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lifeunintended.com | ||
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35hunter.blog
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| | | | | Whilst many of my favourite cameras are electronic and require batteries to do anything, not just meter (hello Contax 139 Quartz, 159MM and 167MT!), I own half a dozen others that are fully mechanical and either require a battery just for the meter, or have no meter at all. A couple of years ago I... | |
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teaandtechtime.com
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| | | | | In the digital age, analog film as a photographic medium almost went extinct, and many variants did. We can't make them again, we don't have the technology. But somehow some survived an... | |
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fujixweekly.com
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| | | | | An unedited JPEG from a Fujifilm X100V using my Xpro '62 recipe. Digital photography is convenient. You can review your pictures immediately after they're captured-no waiting for rolls of film to come back from the lab. You can manipulate the images as much as you'd like in software to achieve any aesthetic that you can... | |
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ricohrecipes.com
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| | | Ricoh just announced a new GR camera: the Ricoh GR IIIx! This camera appears to be identical to the GR III except for the lens, which is 39mm full-frame equivalent (instead of 28mm). I think this is a great move by Pentax, because I sometimes find the GR lens to be too wide-angle. I often... | ||
