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I was so pleased by the positive response to my previous mini review of the Pentacon Six that I thought I would provide a little update on how my journey with it is going. If yo...
26 October, 2020
Shooting Diptychs with the Olympus Pen FT – by Noel Roque
What are diptychs, you might ask? And why shoot diptychs with the Olympus Pen FT? Originally, a diptych was a picture or series of pictures (as in an altarpiece) painted or carv...
26 October, 2020
Making, Measuring and Testing the “Optimal” Pinhole: Pinhole Adventures Part 3 – by Sroyon
There’s a scene in Jurassic Park where Dr. Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) gives the park’s creators a lecture on ethics. He ends with the famous line, “Your scientist...
25 October, 2020
Found Photos – Sam Hyde’s Photography Adventures, 1898-1904 – by Christoph Traugott
Sam Hyde's Photography Adventures, 1898-1904, travelogue and personal pictures came in quite the elaborate handmade-showpiece-styled photo-album. Images are of locations in the ...
24 October, 2020
Using an Hybrid Camera to let Subjective & Objective Visions Coexist – By Mario Cipriano
The universe is wavering. I’ve always thought that light has a lot in common with sound and the key element are waves. I’ve always been fascinated by waves. If you stop for a mo...
23 October, 2020
Inside the Mind of Minolta – an Investigation of the Internals of Minolta’s SRT 303 – By Bob Janes
As I mentioned in a previous article in which I dissected an Old Canonet, I have occasionally taken interesting but non-functioning cameras apart - mainly to investigate, but th...
23 October, 2020
NEWS: Brian Griffin ‘Black Country Dada’ Book Kickstarter Campaign
We have only recently become aware of the Kickstarter but it still has a week or so left, there's still time to back!
Renowned photographer Brian Griffin has launched a Kicksta...
23 October, 2020
Hasselblad Super Wide (Early Version) Review & History – By Dan Cuny
My intention in this post to be about the Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle Camera (SWA) until I took the camera out, shot with it. I quickly noticed that this is indeed a Hasselbla...
