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30 June, 2025

Wanderer Above the Peaks – A One-Shot Story

By Nathan Sherwood

30 June, 2025

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6 April, 2018

Reflecting on some analogue memories – by Rob MacKillop

By Rob MacKillop

I gave a review of the Hexar here which was wholly positive, and Hamish gave his more negative thoughts here. Suffice to say I still have the camera. Yes, the menu system (if we...

5 April, 2018

5 Frames with a Kodak Retina IIc – By Howard Dale

By Howard Dale

This is one of my all time favorite cameras. Approx. 136,000 were made between 1954 - 1957. Kodak acquired German manufacturer Nagel in order to produce a camera that could comp...

4 April, 2018

5 Frames with The Contax RTSii – by Anil Mistry

By Anil Mistry

I've been intrigued by Contax SLRs for a while so I eventually caved and got an RTSii and I'm blown away. It's beautiful. a Porsche designed solid hunk of metal with a luxuriou...

3 April, 2018

5 Frames with a Leica M6 & Cinestill 800t – by Christoph Ackermann

By Agricola

A few years ago my parents got me my first own camera - a Leica Vlux 114. Before that I just shot my pictures with cameras, which I lent from them. Soon after that I bought a Le...

2 April, 2018

Photographing Punks on Polaroid – by Simon King

By Simon King

I've always thought of myself as an outsider - I think a lot of photographers do. It makes it easier for us to introspect; to look at the world from a perspective a little more ...

1 April, 2018

Functionalist camera design, the Agfa 1035 and the Plaubel Makina 67

By Hamish Gill

The Agfa xx35 series of cameras (in this case the 1035) and the Plaubel Makina 67 are both wonderful examples of what what appears to be German functionalist industrial design. ...

31 March, 2018

The Sunbeams Analogue Photography News – The Photography Show 2018

By The Sunbeams

Hey there all you lovely people, it's us, back again to fill you in on what we've been up to over the last couple of weeks. I'm fuelled by too many Easter eggs and the ill-judge...

31 March, 2018

Canon EOS 33 Review – An overlooked treasure – By Benn Murhaaya

By Benn Murhaaya

Hamish’s recent foray into the world of SLRs with his project involving a Nikon F75 struck a chord with me. While I am big on compact cameras, I have quite a few of them that I’...

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