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31 October, 2017

Peak Design Everyday Sling 5L – News and mini-review

By Hamish Gill

After my recent review of the Peak strap system, I started contemplating a desire for one of their bigger bags. I’ve not had bag GAS before - it turns out I might be a big fan o...

28 October, 2017

Canon Demi C – Half-frame with a tele lens – Guest review by Tobias Eriksson

By Flashknappen

The following review is of the Demi C - to my knowledge, along with the Olympus Pen F and FT model SLR cameras it's the only half frame with interchangeable lenses. Actually thi...

22 October, 2017

Lomography 20mm f/5.6 Zenit New Russar+ Review

By Hamish Gill

The Lomography Zenit 20mm f5.6 New Russar+ is a remake of a 1960's Russian lens known as the Russar MR-2. As an ultra-wide it will hold a certain attraction to folks with a penc...

21 October, 2017

Second City – Making My First Zine – by Richard PJ Lambert

By Richard PJ Lambert

I’m a very unprofessional, self-taught film photographer from Birmingham. There is always a camera in my pocket and I like to experiment with different techniques to capture the...

14 October, 2017

Fuji X100f Review – Has Fuji lost sight of the elegant original concept?

By Hamish Gill

The Fuji X100f is the fourth iteration in the series. I had the original X100, but since then we’ve seen the a number of changes and additions to the design, first through an ‘s...

8 October, 2017

Peak Design Slide Lite, Field Pouch, Leash and Cuff – A System Review

By Hamish Gill

For the last month or so with varying levels of commitment I’ve been using a Peak Designs Field Pouch with (and sometimes without) a Peak Design Slide Lite strap. Latterly, I ha...

7 October, 2017

Canon EOS 300x & 40mm f/2.8 STM Review – My Compact Camera – by Mauro Pastore

By Mauro Pastore

A few years ago I decided to look for a compact camera to always carry with me. After trying a couple of rangefinder, a plastic point-and-shot and a couple of Minox, none of whi...

1 October, 2017

Paterson Universal Developing Tank – by Parallax Photographic

By Parallax Photographic

So you have decided to start developing your film. We help a lot of people get set up to process their film at home. It is a good choice - it’s surprisingly simple and can save ...

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Geoff Chaplin on Meet Me Mum – One-Shot Story
As always an enjoyable, interesting, challenging and somewhat scary read. Now what is your scientific explanation for these experiences?
David Smith on Capturing the War of 1812 on Film – Reenactment of the Battle of Longwoods
Haha...thanks for sharing that, Jeffery! The cannons were pretty loud at this battle as well. Cheers ~david
David Smith on Capturing the War of 1812 on Film – Reenactment of the Battle of Longwoods
Thanks, Geoff! Although Great Britan/Canada ultimately won the war, the Americans did win the Battle of Longwoods. Cheers ~david

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