James 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 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 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 moreLately I’ve been scouring internet archives for old television commercials from our favorite camera and film brands. Enjoy!
read moreKodak has just announced that Kodak Gold 200 will now be produced in 120 medium format! The film, which is available to order for retailers and dealers in 5-roll Pro Packs starting today, is priced…
read moreJames goes off on a real tangent. The short version – print your photographs and you’ll be a happier photographer.
read moreJames shoots and reviews a couple of rolls of Lomography Fantome, an ultra-low ISO black and white 35mm film.
read moreAn instant camera from NONS which is now funding on Kickstarter will allow photographers to create sharpness and bokeh on Instax Square film with Canon EF, M42, Nikon F, Pentax K, and Contax/Yashica mount lenses.
read moreThere’s a new project on Kickstarter, a documentary called REVIVAL, which will spotlight artists shooting with film in the 21st century.
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