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Ilford FP4
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12.20.2017
Dutch Date - Part 5: Ricoh Singlex TLS and Ricoh 35 Flex
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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...
6.22.2017
Agent Double-0-Thirty Five: The Minox 35ML
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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...
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5.29.2017
Minolta's Metropolitan: The A5 Rangefinder
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"Wow, but you're handsome." That was my very first thought. As someone who owns rangefinder cameras made from the 1940...
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5.23.2017
Franka's Tower of Portable Power: The Tower 60
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It was a purchase decision that took the better part of 2 minutes. Spotted in a nearby antique mall was what seemed to be THE perfect came...
5.19.2017
From Russia with Lovely Bokeh: The Zorki 4
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The camera sat on my shelf looking sort of lost among a handful of Japanese, American, and German counterparts, bedecked with its incongruo...
1.06.2017
One Goodwin Turn Deserves Another - The Ansco No. 2A Goodwin
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Certain groundbreaking names are often etched in the memory of the photographic community. Even those who have never shot film have typica...
12.15.2016
Sheep in Wolf's Clothing: The Nikon N5005
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Looks can be deceiving. This has proven itself to me on several occasions in film photography. Some of the most basic cameras have delive...
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4.15.2016
Bantam Bridgade: The Prince (Bantam RF) and the Pauper (Bantam f/8)
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Every once in a while, good deeds are met with unexpected and unsolicited rewards. I'd been collaborating with fellow collector/shoote...
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