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Some odd outcomes from a photo recovering attempt using an AI

By Andrea Monti

13 July, 2025

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5 frames with Fomachrom D II 20

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Most photographers today know Foma from their black and white film but there was a time when the Czech company produced colour as well. The exact information about it is scant b...

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5 frames with a Pentax Q7 & Fisheye lens in the library

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My wife is doing an open university course, so around once a month during her academic year, we end up taking a trip to the library to collect some books. It’s become a bit of a...

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I have a thing for small cameras. Well, really, I have a thing for cameras in general – but in particular, I’m sort of always on the lookout for a truly excellent c...

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The Yashica Mat 124G and Me

By Geoff Chaplin

It’s not the camera, it’s not because it’s square format, it’s me, or rather us, we just don’t click together. Years ago I used a Hasselblad for a long time, mostly happily, and...

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Part four of four – the previous post can be found here I think this is the final part. I believe having crossed the point in which I have a functional film shooting/produ...

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...

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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 ...

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