

1 August, 2013

35mm Compact Photographer #5 – Jake Kenny – An “Urban Abstract” Shooter

By Jake Kenny

First, a bit of background? As much or as little as you are comfortable sharing… Name, Where you are from, what you do, What else in life do you enjoy? that sort of thing? My na...

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Marcus Gunaratnam on Why its important wander aimlessly with your film camera
Half frame cameras are best for wandering aimlessly especially the olympus pen FT ,You get double the number of 'shots'and…
Fred Rosenberg on Why its important wander aimlessly with your film camera
Well done. Could be an introduction to a longer essay. Yes?
Aniello Del Sorbo on Introducing Analog Photography Assistant – a full featured film photographers app
love the app, well done. a note on the Notes. Would be great to be able to save it but…

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