Moments pass, but some leave a mark. And when all is said and done, isn’t that what photography is about? One time, one meeting. And if we are lucky, a picture to remember it by.
read moreNew details on the Pentax Film Project’s first new camera – a half frame compact for beginners and young people.
read moreJames is here with a long term review of the the flagship instant film camera from Polaroid, the Polaroid I-2.
read moreThe Epson R-D1 is the best digital camera for people who love film cameras. Today’s guest author, Cezar Gomez, tells why.
read moreJames reviews an ultra-small manual focus 45mm Nikkor made for the Nikon FM3a, a lens well-suited for today’s mirror-less digital cameras!
read moreJames answers your questions about cameras and photography.
read moreLooking back at the time that Canon made a fruit-themed APS film camera, the ELPH Shades Sunshine.
read moreWe review the Nikon Nikkor Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena, a super-fast, high spec, mid-tele portrait lens for Nikon’s Z series cameras.
read moreMiNT Camera has just announced that their new 35mm film camera will be called the Rollei 35AF, and that it will be released in Summer 2024.…
read moreThe Minolta P’s is a simple and cheap point and shoot camera with a neat gimmick – an ultra wide lens and panoramic aspect ratio!
read moreJames is here with a shopping list for the photographer in your life. Enjoy!
read moreJames review the Nikon N2000, a superb value 35mm film SLR that’s as good today as it was when it first released in 1985.
read moreIn the1990s, Canon launched their new EOS Rebel camera with one of the defining marketing campaigns of the decade – “Image Is Everything.”
read moreJames reviews the world’s newest color film from the makers of Ilford black-and-white film, Harman Phoenix 200.
read moreA three-minute read containing everything you need to know about the launch of Harman’s brand new color film, Phoenix 200.
read moreA low cost classic lens that makes images full of character. Here’s our review of the Minolta MC W Rokkor HG 35mm F/2.8.
read moreThe past has a way of disappearing.
read moreA Polaroid travelogue; shooting a coastal Maine harbor village with a Polaroid camera from 1982, and everything that comes with it.
read moreJames lists a number of the best medium format film cameras for people just starting their medium format journey.
read moreJames reviews the Adox 300, a 35mm film camera from 1956 with one very rare feature – interchangeable film magazines.
read moreI went to my first-ever photography meet-up this year at Polacon NYC. As a girl from a small town, I’d never seen so many film cameras…
read moreLomography has just announced massive price cuts on their medium format film. Here are all the juicy details.
read moreDylan compares the Minolta XE7 with a similarly designed Nikon from the same era.
read moreJames shoots a fifty year old roll of Kodak Panatomic X, a fine grain, low speed black and white film.
read moreSarah shares why the perfect travel camera today is a cheap old digicam, a digital point and shoot from the 2000s.
read moreThe Kodak Ektar H35 is the most affordable way to get into film photography. Just don’t expect high quality build or images.
read morePolaroid announces their newest and most capable instant film camera, the Polaroid I-2!
read moreJames reviews the Nikon Nikkor Z 40mm f/2, a high performance, compact, lightweight full-frame Nikon Z Mount lens that costs just $279.
read moreRoberto shares some tips and generally sound advice learned after five years of hunting and thrifting for special cameras.
read moreJames comes with something different today, a review of a video game that’s all about photographing birds.
read moreJames takes y’all on a stroll through Boston’s Seaport District with a Contax TVS Digital point and shoot from 2002.
read moreJosh finally finds his ideal digital / film camera kit. Here’s why it’s the Fuji X-T1 and a suite of old Olympus Pen lenses.
read moreFILM Ferrania’s newest film is here, and today’s guest author Daler Fergani kindly shares their experience shooting it.
read moreJames finally finds a true solution to the problem of scanning film – Nikon’s ES-2 Film Digitizing Adapter.
read moreJames reviews the Nikon Nikkor Z MC 50mm F/2.8, the standard prime macro lens for Nikon’s Z series cameras.
read moreJim Graves previews Analogue Wonderlands new branded film, WonderPan 400, a black and white film meant to be pushed!
read moreJames reviews the Canon Sure Shot Tele, an interesting and surprising point-and-shoot 35mm film camera from 1986.
read moreM. For. Film reveals a side of photography that most of us will never know through this interview with an Uncle who lived and photographed through the Cambodian Civil War.
read moreJames Reviews the Canon Snappy Q, a point-and-shoot 35mm film camera from 1989 that’s a perfect summer accessory today.
read moreA photographer explores the gear of large format photography, and how it influences their process and philosophy.
read moreJames photographs a rabbit with an old telephoto zoom lens. It took 30 minutes, 60 dollars, and his mind off of stressful stuff.
read moreWe review the Olympus XA2, the point and shoot evolution of Maitani’s amazing compact XA series 35mm film cameras.
read moreJames stands in the Gulf of Mexico, gets sun poisoning, and shoots the new color film from ORWO, Wolfen NC500.
read moreHi Taylor! Can you start out by telling us a little bit about yourself? My name is Taylor and I am a film photographer based in…
read moreAfter a long thrift-store drought, Josh finds new fun in Baby’s First Photo, a 35mm toy camera. And then he puts it to good use.
read moreA father shares his love of photography with his kids by sharing his DSLR.
read moreJames examines the origin of the 50mm “standard lens” and why what we percieve as “standard” may be changing for the better.
read moreJames shoots a 100-plus year old camera, the Contessa Nettel / Zeiss Ikon Piccolette. And we have pictures!
read moreIn an age when every price increase or film cancellation sparks fear that our beloved medium, film, is going away, I should be nothing but elated…
read moreIt’s time for our favorite game. Identify that camera! This time we’re examining the props seen in the trailer for the latest Wes Anderson film, Asteroid City.
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