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11 July, 2025

Jumping from the Canopy – One Shot Story

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28 November, 2022

Super Ikonta 532/16 Review – An Ikon – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

The Ikonta range of folding medium format cameras complemented Zeiss Ikon's Contax ‘system’ camera. They combined quality optics with leaf shutters in sophisticated bodies. The ...

27 November, 2022

5 frames with Canon EOS 30 and Kodak Ektar 100 – By Paolo Lucente

By Paolo Lucente

In July 2021 with some friends, we went to the sunny city of Cadiz in Spain for a wedding of ours. I had just started shooting film photography some months earlier with the old ...

26 November, 2022

5 frames with my Pentax MX and Ilford Delta 3200 on a Bright Summer Day – By Armando Caballero

By Armando Caballero

I know that you normally would not expect to find the words “Ilford Delta 3200” and “bright summer day” in the same sentence. But let me tell you the story of how I ended up sho...

25 November, 2022

pixl-latr Review – A Film Scanning Gadget for Someone Who Hates Gadgets – By Nick Davis

By Nick Davis

Let me preface this pixl-latr review with a confession that I am spectacularly impatient. I’m not restless, and I’m not in an unreasonable hurry. Those things are sort of incomp...

24 November, 2022

Shooting Mum’s Agfa Silette with a Roll of Kodak Gold 200 – By Stuart Watchorn

By Stuart Watchorn

1964. My parents had just sold their service station / taxi / towtruck / mechanical repair business. They decided to take a 12 month sabbatical and dad had bought a caravan shel...

22 November, 2022

5 Frames with a Leica M3 in the Singapore Botanic Gardens – by Sroyon

By Sroyon

I've studied and worked in several countries, but my current workplace, at least in terms of location, is definitely my favourite. It's located inside the Singapore Botanic Gard...

21 November, 2022

Techart Pro LM-EA9 Auto Focus Lens Adapter Review

By Hamish Gill

I love my manual focus Leica mount lenses, they are increasingly the main reason why I keep my m-mount digital cameras. With that said, sometimes I go through phases where my ap...

20 November, 2022

5 frames with Olympus XA2 and Ilford XP2 Super (and the wistful nostalgia of goodbyes) – By Mel

By splithelark

I was introduced to analog photography last Christmas with a Polaroid One Step camera and a handwritten note saying something like “this is another attempt to see the world thro...

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