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17 July, 2016

Specialist Film Camera Repair & Modification Companies

By Hamish Gill

A few weeks ago I was contacted by a chap called Matt who suggested it might be nice to create a list of reputable camera repairers. Specifically film camera repairers. Rather...

16 July, 2016

Leica M4 Review

By Hamish Gill

The Leica M4 in many people's eyes is the last of the classic Leica rangefinder cameras. In fact, if you spend any time reading around forums and websites looking for opinion on...

12 July, 2016

Lomo LC-A – 7 Alternatives to the Classic Lomo – by Alan Duncan

By Alan Duncan

The Lomo LC-A has become the iconic 'marmite' camera of our times. Whether you love or hate this Soviet era zone focus compact and what it has come to stand for (or not) - there...

10 July, 2016

An afternoon and evening at Stroud Brewery

By Hamish Gill

A couple of weeks ago I paid a visit to Stroud Brewery. Greg, the chap who owns the place, asked us if we could come along and capture some of the atmosphere of the average Frid...

9 July, 2016

Miranda A-X – Attack of the Clone – Guest Review by Ken Hindle-May

By Ken Hindle-May

All I know is, if you happen to see a Miranda A-X at a car boot sale for a few quid then it's probably worth a punt. You might get the fun 80s point & shoot the AF810 didn't...

7 July, 2016

Olympus XA Review – Mighty Micro Machine – by Michael Rennie

By Michael Rennie

The Olympus XA, what can I say about this legendary little camera that hasn’t been said before? The XA is like a pebble that just sits perfectly in your hand, it just feels righ...

3 July, 2016

Pentax Espio 120 – 1/3rd roll review

By Hamish Gill

Unfortunately this is yet another post about a camera that's failed me in use. The Pentax Espio 120 actually failed me more seriously than the few others that have failed me bef...

2 July, 2016

Zeiss 28mm 2.8 ZM Biogon Review

By Hamish Gill

The Zeiss 28mm ZM Biogon is a Zeiss's answer to the m-mount 28mm lens. Its reputation precedes it as an excellent piece of glass, but however objectively good it is, that's not ...

Jeffery Luhn on 5 (random) frames of Bruxelles with a MIR-1B, a Pentax ME Super and a Kodak TMax400
Andrea, There's nothing like wet city streets at night. Very film noir. A crime scene waiting to happen. I like…
Jeffery Luhn on One Shot Story of Three Guys in a Field, Somewhere in Scotland
That was an interesting read. I'd like to have seen more pix from those experiences.
Jeffery Luhn on First Men on the Moon: A hand made, hand bound photobook
Nik, Thanks for a well written article about making an album. It's an interesting project of a bookmark in time…

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