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 a...
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 liv...
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...
22 September, 2020
MS-Optics Converted Yashica T4 35mm f/3.5 Tessar – The Hunt for the Commute Camera pt.1 – By Hern Tan
My very first barn-find Yashica T5 had proven itself to be a stinker. First it made a heck of a racket every time it took a picture, and the lag between pressing the shutter but...
