Why I shoot film in 2024
Let’s get one thing clear first, I don’t shoot film exclusively. That would be unreasonably expensive for me at the moment. Although I do find shooting more and more films … Continue reading Why I shoot film in 2024
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Let’s get one thing clear first, I don’t shoot film exclusively. That would be unreasonably expensive for me at the moment. Although I do find shooting more and more films … Continue reading Why I shoot film in 2024
I am always fascinated with compact cameras especially if they offer lots of controls. Most compact cameras (film or digital), usually minimize functions or controls in favor of size – … Continue reading Ricoh 500G – Compact film camera for everyday carry
Looking for an affordable, manual focus film slr? Today, we’ll take a look at the Pentax ZX-M – a lesser known film SLR from pentax released in the 90’s. This … Continue reading Pentax ZX-M film SLR
If you’ve read my blogs before, it’s no secret that I am a huge Nikon fan and have recently started collecting their film cameras. Today, I’ll review my yet another … Continue reading Nikon FM2 Film SLR review
My hunt for vintage cameras took an interesting twist with my purchase of the Nikon D100, a 6-megapixel CCD APS-C sensor DSLR camera released in 2002. This was my first … Continue reading Nikon D100 – 6mp CDD DSLR camera from 2002
Today we’ll look at the affordable Nikon 28mm f2.8 E wide-angle lens. The Nikon E series lenses are a line of Nikon lenses that are both easy on the wallet … Continue reading Nikon 28mm f2.8 E review – Affordable wide angle manual lens
So what does it look like to shoot an expired 35mm film, let alone a 2-decade-old one? Shooting expired film always comes with a risk, you’ll never know what results … Continue reading Shooting a 2-decade-old expired film | Konica Centuria 200
Want to improve the quality of your photos? Are you dreaming of that creamy bokeh and unique characters to your images or just looking to have some real fun with … Continue reading Using vintage lenses on your digital camera