Minolta Riva Panorama Archives

The Minolta P’s on a table, viewed from a slight front angle.

20 July, 2026

Minolta P’s Review – More And Less for Pocket Panoramics

By Gale Lee

The concept of doing more with less is nothing new; in many ways, it’s a fundamental principle of good design. That fact is readily apparent when it comes to the tools we use in...

27 January, 2021

5 (Vertical) Frames with a Minolta Riva Panorama and Kodak ProImage 100 – By Victor Lopez

By vicvl

This small camera has gotten some highlights on 35mmc over the years. Hamish already has published a really good take, hence, I won't bother you much with the details. I’ll just...

18 May, 2020

Lomography Metropolis Film and the Minolta Riva Panorama

By Hamish Gill

Before the Covid-19 lockdown in the UK began, I was casually shooting what had started to become a bit of a project. In reality, it’s little more than me loading Lomography Metr...

22 February, 2016

Minolta Riva Panorama – A Fun Intermezzo – by Aukje

By Aukje

My first year of shooting film Part 6 (Read Part 5 here) I have a confession to make. I am starting to feel a bit like I am cheating, and slowly it is making me feel more uncomf...

18 November, 2014

Minolta Riva Panorama Review – A simple joy!

By Hamish Gill

If I pick up a camera with a panorama switch on it – a switch that blacks out the top and bottom of the viewfinder and flaps in some plastic panels to partially block the ...

Evan on Free Photo Editing Apps – A Comparison and some Personal Experiences
Hi there, I loved your article on free photo editing apps! It’s great to see a comparison that helps users…
Geoff Chaplin on 5 Frames of Washi F in Mach.
I like the final two shots very much. I don't think I've ever shot ortho film (other than special applications)…
Geoff Chaplin on “Big Yellow Taxi”
Thanks Walter. Yes sometimes it's the ordinary that turns out to be important or unusual from a future perspective. Street…

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