I have many Olympus cameras in my collection. The reason is that you can't really go wrong with Olympus.....Can you? Well, so far I haven't. So, when I came across this IS-1000 ...
In the sweltering Berlin summer of 2010 I sat over what should become my second Adobe Lightroom book. Because of the heat I got up early in the morning to go out and shoot stuff...
If a picture is worth a thousand words, this is already running a bit long at 5,016. To sum up my sentiments, every point-n-shoot is the same. It's called, "The Point-n-Shoot". ...
When my sister asked me for Christmas present suggestions, I just said “film”, and not HP5 or FP4 because I shoot those pretty often. I was very excited to unwrap a roll of Koda...
Going by how much internet reviewers seem obsessed with the speed Kings of today, the little Elmar f2.8/50 seldom seems to get a look in. With its lowly f2.8 aperture it can’t d...
Oh, the sweet joy and mild anguish of packing cameras for a trip when you used to have GAS and therefore now have something of a collection. I quite enjoy it, but I do spend a s...
When I returned to analog photography, I followed several Instagram pages, websites, and Youtube channels to learn and see what I had missed in the days that I had been gone. Fr...
The first generation Leica Summicron 35mm f/2 eight-element lens with attached optics, often called goggles, were made for the Leica M3 to convert its .91x 50mm finder frame, th...