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10 July, 2025

5 (plus one or three) Frames of Raglan Castle – A Return to Velvia with the Best Camera Ever Made.

By Richard Becker

10 July, 2025

/ Fuji Velvia 50, Fujifilm film, /

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21 July, 2019

Ricoh GR III – Early Impressions – By Louis A. Sousa

By LASousa

With the ordering back-log from B&H Photo cleared, I purchased this camera based on the GR-love expressed by Kevin Rosinbum, a/k/a Flickr’s Read More

20 July, 2019

5 frames with a Canonet QL17 G-III – by Gandhi Cabañas

By Gandhi Cabanas

Although there are already a few posts about this camera in this website, I would like to write a few words regarding my experience with the Canonet QL17 G-III.

19 July, 2019

The Nuclear Option – My Experiences in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone – By Charlie Thom

By charliethom_

In March of this year, I travelled to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone with a friend on a photography trip. I wasn't aware of the show that was released a couple of months later at ...

18 July, 2019

Point and Shoot Shootout on a Budget – By Dan Marinelli

By Dan Marinelli

Summertime is the best time for cheap point-and-shoot cameras for me. Stuff em with some color film, throw em in a pocket, go on vacation, take pictures, have fun. I don't want ...

17 July, 2019

Finding a style not a camera – By Taylor Ervin

By tervin1121

Of course we are all here because we love cameras. But after over a year and a half of shooting film seriously, I’ve come to the conclusion that the camera doesn’t matter. Ok it...

16 July, 2019

Lomography Launch LomoChrome Metropolis on Kickstarter

By Hamish Gill

Lomography have just launched a new film, "LomoChrome Metropolis" on Kickstarter. A colour negative film with a very distinctive look, this is the first film they have released ...

16 July, 2019

Ricoh GR Mini Review – On The Road – Morocco by Motorcycle – by Nick Holt

By Nick

I bring my motorbike to a halt by a crooked road sign where the rest of the group are waiting. A Moroccan man leans against a pillar with a bag at his feet - the symmetry appeal...

15 July, 2019

No, your Pentax Spotmatic F is not better than my Leica M6! / Don’t be like Frank

By Hamish Gill

I often get accused of writing click bait titles. I’m really not sure what people think the purpose of an article title is if it’s not designed to get people to read it, but non...

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