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16 September, 2025

One Shot Story – Resilience

By Tim Piscitelli

16 September, 2025

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31 July, 2024

Voigtlander Vito CLR – Early Experiences with little Stips

By Miguel ángel Mendez

It all starts in the city of Portland, USA where my friend Claus Junker lives, someone who knows my passion for photography and cameras. In one of our regular calls, Claus told ...

30 July, 2024

5 Frames with Contax T2 and Kodak Tri-x 400

By Mrigank Shekhar

With my upcoming trip to Europe in May/June this year, I knew this would be an amazing chance for me to take pictures of anything and everything. I wanted to use this opportunit...

30 July, 2024

Instant Arctic – Emulsion Lifting on the Edge of the World

By Josua Schindewolf

Well, here we are. Once every while during the pursuit of your passion you get to wonder what’s wrong with you to make you end up in the current situation your in. For me, this ...

29 July, 2024

Olympus OM2n – Best of Both Worlds?

By Julian Tanase

As with most of my short reviews of cameras that I own or have owned in the past, I am going to discuss here how I personally see and understand this Olympus OM2n. Of course, th...

28 July, 2024

Ihagee Kine Exacta 1936 Round Window – Accidentally Discovering a Camera Brand I’d not heard of

By Morris Bagnall

I shot film back in the 1980’s with my Pentax ME Super. I sold it when I was broke and never really picked up a camera again until 2001 when my son was born. Since then I’ve own...

27 July, 2024

5 Frames with a Sony DSC R1 bridge camera – from Commute to Salsa.

By Danilo Leonardi

On my way to catch the tube at King’s Cross Station, I heard music coming from the other end of the piazza. For a split-second, it all felt surreal. About 50 meters from the b...

26 July, 2024

Shrovetide in Lazarim

By Paulo Monteiro

Lazarim is a town in the municipality of Lamego, which is located 12 kilometers from the city of Lamego. It has around 500 inhabitants, but during Shrovetide the floating popula...

26 July, 2024

Sony NEX-7 from 2011 Revisited – Sony and APS-C – part 3 of 3

By Bob Janes

In this series, I have previous talked about the Sony R1 and Sony a700, in this review, we look back at the Sony NEX-7 Back in 2010, Sony were still committed to their inherited...

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Curtis Heikkinen on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
Nice piece, Bob! Very well done and interesting images!
Dave Powell on Ansco Titan – A Stylish 6×6 120 Folder
Thanks my friend! And yes, I was much too careful bracketing my shots. It was before I got into bulk…
Jeffery Luhn on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
Pentax made some solid cameras, especially the Spotmatic. My negative files from the 1970s are loaded with sharp images from…

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