James reviews the Pentax PC35AF, a compact film camera from 1982 that’s often more trouble than it’s worth.
read moreJames reviews an ultimate value performer in the Nikon Nikkor Z 28mm f/2.8 for Z Mount Nikon cameras.
read moreJames shoots the Sony Mavica floppy disk camera from 1999, and it’s terrible.
read moreJeb shoots some Kodak Portra through the Fuji GA645Zi, an unusual medium format with a point-and-shoot sensibility.
read moreWe review a stellar 50mm lens from Canon, the 50/1.4 S.S.C., a surprisingly affordable and excellent standard lens from the film era.
read moreJames shoots and reviews the perfect 35mm point-and-shoot for summer, the solar-powered Canon Sure Shot Del Sol.
read moreJames reviews the Nikon EL2, a 35mm film SLR that beautifully blends the past with the future (as it appeared in 1977).
read moreThe Leica Digilux 1 is a digital point-and-shoot camera made in 2002 which says “Leica” on it in no less than seven places!
read moreThe Nikkor H Auto 85mm f/1.8 isn’t an easy lens to use, but it can reward us with some truly gorgeous images
read moreWe review an old ultra-wide angle lens from Tokina, finding new appreciation for cheap, vintage zooms lenses from the ’90s and 2000s.
read moreA long term user review of the Fujifilm TX-1 (Hasselblad X-Pan).
read moreAdd the Konica Minolta X50 to the growing list of desirable retro point-and-shoot digital cameras. It’s a good one.
read moreOne of the cheapest 35mm film SLRs you can buy today gets the review treatment.
read moreThe Nikon 1 was Nikon’s first attempt at a mirror-less digital camera, and went down as something unexpected. James reviews it over a decade later.
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