Photography and Blogs
As I’ve mentioned before, I was never really a fan of using an on-camera flash. But that changed after seeing the work of one of my favorite photographers, Martin Parr. … Continue reading Godox iT30Pro: A Small but Powerful TTL Flash
Looking to shoot analog but are discouraged by the rising cost of film? Maybe shooting black & white is the way to go! Here, I’ll talk about how B&W can … Continue reading Kentmere Pan 400: Why You Should Shoot Black and White Film in 2026
Yes! a third party lens have saved the day again. Today, I’ll be reviewing the affordable, neat looking, good performing wide-angle prime lens from TTArtisan – the TTArtisan 17mm f1.8 … Continue reading TTartisan 17mm f1.8 AIR lens review – X mount
It’s been a while but hey, I’m back! Back with a charm… Kodak Charmera that is (cue akward silence). Ugh, that long hiatus makes my writing rusty, well it has … Continue reading Kodak Charmera keychain camera review
As I grew older, my camera preferences has also evolved. I traded my DSLR camera to a mirrorless camera because of size. Then I started using prime lenses for compact … Continue reading Viltrox 28mm F4.5 AF “Chip” lens review – X mount
I’ve never been a fan of using flash. They are bulky and big, this was especially true when I was still using DSLR’s. Although I am fully aware of the … Continue reading Yongnuo YN6 Mini Flash – Portable and affordable retro looking flash
It’s been a while but I’m back! Went on a little hiatus mostly due to other priorities and also because of my depleting stock of 35mm film. I had a … Continue reading Kodak ultramax 400 and the last of summer
The Minolta A5 is as simple as any rangefinder film camera can get. No electronics, no unnecessary features, well built and reliable – a true mechanical wonder. If you are … Continue reading Minolta A5 rangefinder film camera – analog camera done right!
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