A Vintage look at the Minolta Hi- Matic 7sII By Brandon Huff Ahhh the Minolta 7sII, a sleek Japanese Rangefinder curated in 1977 as an upgrade from earlier renditions dating back to 1962. The camera […]
Business trip with medium format film. Part I – Milan&Como By Aivaras Sidla I’ll start not from photo story, instead bit of way around it; have to make confession first – I have a perfect […]
The Rollei35S with FP4 film in Africa by Aloys Main – His Instagram is HERE Hi Steve, As I told you I wanted to share with you, some of my vintage experience with a rollei […]
Into darkness with Ilford film cover photo – Pentax MZ-S, SMC Pentax-FA 43mm F1.9 Limited Another day, another film and another report. And yes, I stole name of article from Star Trek. Even in shrinking […]
A Return to Film from the Leica Monochrom by James Suojanen Hey Steve! I began making photographs in the 1960’s using a 35mm rangefinder and developing my own black and white film. I also made […]
Film Friday: Hasselblad 500C Love by Massimilliano Farinetti My photographic evolution brought me back to the roots and after the Leica M2 (daily inspiration #736) I traded it in for a very nice 1961 Hasselblad […]
New Ilford B&W Disposable Cameras – XP2 and HP5 to go.. So you want a Leica Monochrom but do not want to shell out the mega cash to obtain one? Want to shoot B&W and […]
Traveling and Film Photography by Ibraar Hussain When people talk about travel and photography, exotic National Geographic or Lonely Planet type pictures come to mind, blue lagoons, snow-crested mountains, arid deserts and dusty hot Asian […]
Film Types and Examples By Tyson Call One of the most daunting things about starting to shoot film can be walking into your local camera store and seeing multiple varieties of colored boxes with names […]
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 […]
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