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My LomoKino and Me: First Impressions from a Videographer

Kodak Tmax 400: Pushable Film

Winter Captured on Black and White Fuji Acros

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My Sprocket Rocket is Ready to Take Off!

My orange Sprocket Rocket never leaves me, it always has a place of its own in my bag. Whenever I chance upon something unique, it will come to my rescu, to capture my favorite moment in film. I was excited when I first received my funky orange Sprocket Rocket last October, and now I am even more excited to share with you my experience with shooting with the amazing camera upon receiving my first roll of film.

February 03, 2012 3 comments 8 likes
Kodak Tmax 400: Pushable Film

As we all know, Kodak faced a hard time in the business world. They produced a lot of great colour films such as the legendary Kodachrome, as well as monochrome films. As analogue users, we should support Kodak to help them sustain in this world so that all the great film will not be lost due to the mainstream age.

February 08, 2012 3 comments 6 likes
Shooting with Recesky Twin Lens Reflex

Last year I bought a DIY Recesky Twin Lens Reflex kit. It actually took me almost 1 hour to build the camera even though the instructions said that it will only take half an hour. So, I was really excited to try out my new baby. The big question is... DOES IT WORK?

February 07, 2012 2 comments 5 likes

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Winter Captured on Black and White Fuji Acros

The Fuji Neopan 100, forever used by professional photographers, stays true to the commitment of providing awesome black and white photos. Know more about this film after the break.

February 08, 2012 1 comment 1 like
Kodak Tmax 400: Pushable Film

As we all know, Kodak faced a hard time in the business world. They produced a lot of great colour films such as the legendary Kodachrome, as well as monochrome films. As analogue users, we should support Kodak to help them sustain in this world so that all the great film will not be lost due to the mainstream age.

February 08, 2012 3 comments 6 likes
Fritz the Blitz Flash - Light Up the Dark!

The Fritz the Blitz flash is a must have for anyone who might ever find themselves taking pictures inside, at night, during winter, on the moon...

February 08, 2012 3 likes
Shooting with Recesky Twin Lens Reflex

Last year I bought a DIY Recesky Twin Lens Reflex kit. It actually took me almost 1 hour to build the camera even though the instructions said that it will only take half an hour. So, I was really excited to try out my new baby. The big question is... DOES IT WORK?

February 07, 2012 2 comments 5 likes
My LomoKino and Me: First Impressions from a Videographer

Nicolas of the Lomography Gallery Store San Francisco is a Lomography lover and a film student. When he heard about the LomoKino, he began to salivate... When at last he had the LomoKino in his hands, it was pure joy. Here he shares his first experiences with the incredible LomoKino!

February 07, 2012 5 likes
Lomography Slide 200 120: A Great Medium Format Choice

Lomography Slide 200 is a great slide film with a 200 iso rating, designed for 120mm medium format cameras. It gives bright coloured even on an overcast Autumn day in the UK. If you want to try a different slide 120mm, why not give it a try. See the results after the jump.

February 07, 2012 2 likes
The Impressive Olympus OZ 10

A mid range, highly dependable, point and shoot camera, with an impressive lens and a pseudo-panoramic feature.

February 07, 2012 3 likes
Kodak Porta 160 NC: A Film for Lovers

When talking about Kodak, you have to mentionPortra, a color negative film which comes in two different types: NC and VC. Read on to know their differences.

February 06, 2012 2 comments 3 likes
New LC-A+ with Russian Lens Meets Lomography CN 100

This is my review for an amazing colour from Lomography CN 100 shot with LC-A+ RL for day & night!

February 06, 2012 1 like
Swimming With The Fuji Superia 1600

I love sports. I love individual sports. So, when I need to shoot in low light conditions, I often use the Fuji Superia 1600 with my trusty Praktica MTL 5 camera!

February 03, 2012 2 comments 5 likes
My Sprocket Rocket is Ready to Take Off!

My orange Sprocket Rocket never leaves me, it always has a place of its own in my bag. Whenever I chance upon something unique, it will come to my rescu, to capture my favorite moment in film. I was excited when I first received my funky orange Sprocket Rocket last October, and now I am even more excited to share with you my experience with shooting with the amazing camera upon receiving my first roll of film.

February 03, 2012 3 comments 8 likes
Fuji Superia 1600 35mm and Toy Half-Frame Camera: Surprising Results

Find out what happens when you shoot a high speed film like the Fuji Superia 1600 with a toy half-frame camera that has a fixed shutter speed of 1/100 and an aperture of F8.5.

February 03, 2012 1 comment 5 likes
Lomography CN 100: Your Companion for Shooting Outdoors and Double Exposure

Lomography CN 100 is definitely your best companion for outdoor shooting. With the affordable price, you can always go out with it. Don't think, just shoot!

February 02, 2012 2 likes
Lomokino Review: Making Home Movies Fun Again

Bringing analogue film into the movies, this little camera fills a gap in your analogue life that you didn't even realize was there. Read more about what I think about the LomoKino after the jump!

February 02, 2012 6 likes
A DIY Life with the P-Sharan Pinhole Camera

Here's a review of the P-Sharan pinhole camera that I used on my vacation in Austin, Texas during the summer of 2011. Read on to find out the difference between cameras with lenses and the pinhole.

February 02, 2012 2 comments 5 likes
Fuji Velvia 100 ISO: A Pink Surprise

Just before I left for Gurten Festival for partying, I noticed that I had almost no more films. I went to a photo shop to buy Fuji Sensia 100, but got Fuji Velvia 100 instead. Read about it after the jump!

February 01, 2012 2 comments 10 likes
Kodak Portra 400VC 35mm: A Great Film Choice

Kodak Portra 400VC is a great choice for a film for almost any conditions and camera, that will give you bright colours like those you may be used to with slide film. It's a brilliant color negative film choice!

February 01, 2012 3 comments 4 likes
When All Else Fails, Lomography CN 100 Film Won't!

Like many test rolls with a new camera you are not yet familiar with, my first roll of film on my Diana Mini was a disaster! What salvaged it was the colors I got out of the Lomography Color Negative 100 film I used.

February 01, 2012 3 likes
Holga 135BC: A Perfect Companion

Are you an avid Lomographer thinking if you should buy a Holga? or a beginner in Lomography, deciding which camera should you start with? Read my reviews then, if it might help you a bit :)

January 31, 2012 11 likes
ActionSampler Flash Love

Here's a review of the Actionsampler Flash with photos taken during Christmas. Read about my experience with this camera after the jump!

January 31, 2012 5 likes