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13 February, 2026

Trying to capture traditional Albania on Silbersalz35 film – Part 1

By Matthias Steck

13 February, 2026

/ Silbersalz35 Film, travel photography, /

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18 August, 2015

Canon Sureshot A1 Review – Underwater fun! – by Chris Dodkin

By Chris Dodkin

The Canon Sureshot A1 – This is the perfect camera to ride the retro wave, and make a splash at the beach or pool during the summer. It’s a fully automatic 35mm came...

9 August, 2015

Fuji DL Super Mini (Tiara) Instruction Manual

By Hamish Gill

Benn Murhaaya recently posted a review of the Fuji DL Super Mini, or Tiara as it is otherwise known. Since publishing that post, a kind reader of the blog got in touch to help o...

7 August, 2015

Konica AiBORG Review – Big/ugly/horrible… Good lens

By Hamish Gill

In accordance with my recent poll - which I later found out was rigged by a mate of mine with a "sense of humour" - Here is my review of the Konica AiBORG...

5 August, 2015

Win a Rollei 35T!

By Hamish Gill

As some of you may or may not know, I have been involved in a few camera giveaways this year. I gave away a Leica iiic earlier in the year myself, but since then I have also bee...

4 August, 2015

A day in hospital – First roll with the Olympus mju-iii Wide 100

By Hamish Gill

Quite a personal post this one, even by my standards. Yesterday, me and the wife spent a day in the hospital. Nothing too serious fortunately, but serious enough for us to have ...

2 August, 2015

Zeiss 16mm f/8 Hologon Lens Review – M-Mount Modified

By Hamish Gill

The Carl Zeiss Hologon 16mm f/8 has to be the most eccentric lens I’ve used to date. It’s possibly one of the most rare lenses I’ve used too. Largely because o...

1 August, 2015

Fixing a detached rewind lever on a Petri Color 35

By Hamish Gill

I took my Petri Color 35 out with me the other day. It’s small enough to fit in in the pocket of my jeans, so I’d just taken it out on a whim when I took the dogs fo...

29 July, 2015

Light Meters – by Marco North

By Marco North

Hamish is an obsessive man, and that’s why we get along. I have never met him, but we send each other massages at odd hours about lenses, about the gospel of the rangefinder. We...

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