This is the story of how I discovered the Nikon F6. To begin, I have to admit that I am really a Leica fan. Especially the analog M cameras with the beautiful viewfinder, the ex...
When you get right down to it, there are only three things a camera needs to do: form an image, record that image, and be otherwise light-tight. All the rest – focusing aids, li...
3 October, 2020
KW Reflex Box Camera History & Review – By Dan Cuny
The KW Reflex-Box camera doesn't have the rarity or notoriety as Hasselblad or Leica. However, it's a fun example of a mix between a reflex and a box camera that never caught on...
This is a comparison review of two of Minolta's last film SLRs, separated by only 3 years and aimed, for the most part at the same audience. These were fully featured SLRs with ...
29 September, 2020
Minolta SRT 101 Review – My Funny Valentine – By Bob Janes
A recent re-associating with the Pentax Spotmatic F had me pondering about some of the other ‘Golden Oldies’ that have been sitting by the skirting board in my living room for a...
28 September, 2020
The Reveni Labs Light Meter Review – (Small) Size is Everything
I backed the Reveni Labs Light Meter pretty much the moment I saw it had gone live - I had a small advantage as I knew it was happening before, but I was still a little disappoi...
25 September, 2020
Minolta Riva Zoom 110 Mini-Review – The Perfect Camera for a New Dad – By Or Sachs
I'm now shooting a Minolta Riva Zoom 110 point & shoot film camera - I want to tell you the story of how I came to choose this camera, and how well it has worked out for me.
22 September, 2020
Through the (Looking) Glass – Photographing Portraits in the time of COVID-19 – By Carole Evans
Through the (Looking) Glass is a series of portraits of my neighbours, taken through their windows during Lockdown 2020. It is shot using slide film, on a Hasselblad camera, and...
