Wow, what a deal! There is a black paint Leica MP for sale on Ebay for $104,000. The seller even has a 99.4% positive feedback with over 8500 feedbacks. So…who is going to take the plunge?
Some of you may have heard the rumors going around the internet saying Leica is stopping production of their MP and M7 film cameras. I have received about 20-30 emails with links to various web sites who picked up the story from a web site and there is a reason I did not post that [Read More...]
May 212010
Hey guys! It’s Friday and I have some new film shots for ya! I had a roll of Fuji Velvia 100 processed through Dwayne’s in KS and realized that I did not ask for scans, just processing! BUT these slides came just 4 days after I sent them. AMAZING speed. I used these pre-paid mailers [Read More...]
May 132010
Someone e-mailed this to me today. It appears NCPS, one of the largest and most popular labs to send your film to for processing and scanning is in need of help! Check out their HELP WANTED ad on San Diego Craigslist. I wonder if sites like this one who are re-descovering film and talking about [Read More...]
The Leica MP Camera Review – Film is NOT dead! By Steve Huff Well, it’s Friday and many have been on the look out for the “Friday Film” update. Well, today I have a VERY SPECIAL edition because I decided to post my Leica MP real world use review which will be filled with all [Read More...]
Apr 232010
It’s Friday and the weekend is almost here. I think I am finally settled back into my routine because I just spent a couple of hours scanning a bunch of B&W film and answering some e-mails. As you may have seen in the video I posted last night, my Leica MP arrived and even with [Read More...]
Apr 222010
Received it today! This is the best film RF camera ever. Full review coming soon! For now, here is a video I did right after it arrived. Enjoy! Come back tomorrow for “Film Friday”!
Last month I was contacted by Pbase Magazine about featuring my Homeless Project in their March issue. These images have been published before but this time I decided to re-visit and re-edit the masters which were all shot on Tri-X with a Leica MP and 50 Summicron. As I went through them I remembered how [Read More...]
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