100-Speed Shootout / Arista v Kentmere v TMax

If you’re just getting into film photography, there’s a discovery you’ve probably made: film is not cheap. And for whatever … More

The Bronica S2A – 1960s 6×6 Perfection

In the 1950s, Zenzaburo Yoshino set out to build what he thought would be the perfect camera. He had paid … More

As 2022 draws to a close, I think it’s appropriate to recognize what an historic year this has been for … More

If you’ve read many photo-forums over the last decade or so, you’ve undoubtedly seen high praise for Minolta’s Rokkor line … More

How to use your camera to digitize your film.

The Christmas “season” is in full swing these days. And one of the benefits to having satellite TV with 113 … More

The year was 1975. And in America, we liked things BIG. And the Pentax K2 suited us just fine.

Add to this the fact that you won’t ever have to pay for film and processing and this hobby of ours is looking more frugal by the minute!

A description of interchangeable SLR focusing screens and their intended uses.

Growing up in the USA during the late 70s and early 80s, my mindset regarding the Soviet Union would have … More