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river.cat
[AI summary] The author reflects on how digital photography's ease of taking unlimited shots leads to inefficiencies in post-processing, suggesting a return to the discipline of film by being more intentional about exposures. |
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danielpietzsch.com
Last year, I acquired a few new cameras. One of them was a Yashica FR1 (or FRI, as it's often written as) with a selection of lenses. It was a random opportunity. And I took it. Here are some first images taken with the 24mm lens I bought with it. |
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fujixweekly.com
Fujinon 18mm f/2 lens attached to a Fujifilm X-T30 camera. I've done several of these "Why I Love The Fujinon..." articles-including the 90mm f/2, the 35mm f/2, the 27mm f/2.8-but I've been putting this one off. If you'd read my review of the Fujinon 18mm f/2, you might already know that I have a love/hate... |
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emulsive.org
In this article, I will be reviewing the 1979 Hi-Matic AF released in 1979. It is an automatic 35mm film camera with an Auto Focus capability. |
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