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18 January, 2026

Konica Infrared 750nm – Experimenting with Expired Infrared Film

By Mark Ellerby

18 January, 2026

/ Infrared Photography, Konica film, konica infrared 750nm, /

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21 December, 2019

Kodak Ektar 25 – Urban/Rural Decay in the Texas Panhandle – by Andrew Morang

By Kodachromeguy

The Texas Panhandle is the land of big skies, big farms, big men and women, enormous pickup trucks, and fading towns and farm houses. The Panhandle is the northern rectangle of ...

20 December, 2019

55 Frames with 55 Cameras of One Man at One Moment – By Mark van der Wal

By Mark vd Wal

The idea that we all see the world differently; through filtered viewpoints, our own unique perspectives and individual angles was a concept I was keen to portray photographical...

19 December, 2019

Big News: The “Analogue Spotlight” is coming to The Photography Show 2020!

By Hamish Gill

The Photography Show 2020 is set to have a much bigger Analogue Photography presence with a new "Analogue Spotlight" feature and a significantly increased contingent of analogue...

18 December, 2019

5 Frames with Kodak 2238 in a M4 with a Canon LTM 50/1.4 – By Bill Thoo

By Bill Thoo

I am no Kodak 2238 expert. In fact, I was introduced to Kodak 2238 by Michael Bartosek when I was lucky enough to be included in his project to shoot this film. The Kodak 2238 P...

17 December, 2019

CAMERADACTYL Brancopan 35mm Panoramic Camera: A Preview with Pictures – By Ethan

By cameradactyl

I'm Ethan, I make cameras at Cameradactyl.com. A few months back I finished the initial prototypes for a new camera, the Brancopan, which is a 35mm panoramic camera that takes M...

16 December, 2019

TTArtisan 11mm f/2.8 M-Mount Fisheye lens Review

By Hamish Gill

Now I must admit, I’m not particularly into fisheye photography. Nor is a fisheye lens the first type of lens that I think of as being particularly compatible with Leica rangefi...

15 December, 2019

Zeiss Ikon Contina III – One Roll Mini Review – by Charles Higham

By Charles Higham

I’ve had this Zeiss Ikon Contina III for about 8 years and used it just once. I put a roll of expired colour film through it shortly after acquiring it, had it developed and, af...

14 December, 2019

Leica Minilux Death by E02 / 5 Frames with a Beautiful Brick – By Bill Thoo

By Bill Thoo

I have owned a Leica Minilux for more than 20 years. The truth, though, is that I am not a compact camera kind of guy. The Minilux was the antithesis of my then shooting philoso...

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