Every film photographer has that camera that got them to fall in love with film. To some, it’s their parent’s Pentax K1000 that’s been in the family for years. To…
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Film and Darkroom
In my last blog post I talked about how to shoot paper negatives in your 4x5 camera. If you haven't tried it, have a look and get some tips on... Continue reading →
The Konica Recorder is one I’ve always wanted to try. It’s another camera that caught my eye with its extreme good looks and unique design, but I hadn’t seen one…
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Harman Phoenix 200 A few weeks ago, we saw Harman release their brand new colour film into the world and it was interesting to see how varied the results were…
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Every inch of the Canon Demi radiates a 1960's vibe, but my favourite part is that it has no corners, and that is the only real reason I wanted it. ... Continue reading →
If you are fortunate enough to have a long relationship with photography you may find you have certain obsessions that you can neither explain or fully control. At least I…
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With the cost of film these days, it can be challenging to find the cash to get into large format photography. Not to mention the (perfectly normal and expected) mistakes... Continue reading →
At first glance I was immediately awestruck, standing mouth agape as I stared for an uncomfortable amount of time at the Minolta 3000i with its 50mm f1.8 lens before me... Continue reading →
The Polaroid SX-70 ”Model 1” is a classic instant camera that was first introduced in 1972. The name S-X is a code name, meaning special experiment. It is known for... Continue reading →
I’ve noticed that some of the older scuffed up cameras could use a little cosmetic snazzing up – though that’s not to say a brand new shiny camera wouldn’t look…
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