New Half Frame Camera The Pentax 17 looks absolutely beautiful, the more I look at it the more I like it. I’ve shown it to some non-photographer friends and even…
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The Double Shot is a plastic half frame camera from Flic Film. This is an inexpensive plastic reusable camera, very similar to the (Kodak H35 camera). It has very minimal…
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The Mamiya 645 Pro is a medium format film camera that has garnered a solid reputation among photographers for its robust build quality, versatility, and excellent image quality. Originally released…
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The Tachihara Hope 4×5 field camera is a well-regarded choice among large format photographers, particularly those who value portability and ease of use. The body is constructed from wood (likely…
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The Leica M6 TTL is a highly sought-after film rangefinder camera that combines the legendary Leica M6’s mechanical excellence with the added benefit of through-the-lens (TTL) metering and a unique…
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The Polaroid I-2 is the first analog instant camera with built-in manual controls. Paired with the sharpest-ever Polaroid lens and a unique chemistry of Polaroid film, and you have…
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My go to Black and White film to push is none other than Ilford Hp5 Plus. As some may know, rating, metering, and developing Ilford HP5 in different ways gives…
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Harman Phoenix 200 A few weeks ago, we saw Harman release their brand new colour film into the world and it was interesting to see how varied the results were…
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If you are fortunate enough to have a long relationship with photography you may find you have certain obsessions that you can neither explain or fully control. At least I…
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The Polaroid SX-70 ”Model 1” is a classic instant camera that was first introduced in 1972. The name S-X is a code name, meaning special experiment. It is known for... Continue reading →