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Mamiya-6 Automat – GAS ATTACK!!!

By Geoff Chaplin

26 October, 2025

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31 December, 2018

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By Hamish Gill

I have never, and will never demand anything in return for the work I put into 35mmc - it will always remain free for people to read and enjoy! With that said, if you enjoy rea...

31 December, 2018

The Lesser Photographer by CJ Chilvers – a particularly sage photography book

By Hamish Gill

The lesser photographer, a book by CJ Chilvers, is a reorganised and edited compendium of thoughts about photography taken from his blog. I suppose you could call it tips, or ma...

30 December, 2018

5 Frames with a 90mm Summarit on a Leica M8 – By David Evans

By David Evans

It’s 10 years since I bought my first Leica - the M8. As anyone who knows this camera will testify, it’s a strange beast, albeit one which still manages to deliver excellent res...

29 December, 2018

5 frames with the Minolta TC1 – By Isa Maidan

By Isa

I spent a long time searching for the perfect compact and after weeks of thinking (and having read Hamish's review a number of times) I ended up with a Minolta TC1.

28 December, 2018

Hacking Nikon L35AF ‘Pikaichi’ lens into the body of an Industar 50-2- by Charles Higham

By Charles Higham

If you've got a dodgy or non-working Nikon L35AF 35mm compact film camera lying around, or are willing to buy one, you might be prepared to throw caution to the winds and destro...

27 December, 2018

5 frames with an Agfa Silette I and Ilford HP5+ – By James Mitchell

By jmitchell

I had been to a gig at a local music venue at which the bouncer had nearly not let me in because of my little micro four thirds camera. He asked me if it was “professional”, whi...

26 December, 2018

5 Frames With A Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517/16 6×6 Folding Camera – By Julian Higgs

By julianhiggs

After my daliences with compact Rangefinder cameras, a very good friend of mine who is also an amateur photographer presented me with a thin strip of brown leather from a certai...

24 December, 2018

Panomicron Oxygen review – A 3D Printed Hasselblad Xpan Alternative

By Hamish Gill

I’ve recently bought myself a Panomicron Oxygen - a panoramic 35mm film camera that’s the same format as the Hasselblad Xpan, but at a fraction of the price. It might not be as ...

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