The Keystone Zoom EverFlash XR608 110 camera was made during the 1980s. It is one of hundreds (if not thousands) of ‘chocolate bar’ 110 cameras marketed during the h...
I have been a bit dismissive of the current crop of new £100/$100 35mm cameras, mostly to myself but sometimes in print so I though I’d try and prove I was right and the w...
The concept of doing more with less is nothing new; in many ways, it’s a fundamental principle of good design. That fact is readily apparent when it comes to the tools we use in...
This is a review of the Kodak Snapic A1 – another new point and shoot 35mm compact film camera! I first came across this little camera online through various photography n...
The biggest difference for me when shooting with an SLR and a point-and-shoot is getting to choose all the settings for each shot. Making sure the exposure is correct. Is the su...
For an analogue photographer, the 28mm focal length is the gold standard for street photography, and it is a great focal length to document daily life. Yet finding a high-qualit...
“Before you even touch this camera, you are going to want to own it…” I seem to be drawn to the quirk currently. That’s not a bad thing and as far as I k...
To paraphrase one of the trolls in Tolkien’s ‘The Hobbit’: “Rain yesterday, rain today, and blimey, if it don’t look like rain again tomorrer.” It’s raining as I write this. It ...
