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A couple of years ago I treated myself to a very tidy Yashicamat that was made in May 1965. I wrote about the camera here. I discovered recently that the shutter speeds had beco...
19 August, 2022
Multiple Exposure Experiment with a Compact Camera that Cannot Take Multiple Exposures – by Puttipong Nipat-u-tit
I am fascinated by multiple exposures with film cameras, because it allows me to use my imagination to create strange images. And besides, I like experimenting with things. This...
I'm fascinated by the idea of using unusual film stock to achieve a specific look. While shopping around online for Kodak Ektar 100, I stumbled upon a small, funky camera store ...
Dubblefilm has released a special edition of their reusable SHOW camera worldwide. The KEIKO edition features a new design inspired by the beloved Orca whale who starred in the ...
17 August, 2022
5 Frames of Rollei RPX 25 with a 1924 Kodak Folding Hawkeye No.2 – By Sonny Rosenberg
I can't believe it, but I think I have a new favorite film, at least in 120 format, sorry Film Washi S. I tend to gravitate towards high and higher contrast films, but until rec...
16 August, 2022
5 Frames in a Reclamation Yard with a Leica M3 and Summitar 50/2 – By Nik Stanbridge
I can't really remember the exact sequence of events and thoughts that led to my decision to buy a Leica. However, I think it was around the time that I posted more articles her...
15 August, 2022
Sirkhane Darkroom Fundraiser: Mobile Darkroom School for Children near Turkish-Syrian Border and Iraq
Serbest Salih, a photographer from northern Syria, opened a mobile analogue photography school for vulnerable and underpriviledged children in south east Turkey, close to the Sy...
Ah the 1980's when cars and cameras still had edges and when certain camera companies had the courage to design and produce unusual cameras. Case in point are these fraternal tw...
