Film has always been the standard I measure against on the quality and color of digital imagery. The texture of grain with higher ISO, the colors rendered from the film -- these...
Me and my family recently spent a week driving around North Wales in my wife’s van. Me being me, I wanted to take a lot of photos. I also took a lot of cameras. 3 more than I ac...
21 March, 2022
The Rise of the Vintage Digital Camera
A good camera is a good camera, right? That’s how it should be. Of course, in the world of digital cameras where the image making technology is built into the camera, how long a...
27 August, 2021
Panasonic GF1 & 7Artisans 18mm – My Analog Point & Shoot Experience Digital Camera – By Frankie Bina
I love the simplest point & shoot film cameras. Take a Holga or some cheap disposable/reusable model and just go enjoy shooting. They are so easy to use, so hard to master, so m...
28 December, 2020
FujiFilm E-550 Review – A Balancing Act – By Adam Kendall
The E-Series cameras from FujiFilm are, as I have come to realize, are simply complex. The E-500/510, E-900 and Fujifilm E-550 that sits between the two are both progression and...
16 September, 2020
Olympus Mju-mini Digital – The OTHER Mju – By Orkhan Abbasov
Many years ago when I was a child I saw a TV ad publicizing a very small and beautiful Olympus Mju-mini Digital. The design of this camera stuck somewhere deep inside my brain, ...
21 August, 2020
FujiFilm E-900 Review – a Sublime Paradox – By Adam Kendall
The FujiFilm 'E' series of cameras offer the user a classic, straight-forward experience. This is especially true of the FujiFilm E-900 - the designers took what worked from the...
Big sensor compact cameras are a special breed. In most cases, they are riddled with compromises which the end user ends up hating, or embracing. It is a love-hate relationship....