Review Featured Don't Think Just Shoot | Holga 120CFN Some people think you need an expensive complex camera to take amazing photos, but the Holga is here to show you otherwise. Holga is a great camera to get started taking amazing analog photos. It's also a great way to get back to the basics of photography for those of us with way too many cameras.
Review Featured Leica M6 vs Leica M4-P : What's the difference? If you're in the market for a Leica rangefinder camera you're faced with a number of options, most of them starting with the letter M, but it's not always easy to tell what the differences are and why you should buy one Leica M as opposed to another one.
Review Featured Leica T (typ 701) - Manual Focus Review I came to the Leica T for rather unconventional reasons. For many, the T system is an introduction to the Leica brand or perhaps an upgrade from the Leica X series with the perk of interchangeable lenses. For me, though, it was a way to test out the chops of a Leica CMOS sensor.
Video Featured Wasting Film in Santa Monica With the Contax T2 The following video is one roll of film, shot start to finish in Santa Monica with the Contax T2. The film used was your average drugstore Fuji Superia 200 speed (24 exposures). The only rule was to photograph anything that caught my eye and not hold back.
Video Featured Video: Photo Vlog #1 - Leica M8 // Lisbon, Portugal Took the Leica M8.2 on a trip to Lisbon, Portugal and got to do some street shooting.
shortform Featured 5 Point and Shoot Film Cameras That Are Still Popular And Awesome When I was just getting started in photography around age 13 or 14, I had a point and shoot camera (produced by Gateway if you can imagine) because it was the only camera I could afford. At the time I had the distinct feeling that real photographers only used huge
Review Featured Leica M8.2 - or - Why I Bought a 10 Year Old Digital Camera in 2017 Introduction We live in an amazing time. The technology that we have grown accustomed to having in our pockets and using on a daily basis is light years ahead of the greatest supercomputers that were around when the Leica M6 was released. And while the Leica M6 is still a
