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Kodak Ektachrome E100 120 and 4×5 out this month
Update: Film is now being released worldwide, and recommended pricing for the 120 film has also been confirmed.
Kodak Ektachrome E100 slide film is to...
You can now buy a Lego large format photographer
Lego’s Minifigures have been a massively popular addition to the Danish toy giant’s line-up.
The Minifigures series launched in 2010 and so far counts some...
New Yashica plastic film camera launched on Kickstarter
The company using the Yashica name has launched another camera project on Kickstarter.
The Yashica MF-2 Super is a compact camera based on the camera...
Kosmopedia
Kosmopedia: Yashica T4/T5
Kyocera could have had no idea what it was doing when it launched the Yashica T4 on the world in 1990.
The T4 was just...
Kosmopedia: Olympus XA2
The Lomo LC-A, if it were designed by a Japanese genius
The Olympus XA2 is a viewfinder 35mm camera made by Olympus from 1980 until...
Kosmopedia: Agfa CT100 Precisa
The film that built Lomography.
Agfa CT100 Precisa was Agfa's consumer-grade 100-ISO slide film during the 1990s and 2000s.
Germany's Agfa had been making colour transparency...
Camera reviews
Lomography Fisheye 2 review
By Ronnie Brandon
Flipping channels one summer's evening a handful of years ago I happened across a BBC1 feature about an analogue film revival. Congruity...
Pentax ESII: The camera that captured rock’s most iconic photograph
In May 2007, I went to take pictures of the Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers for a long-term project shooting bands at soundcheck.
For...
Praktica BMS review
By Marek Orihel
These are simple but great camera coming from the factory of Pentacon – the company responsible for cameras such as Exakta 4.5x6,...
52 Photo Tips
52 Photo Tips #26: Don’t overlook toy cameras
This is the latest in a series in collaboration with Film's Not Dead.
They were the cameras built for curious fingers and enthusiastic, is...
52 Photo Tips #25: f/8 and be there
This is the latest in a series in collaboration with Film's Not Dead
There's a lot more to the photojournalist's maxim "f8 and be there"...
52 Photo Tips #24: Find a favourite film
This is the 24th post in a series in collaboration with Film's Not Dead.
When you first start shooting film, the choices can be a...
