James reviews the latest OLED light meter from KEKS, the KEKS KM02. At $110, it’s a real contender for best value light meter.
read moreWe spotlight every single instant film camera available to buy right now in today’s instant camera buyer’s guide!
read moreNikon’s ultra-wide rectilinear 15mm f/5.6 is a rare, wonderful, and (obviously) very wide lens that every Nikon fan should experience.
read moreThe Ricoh GR1 was Ricoh’s first premium 35mm point and shoot film camera, and it’s one of the best of the type. But it comes at a price.
read moreShooting Polacon, a massive annual gathering of instant film fiends, on Fuji Instax film with a large format camera.
read moreRay Bradbury’s Sun and Shadow is a beautiful short story that examines photographic cultural appropriation. Synopsis and thoughts in today’s article.
read moreThe Instax Mini Evo is Fuji’s newest Instax Mini instant film camera, and it’s also a digital camera. See why that’s so great in this review.
read moreWant to shoot film without spending a ton of money? Here’s one simple tip that will help you make that happen!
read moreJames reviews the Rollei SL35M, a basic 35mm film SLR camera from the 1970s, and tells what makes it special in today’s digital world.
read moreJames weighs in on the push/pull between those who love photography first and those who simply love cameras.
read moreHere’s a fast rundown of why you may want to consider an Olympus Pen F, FT, or FV as an alternative to the point and shoot camera.
read moreJames spent a couple of weeks shooting the Contax S2 earlier in the summer. Here’s everything he learned about this titanium SLR.
read moreCan you start off by giving us a quick intro to yourself? My name is Jessica Dunston. I’m originally from Raleigh, NC. I just recently moved…
read moreSometimes things feel complicated, our brains and shelves get cluttered. At these times, getting back to basics can add some clarity.
read moreI got an interesting email the other day. Seems that MiNT Camera wants to make a new premium 35mm film compact. And they just might do it.
read morePolaroid is poised to announce something new (not a camera, they say) on September 21st. What could it be?
read moreRich lays out the good and the bad about Lomography’s Lomo LC-A 120, a super cheap medium format film camera.
read moreDylan makes the case for cheap manual focus telephoto lenses, and offers some tips on how to buy, shoot, and enjoy them.
read moreJames reviews the Nikon Nikkor Z 20mm F/1.8 S, the newest ultra-wide prime lens for Nikon Z series cameras.
read moreGuest Author Isaac D. Pacheco brings us along as they shoot the summer beach on two rolls of (very) expired Kodak Kodacolor film!
read moreLukas shoots the American dream with the Fuji X Pro 3, from the window of a cross-country train (New York City to San Francisco).
read moreMilo Krims sold their pristine Mamiya C330, bought a rather worn replacement, and was surprised by the quality of the images it made.
read moreCheyenne reviews the Konishiroku ( Konica ) Pearl IV, one of the last, and best, folding medium format film cameras to come out of Japan.
read moreFilm photographer Han Phan chats with us about photography, her parents, portrait projects, and the rising costs of photography.
read moreDaniel Rider stumbled into a Contax TVS, and inadvertently realized it’s the perfect camera for the streets of Bangkok (and beyond).
read moreSroyon reviews the Ihagee Exa, an early 35mm film SLR camera with plenty of weird quirks (and a nice suite of lenses!).
read moreIn today’s guest post, Matthias Jambon unravels the curse of the Hasselblad XPan (in the form of a camera review).
read moreJames reviews Nikon’s most exotic, enticing (and expensive) point and shoot 35mm film camera, the Nikon 28Ti.
read more“Don’t go to Dungeness, it’s bleak as hell and everyone lives in sheds.” Despite the warning, I went, and shot the place on film.
read moreAllysse reviews the Minolta SRT 303, a simple and effective 35mm film camera that’s suitable for those looking to learn.
read moreOn Father’s Day, Nicholas takes an emotional journey with his Father’s Nikon.
read moreDanielle profiles Lomography Lomochrome Purple, a trippy and mesmerizing film that creates incredible worlds of color.
read moreIn the era of ever-dwindling color film options, it’s nice to see new options emerging. Here’s one, Santacolor, a new film now crowdfunding.
read moreJim Graves profiles another great 35mm SLR camera for beginner film photographers – the Minolta Dynax 500Si Super.
read moreRich introduces us to the Sirui 50mm Anamorphic lens, and compares the images it makes with the infamous Hasselblad X Pan.
read moreJames reviews Canon’s last professional 35mm film SLR camera, the Canon EOS 1V. It’s nearly perfect, and surprisingly priced.
read moreJames offers an opinion on the recurring product launches that promise to turn your film camera into a digital camera.
read moreJames explores the unclear origin of “f/8 and be there” and contemplates what the photographic mantra really means today.
read moreVintage sports cars and film cameras leads to thoughts on the photographic killer instinct in today’s guest post by Jacob Downey.
read moreStar Wars is packed full of props, and its no surprise that many of them were made from recycled camera parts! Here are a few.
read moreJames reviews a somewhat anonymous and simple Polaroid instant film camera – 1981’s The Button.
read moreLukas hits the road with a car full of friends and a Kodak digicam from the early aughts.
read moreJames reviews the new book Shooting Film : Everything You Need to Know About Analogue Photography by Ben Hawkins and Lisa Kanaever-Hunsicker.
read moreJames reviews a beautiful, old-school rangefinder-focusing 35mm film camera from Olympus, the Olympus 35-S of 1955.
read moreIt’s a slow day here at CP HQ. Not going to lie.
read moreMatthew Morse shares the story of his beautiful daughter and the tricycle that’s more than a toy, in today’s Single Shot Stories.
read moreLately I’ve been scouring internet archives for old television commercials from our favorite camera and film brands. Enjoy!
read moreThe most iconic photographs of the 20th century were taken by the photographers of the Farm Security Administration (FSA).
read moreAnother phenomenal guest post from Lukas Flippo, about the billions of memories crammed into a million SD cards all over the world.
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