After numerous student requests, we have decided to put a couple of older 35mm film bodies into the Beau Photo Rental Department! The Beau Photo Rental Department strives to have…
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35mm Film Camera
Picking up from my previous blog (a disguised treatise on the benefits of change, or rather a stubborn capitulation of myocardium to photo walks), I chose to explore a city... Continue reading →
The Leica M6 TTL is a highly sought-after film rangefinder camera that combines the legendary Leica M6’s mechanical excellence with the added benefit of through-the-lens (TTL) metering and a unique…
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We didn't choose the thug life, the thug life chose us. Long before I picked up my first point-and-shoot camera, Mom was the token pointer (and shooter) of our family.... Continue reading →
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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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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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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The Hasselblad XPan II, the successor to the Hasselblad XPan In the sneaker community, every sneakerhead has a “grail,” ie: a shoe that is highly sought after, most likely a…
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The rising prices of film point and shoots is a very popular topic of discussion both in store between staff and customers, as well as in the general film photographer…
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