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14 May, 2026

Canon FD 15mm f/2.8 – Time to go fishing

By Eric Rose

14 May, 2026

/ Canon FD 15mm 2.8 Fisheye, /

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23 October, 2023

The Meaning in the Making – Mini Book Review

By Jukka Reimola

I read quite a lot. Always have, at least since I’ve been able to. I do not say this to brag, just stating a fact. I find reading good books to be one of the best ever pas...

23 October, 2023

NEWS: Fundraiser for New Small Town Inertia PC After Motherboard Fried

By Molly Kate

Jim Mortram is a social documentary photographer and unpaid carer for his mother who has been devoted to raising awareness about the stories of vulnerable people living under Au...

23 October, 2023

5 Frames Beta Testing an Alfie Tych

By Hamish Gill

I really like beta testing cameras and lenses. Obviously I do this for my own lenses, but I’ve also beta tested the likes of Pixii which was a real treat for a rangefinder fan I...

22 October, 2023

Digitisation – a tale of a film scanning options rabbit hole

By MichaelWPlant

This is my first article for 35mmc, so hi to everyone in this community. Recently I got myself a shiny new Leica M-A film camera (more on this in another article). And then I fo...

21 October, 2023

Traversing The Cowboy Trail (Part One)

By Azriel Knight

For those outside Alberta, and definitely Canada, The Cowboy Trail is a long stretch of road on the west end of the province. It runs from Mayerthorpe to Cardston, over 700KM al...

20 October, 2023

How to Make a Digital Contact Sheet

By Marco Manuzzi

The scanning method described here is based only on my best personal result, I’m sure other more easy methods could give similar or even better results than mine ones. Why...

19 October, 2023

Olympus Trip 35 on Holiday – Part 2 – Getting Arty in Italy

By David Hume

This is the second of two articles about the Trip 35. The first is here, and that one is a simple review that deals with using the camera as it was intended. In this second piec...

18 October, 2023

NEWS: Lomography Declares 120 An Endangered Species and Offers Significant Price Reductions

By Molly Kate

Lomography has declared 120 film to be an endangered species and promises to reduce prices significantly to encourage the film community to invest more in medium format. From th...

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Scott Ferguson on 5 frames in the Flinders ranges with an Olympus E-300
Hey David, These are great images. I love the very saturated colors and the use of camera movement for a…
Art Meripol on Canon FD 15mm f/2.8 – Time to go fishing
Really nice. I love to see when someone uses a lens like that so well. With my vision problems I…
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Everything in Venice has been shot before. The challenge is to shoot it in a new and unique way as…

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