The Forgotten Canon: Why the EOS 650 Film Camera Deserves Another Look by Brendan Kragel
There are easier ways to photograph fast-moving subjects on film than using Canon’s first EOS camera. That’s probably part of why I wanted to do it...
Kodak Charmera Millennium Review: A Keychain Camera with Retro Charm
Sometimes you need a little reminder that photography is supposed to be fun. The Kodak Charmera is 100% that reminder...
3 More Point-and-Shoot Film Cameras to Add to Your Collection by Katya Rowny
When I started shooting film years ago, using different cameras became a slippery slope for me. From using manual focus lenses, to understanding...
Capturing Time: Review of the Zero Image Pinhole Camera by Taylor Blanchard
I have a few cameras that feel like an extension of me: cameras that produce images that most reflect who I am and help me creatively express my ideas...
A Keyring Camera That’s Not Digital. Try the Baby Holga! by Alec Pain
I recently purchased a digital keychain/keyring made by Holga. It’s similar to the Kodak Charmera, only it’s been beautifully designed to replicate...
Point & Shoot Camera Roundup: 3 Film Cameras Worth Checking Out by Katya Rowny
Over the past few years, we have had an influx of new film cameras arrive on the scene (talk about an oxymoron!). From the half-frame Pentax 17...
Kodak Snapic A1 Review: A Great Everyday Point & Shoot Film Camera
New point and shoot film cameras having been popping up over the last few years, and, honestly, I want every single one of them. Every new release...
Why I love the Holga 120: Embracing Experimentation, Chaos, & Creativity by Angela Izzo
The Holga is often dismissed as a toy camera, but for me, it’s one of the more creatively freeing tools I use. It's simple, unpredictable, and full of character...
The Mamiya 7II: What It Does Better—and Worse—Than Other Medium Format Cameras by Radostina Boseva
For years, the Pentax 67II was my default medium format film camera. I carried it across Europe, through Canada, and into Cuba...
Canon Sure Shot WP-1 Review: A Weatherproof Film Camera Perfect for Rainy Days by Katya Rowny
Living in the Pacific Northwest, I have been on the hunt for an everyday camera that could withstand the near constant rain that Washington is known for...
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