If you’re a film photographer, you know that getting the perfect exposure can be both a challenge and an art form. While the classic Sunny 16 rule can guide you on bright days, having a reliable light meter is essential for nailing exposure in all conditions. Enter the TTArtisan Light...
Pentax has made a significant return to the world of film photography with the release of the Pentax 17, the brand’s first film camera in two decades. This innovative half-frame camera is designed to capture two vertical frames in the space typically used for a single horizontal image on 35mm...
The Leica MP rocks. Technically, this 35mm film camera is built to be tough, simple, reliable, and to be that photographic companion for the lifetime of the owner. This is going to be a camera review without sample pictures. Why? This is purely a mechanically driven metal box, the pictures...
In 2012, a Zero series (0-Series) Leica camera sold for €2.16 million. It included an F 3.5 50mm lens. The 0-Series were prototypes before the higher volume production of the Leica 1 series. Only 25 were ever produced, all with little tweaks and variants for experimentation around 1923, currently there...
So I was lucky enough to try out the Leica M10! I only had it in my hands for about 10 minutes at the Adelaide Central Market, but it was enough to grab some similar shots to those I had previously got on the M240. Here are the high res...
I’m a Leica Street photographer, traveller, avid reviewer, marketer and blogger. I am, by my own admission, a gear nut but I don’t buy gear just to test it or pixel peep. I’m only interested in the art that can be produced with the gear. And seeing what emotions can be brought out in those who see my photos.