I’ve written quite a bit about medium format film cameras lately, and I’ve used my Zenza Bronica, Hasselblad and Mamiya cameras quite a bit – and I really like them, and the negatives they produce, […]
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Why I like the RB67
The Mamiya RB67 was first released in 1970, then the Pro-S in 1974 and the Pro-SD in 1990 – so it had a long life through a couple revisions before the RZ electronic bodies eventually […]
Zenza Bronica EC-TL II
I’ve been having trouble getting my mind around taking film photos lately (when I say lately, I mean the past 2 years or maybe more) but today I decided to get back in the saddle! […]
Digital Lens Review: Canon EOS RF 100-500mm L IS f/4.5-7.1
This is a curious lens. It’s not the right lens for every purpose, however, I believe it is perfect for a few things. The main attributes that interest me are the 500mm reach, and the […]
Shooting with the Mamiya Six
Since I have an interest in medium format cameras, and have always been drawn to folders, the Mamiya Six was one of the cameras I was anxious to try. The Mamiya Six was made in […]
Pentax LX and Photography in the 1980’s
Recently a friend gave me a Pentax MX (see earlier post), and I also had the opportunity to obtain a Pentax LX – which I’ve wanted to try out for a long time. The MX […]
Beginners Guide to Developing Your Own B&W Film
Ever since I was a kid, I was fascinated by the process of developing film. As a teenager, I worked on my school’s yearbook staff as a photographer. I developed film and made prints in […]
Vintage Lens: Nikkor 35mm f/1.4
My quest for experimenting with radioactive lenses has led me to test this Nikkor 35mm lens. I liked this lens right off the bat because it’s a great all-around lens. 35mm is a focal length […]
Vintage Lens: Nikkor 55mm f/1.2 AI
I was interested in comparing this Nikkor to a more modern lens – and the only modern-ish lens I have is the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L, so I thought I’d compare the two. First, this […]
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