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18 September, 2025

Nicéphores window – A One Shot Story

By thorsten

18 September, 2025

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10 January, 2024

Agfa Super Silette Automatic Review

By Tony Warren

The subject of this review is an Agfa camera introduced at the end of the 1950s Silette range, the Agfa Super Silette Automatic, one of Agfa’s last, traditionally built, quality...

9 January, 2024

Forthcoming Major Overhaul of 35mmc

By Hamish Gill

As many of you know and have experiences the website has been having issues for coming on a year. There has been other background problems that you won’t have seen specifi...

9 January, 2024

NEWS: Kickstarter for Kolari Shades Launches Today: Sunglasses Made By Photographers For Photographers

By Molly Kate

Today, Kolari Vision is launching their Kickstarter for Kolari Shades, a set of sunglasses made by photographers, for photographers. Boldly claiming the new eye protection is th...

9 January, 2024

5 Frames with a Fuji GS645S that wasn’t quite as advertised

By Timothy Hancock

Having got back into film photography, like many during covid, the old technology has now taken over as my main interest. I started to collect all the old film cameras I owned i...

8 January, 2024

Kodak Verichrome Pan – Adventures Shooting a Roll of Film from 1976

By Eric Norris

Ah, old film. A classic tale of unfilled potential, of a product brought back from near-death to (maybe) finally have its day in the sun. Expired, yes. Dead … not yet. I h...

8 January, 2024

NONS Instant back review

By David Hume

The overview After shooting 30 frames in my Hasselblad 503 CX with the NONS Instant back I stopped thinking about the back at all and simply thought about making images. In othe...

7 January, 2024

ROUND-UP: Camera Reviews from the Film Photography Blogosphere

By Molly Kate

New year, new film blogger camera review round-up. While the holidays seemed to be less a time for camera reviews and more one for reflections, time with family and friends, and...

7 January, 2024

5 frames of Fomapan 100 with my Father-in-Law’s Canonet on Jeju

By Simon Davis

This has become the second in a two-part series. My father-in-law died last year and among his few personal effects, was a Canonet QL17 GIII. It appeared to have been unused for...

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Avy Ferguson on Konica Minolta Dimage X1 – It’ll put you off Photography for life
I reckon this thing was so slow because it's worked hard to process such beautiful photos. I know they aren't…
Scott Ferguson on Battle of the Budgets Continued… Fomapan 200 & Kentmere 200 (35mm)
Hey Simon, I’m very impressed with your deep dive into comparing these two stocks. I’ve been interested and done my…
Scott Ferguson on Pushing Color – A Survey of Popular Color Films Pushed By Two Stops
I don't have a conclusive answer to that. I've read that Fujicolor has been repackaged Ultramax, but I've also read…

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