film camera
Yashica announces Y35, a digitized version of Yashica Electro 35
Legendary Japanese camera brand Yashica has recently announced a comeback. After a series of teaser videos, they have finally launched the Kickstarter campaign. The camera…
Compact cameras,the future: a call to compact camera manufacturers
Since I have been running this site and doing this job I have watched as the prices for compact cameras have steadily increased into the…
10 Things I’ve Learned from 10 Years Shooting with a Hasselblad
This year marks the point at which I have been using Hasselblad cameras for over a decade. My first was a 201F in 2007, before…
Two artists built a camera from 32,000 drinking straws
If you are creative enough, you can make a camera from all kinds of things. And two UK artists, Michael (Mick) Farrell and Cliff Haynes…
Jollylook: a folding instant camera made almost entirely from cardboard
A new interesting project has been launched on Kickstarter, and vintage camera fans might like it. Meet Jollylook: a simple folding instant camera made entirely…
This photographer built a giant DIY X-Ray film camera – and the results are pretty impressive
Creativity has no limits, and this photographer is one of many people who confirmed this with an example. Tyson Haslam used his creativity and some…
Why I think film photography is horrible
I remember the first time I picked up a digital camera. It was 2003 and I got this little Canon G5, a good point-and-shoot, and it was…
Every Single Arcos Film Simulation With The Fuji X-Pro2
Here are 42 photographs taken from a recent bridal collection shoot. I’ve shared them to show how I process my monochrome images using the new…
The Focal Camera Is An Awesome Open-Source DIY Modular Camera System
The Focal Camera project is looking to make the art of building a DIY camera accessible to masses, and their open source catalog of templates and…
Unique Photography Project Takes ‘Self Portrait’ To All New Levels
In a world that is so obsessed with selfies, it’s hard to stand out from the crowd, but the unusual technique adopted by American photographer, Brigette…






































