Film photography
Analogue cameras, film stocks and developing. For photographers who shoot film.
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5 frames with a Leica M4-2, Seagull M 35mm f1.7 and Kentmere Pan 400
Sold it two weeks later. Instead I bought an M4-2, which (like the -P) I immediately covered in black tape so now I can’t tell them apart.
The Ludd Club - An Analog Story
Until I met the Luddites, I hadn’t really thought too deeply on whether the choice of format - as opposed to the content of a photo - had a deeper political meaning
5 frames with a 85mm and a 75mm lens - Does it make a difference?
Recently, several 75mm lenses for full-frame cameras were presented by Chinese lens manufacturers. Only few 75mm lenses were produced in the past, like the Zeiss Biotar 75mm (a remake is available) and the Leica 75mm lenses for M-mount cameras. Leica never produced R-mount 75mm lenses. They do offer now a 75mm lens for L-mount cameras.
Digital Super 8 - Documentary Filmmaking with the Panasonic X1600 Camcorder
One of the X1600’s standout selling points for me is its ability to record 4:2:2 10-bit color internally, incredibly valuable in post-production.
Priority of man - One Shot Story
Morocco, at the end of summer, is indeed a nice place to visit. No oppressive heat, not too many tourists
Digicam Vibes from the Saddle - An Olympus TG-310 in South Korea
Of course I took photos. I decided to use my Olympus TG-310 - a 14MP compact waterproof digicam from 2011 - rather than use my iPhone
Olympus Pen D From - Digital Street to Half-Frame
For many photographers, there is a clear divide between shooting digital and shooting film – not just because of the intrinsic qualities of each medium, but also because of the different mindsets applied when using different formats. In my photographic journey, I was initially attracted to the “film” look. At the time, rather than just
5 frames with a 1933 Leica II
I tell you, Barnack Leica Virus is real. Once infected, the only cure is to get a Barnack Leica, wait a second, may be two.
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