Latest posts
Harman launches reloadable Kentmere camera
Harman – the company behind the UK’s Ilford Photo – has released a new reloadable disposable camera kit along with rolls of its Kentmere-brand...
Jeff Bridges brings his Widelux panoramic camera to Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Actor Jeff Bridges is a fervent fan of film photography, often bringing his Widelux panoramic camera on set, and capturing behind-the-scenes pictures.
Bridges – who...
Ilford Photo teases new film announcement
Ilford Photo has teased a new film announcement later this month
On Monday, the English film producer’s social channels showed a multi-coloured graphic with silhouettes...
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
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,...
Olympus Mju-II review
By Ronald Hogenboom
You either 'get' the Mju-II, or you don't. If you don't, you might compare it unfavourably to your SLR, or to a more...
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...
