Oh Pentax Zoom 90-WR, it wasn't supposed to lead to anything... In my mind, you were supposed to be a one time thing, a flight of ...

Variety is the slice of life.  While I continue to shoot traditional film stocks lately, I've been dabbling in some other mediums at the...

Variety is the slice of life.  While I continue to shoot traditional film stocks lately, I've been dabbling in some other mediums at the...

Variety is the slice of life.  While I continue to shoot traditional film stocks lately, I've been dabbling in some other mediums at the...

Every so often, I'll get really frugal and ask a couple of cameras to share a roll of film.  Though there are problems here and there, t...

Every so often, I'll get really frugal and ask a couple of cameras to share a roll of film.  Though there are problems here and there, t...

Looking to shoot film on a budget?  How about this "All You Can Eat Buffet" deal of the film world! For the cost of about 2 rolls...

At what point is a vintage camera review no longer a review?  Perhaps when your main objective is simply trying to get an image under when ...

Just yesterday, I posted an article covering one camera that I'd hoped might be a 35mm version of my beloved Bantam , and here, a mere...

For as long as I have successfully been able to use it, I have loved my Kodak Bantam Special 4.5 . Its incredibly compact design and intuiti...

The world of Color Negative Film has gotten to be a bit dull to me - not dull as in "unsaturated," but more so dull in that there ...

Most film camera collectors may dream of hitting a yard sale or thrift store and finding a Leica priced for a nominal $5 or so.  I'm n...

This is Part 7 of a recurring series on basic point and shoot consumer cameras, the details of which  can be found here . It was in the...

Camera model designations are a curious mix.  There are numbers, combinations of letters, names, and amalgams of any and all of these.  The...

A few months ago, I waxed poetic about an oft-overlooked Minolta camera model , remarking of its many charms, and insisting that it was a g...

Fully aware that I have posted a lot of camera reviews as of late, I feel compelled to offer a "Cliff's Notes" version for th...

"Wow, but you're handsome."  That was my very first thought.  As someone who owns rangefinder cameras made from the 1940...

One of the more interesting and encouraging bits of news that emerged a couple of years ago as I was getting back into film photography was...

Bloated, ungainly, and bulbous are all words that could be accurately used to describe Nikon's autofocus SLR cameras of the 1990's. ...

The camera sat on my shelf looking sort of lost among a handful of Japanese, American, and German counterparts, bedecked with its incongruo...