29 March, 2019
Nikon L35AF – a mini review – by Giacomo Zema
I started shooting film at the beginning of last year when I picked up a mint Canon Eos 620 that I intended to use with my EF lenses (which were tired of my aps-c digital camera...
The Ricoh GR: this series of cameras has had a cult following since its introduction in 1997 in the form of the debut model, simply called the GR1. I didn’t even know Ricoh made...
On paper, the Leica TL offers me very little that I need from a camera. In fact, with the context of having one in my possession, I’d go as far as saying that it’s almost comple...
23 March, 2019
Epson R-D1 review – a digi-film camera – By Simone Zuccarini
The Epson R-D1; the camera for just in case you enjoy the feeling you get from shooting film, but you can't renounce the comforts of a digital camera! It was in fact the first d...
22 March, 2019
Voigtlander 35mm Nokton 1.2 Mini-Review – One of the fastest 35’s around – By Ryan HK
I’ve probably used the 35mm focal length more than any other lens since picking up a camera over 20 years ago. To me, it’s just a nice versatile focal length that excels in a lo...
21 March, 2019
Kodak Portra 400 – Pushing to 1600 – by Simon King
I recently wrote about shooting my first roll of Portra 400, which I had pushed to 800 - my preferred ISO for shooting 400 speed film. There were a few commenters who seemed sur...
20 March, 2019
Ricoh Shotmaster Zoom Super Date Review – By Gavin Bain
What a name right? Ricoh Shotmaster Zoom Super Date. I couldn’t imagine having to walk into a store to order this camera when it first came out. Speaking of which, I have no ide...
In 2019, the Olympus mju-ii - also know as the Olympus Stylus Epic - has gained quite a bit of a cult following. It was regaining popularity back in 2013 but since then it's pop...
