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22 November, 2024

PIC Camera – Having fun with the rare round British made oddity

By Dan Cuny

The PIC camera was on my list of cameras to review just before I returned to work after the two years lost years of COVID-19. Recently, when I looked up from my desk and saw the...

Horizon S3 Pro. Swing-lens panoramic film camera

21 November, 2024

The Wider View – learning to create panoramic images

By Dave Whenham

Over the last few years my photography has definitely moved away from landscape to urban subjects. Of course, restrictions due to the pandemic were the catalyst for this shift ...

21 November, 2024

Memorable photos made with forgettable lenses

By Simon Foale

Well, memorable for me anyway – your mileage may vary. Some of the images I’m sharing here made good money for me a few years ago when I had a side hustle in stock photography, ...

20 November, 2024

The Whole Roll: Harman Phoenix 120 in Minolta Autocord MX

By Zheng Li

This will be a short post, but catering to a long list of 35mmc traditions. It is one of the responses to the “TLR Challenge” by Geoff Chaplin; a follow-up review of...

20 November, 2024

Ricoh KR10 Super – I have a debt of gratitude to this camera

By Leonel Leyva C

Since I discovered Photography at the age of 13, it has been my joy, my hobby, my passion, my favorite activity… It is a gift of life that there are now blogs on the Inter...

19 November, 2024

Tripcock Ness – A One Shot Story

By Peter Roberts

Looks mundane doesn’t it? No matter how I tried to dress it up – choosing a day of dramatic clouds and hanging a fortuitously discarded lifebouy on the railings – there...

19 November, 2024

5 Frames of Kodak Tri-X @3200

By Robin Mascall

Chances are, if you’re into film photography, you’ve at least heard the terms ‘pushing’ and ‘pulling’ film. In a nutshell, pushing or pulling...

18 November, 2024

Spectacular Vernacular. Memory and Legacy.

By Nik Stanbridge

The camera is a memory machine. And a legacy one. Photography is all about recording memories (or creating them) and building, whether you like it or not, a legacy. They, the me...

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Michael Flory on A Fun, Funky Filter for Shooting Digital Infrared
What a wonderful picture! I just looked back through scores of digital IR photographs and I couldn't find any labeled…
Uli Buechsenschuetz on Kentmere Pan 200 and a Contax 137 MA Quartz/ZEISS 50mm f/1.7
The first samples of Kentmere 200 produced by some Youtubers showed some odd halation around the highlights. Your photos don‘t.…
Curtis Heikkinen on Kentmere Pan 200 and a Contax 137 MA Quartz/ZEISS 50mm f/1.7
Lovely camera and beautiful images! Very nice piece!

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