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Last year I reviewed the first light meter from the Chinese company TTArtisan. Even though it had some shortcomings, I kept it as a core part of my camera kit and I still consider it to be a great piece of gear at an affordable price. Now, TTArtisan released a second generation of the lightmeter, …
TTArtisan Lightmeter II Review – Gradual Improvements Read More
The last decade and a half have been a rough time for people shooting film, watching Kodak in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, the discontinuation of favorite film stocks, rising prices, and the closing of film labs around the world. For those shooting motion picture film and particularly small-gauge film, it’s been a bitter struggle. Thankfully, we …
The Negative Space – a Portrait of a Local Film Lab Read More
Hi! Will here, video production manager at F8 Creates (Hamish’s creative agency). SmallRig kindly sent us the full FreeBlazer Heavy-Duty Tripod Kit for us to review and we’ve had the pleasure of using it on a multitude of video shoots (so many shoots in fact that we’ve scarcely had time to review it). Other than …
SmallRig Free Blazer Review – A decent video tripod for under £400? Read More
So, I made an app. I made it because I needed it. And I’m hoping you’ll find it helpful too. (Spoiler: it runs on both iPhone and Android! Don’t be put off by the iPhone pictures.) Look, analog photography requires, in addition to artistic vision, a technical mastery of a wide range of equipment and …
Crown + Flint: The digital companion for analog photography Read More
It was last year while I was on holidays that my trusty old camera stopped working, the journey continued but I was forced to store the camera away and had to wait until I was back in Stockholm to have it fixed. There was only one problem, I knew no one in the city that …
One of the Last Technicians in Stockholm – a reportage by Daniel Morales Read More
