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11 July, 2025

Leica Elmarit-M 90mm f2.8 and a History Photo Walk

By Geoff Chaplin

11 July, 2025

/ Leica 90mm Elmarit-M, /

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26 April, 2024

Lomomatic 110 Camera Review: Lomography’s New Tiny Format Treat

By Molly Kate

Lomography has brought the film community another treat. Say hello to the adorable Lomomatic 110 camera! 35mmc obtained a loaner copy of this camera for review so we are going t...

Restaurant, Chinatown, 15th February 2023

25 April, 2024

Lower than the Angels: Chinatown in February 2020 and 2023

By Anonymised

In early February 2020 I was in London. By then everyone knew something nasty was coming, if not perhaps how nasty it was going to be. And I read something very strange: because...

25 April, 2024

5 frames with Harman Phoenix 200 and Olympus Pen D – A match made in heaven

By Callum Stanton

It was time to see what all the fuss was about. Harman Phoenix 200, a brand-new colour film from the masters of B&W film at Ilford. Finally, a viable competitor in a market ...

24 April, 2024

5 frames with a Minolta 700si

By Roger

In a recent post, Julian Tanase urged us to think about “stepping back” in photography, using simpler cameras to make us think more about what we are doing. This pos...

24 April, 2024

5 Frames with an Intrepid 4×5 – Famous For Quality.

By CHRISTOF RAMPITSCH

“Started in 1903 by Albert Scott and James Bathgate, the company [Nutty Club] became famous for products like pink popcorn, pearled peanuts and dozens of other products includin...

23 April, 2024

5 frames with the (much awaited) Ferrania P33, a Nikon F3 and a Nikkor 50 F2

By Andrea Monti

I managed to grab a few rolls of the very first batch of Ferrania’s brand new P33 film, so I wasted no time in putting it to work with a Nikon F3 and the glorious Nikkor 5...

23 April, 2024

Godox Lux Cadet – Retro Flash Review

By Sroyon

Back in July, we reported on the release of two new Godox flashes with a distinctive, retro look: the Godox Lux Senior and Lux Junior. Godox kindly sent us one of each to try ou...

22 April, 2024

Thypoch Simera 28mm f/1.4 ASPH review

By vincentbihler

Those of you who frequently read 35mmc probably already read my recent review of the Simera 35mm f1.4 launched by Thypoch, a newcomer in the lens making business. Their 35mm f1....

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Richard Becker on 5 (plus one or three) Frames of Raglan Castle – A Return to Velvia with the Best Camera Ever Made.
It is of course a Tessar equipped 530/16, made in 1937 as far as I can tell, though I would…
Richard Becker on 5 (plus one or three) Frames of Raglan Castle – A Return to Velvia with the Best Camera Ever Made.
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Jeffery Luhn on VE Day – Victory in Europe Day with a Balda CA 35 and Polaroid High Definition 200
What a cute little camera. Not in the least bit intimidating. "Mummy, why is that man pointing a toy camera…

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