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28 December, 2022

Nikon FM2 Camera Review – Joy in Simplicity – By Ted Ayre

By T. A

Like many millennials I grew up in the 90’s with family point-and-shoots, quickly watching them disappear for digital compacts in the 00’s, and then those being ditched for the ...

22 December, 2022

5 frames with an Olympus XA and Agent Shadow Film – By Shaun Edwards

By Shaun Edwards

I fell out of photography a number of years ago with work and family life getting in the way. I used to be a professional photographer and I found that what sells wasn’t always ...

28 October, 2022

Olympus Trip 35 on Holiday – Part 1 – Keeping it Simple in New Zealand – by David Hume

By David Hume

The Olympus Trip 35 is a compact 35mm viewfinder camera released in the late 1960s that sold millions of units and had a long production run. It’s a famous benchmark camera for ...

29 September, 2022

For Quick Film Scans, Try an Olympus C-8080WZ!

By Dave Powell

An old friend recently asked if I could digitize some 35mm slides of a coastal Maine motel her family once owned. She’d researched the commercial cost of scanning, and before bi...

18 July, 2022

Lomography DigitaLIZA Max Review – By George Griffin

By George G

Shortly after my Using a Mobile Phone And a Free App To Scan Negatives article came out in March, Lomography announced they were releasing a new type of scanning device for scan...

13 May, 2022

Canon Epoca – A Review of A Twice Owned Camera – by Phil Harrison

By Phil Harrison

I blame Kosmo Foto! His article on Ten of the quirkiest compact film cameras reminded me I had once owned a Canon Epoca is a fun camera to use and working well for its age with ...

15 December, 2021

5 Frames with the Olympus Trip 35 – by Chantel Wakefield

By Chantel Wakefield

Amelia Island is located on Florida’s Atlantic coast, and it has the kind of laid-back vibe anyone would enjoy. I've been visiting almost every summer since the mid-2000s. The ...

1 November, 2021

Canonet Review – 43 Years in Preparation – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

In a way, this Canonet review has been 43 years in preparation. I was a teenager when I got into photography. I used to borrow my father’s various rangefinder cameras: fixed len...

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Hamish Gill on A film look is one piece of the puzzle – That is why it never quite works24/10/2026
I’m not really sure what the fuss is about…? The post describes his process of capturing real grain and then…
David Hume on A film look is one piece of the puzzle – That is why it never quite works24/10/2026
Yeah - there's a lot to unpack here. (Says me who's obsessed over this stuff for years.) The question of…
Jeffery Luhn on A film look is one piece of the puzzle – That is why it never quite works24/10/2026
Yeah, I couldn't make sense of it either. At first I thought it was above my mental pay grade, but…
Simon Atkins on 5 Frames with a Minolta CLE – The Myth of the Straight Line23/10/2026
I really enjoy using my CLE, its a very capable camera in such a small size. The only slightly annoying…
Brashtown Czar on A film look is one piece of the puzzle – That is why it never quite works23/10/2026
I agree. Utterly incoherent. A bunch of it smells AI-generated, too. I don't like to be critical, especially of strangers…

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