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Inspirational Photographers: Don McCullin
I started to become interested in photography in my second year of my three year stint at college, where I did Interactive Media. I used lots of photography in my work and immediately got hooked. During this time I wentTom Horton – Didsbury & Leeds on Pen FT & Precisa
Following on from my review of the king of the half frame cameras, the Olympus Pen FT, I’ve got some shots to share from it shot on Agfa Precisa – a.k.a rebadged Fuji Provia. This is a great slide film,
Review: Olympus Pen FT
Intro:
The Olympus Pen FT is generally known as one of (if not the) nicest half-frame cameras around due to having interchangeable lenses. In the 60’s and 70’s Olympus made lots of half frame cameras due to the appeal of them shooting 48/72 shots a roll. The Pen FT was specifically made between 1966-1972 and had an integrated
Tom Horton – Didsbury & Leeds on Pen FT & Precisa
Review: Olympus Pen FT
Intro:
The Olympus Pen FT is generally known as one of (if not the) nicest half-frame cameras around due to having interchangeable lenses. In the 60’s and 70’s Olympus made lots of half frame cameras due to the appeal of them shooting 48/72 shots a roll. The Pen FT was specifically made between 1966-1972 and had an integrated
Cameras I want
I’ll probably be doing a few of these posts when I think of a batch of interesting and quirky cameras that I find desirable.
I don’t go for the most expensive, or the highest quality, or the rarest prototypes or anything like that – these are cameras that I simply want to own because they are great to use, have a special feature, are beautiful to look at, or historically significant. Crucially though, I try to focus
Review: Nikon F
Intro:
This is one of my favourite Nikon cameras. The original model F was Nikon’s first foray into the professional SLR market, with the F-series cameras eventually becoming the successor to their line of rangefinder cameras. The F’s body was based on the tried and trusted Nikon SP rangefinder, but with