These are the reviews we selected because we feel you just can't go without reading them. Need more firsthand product knowledge? Head to the main Review Page.
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★ Everybody's Raving About the LomoKino HD!
We've asked some of the most trusted photography sites to try out and put our newest creation to the test, then share with us their thoughts about it. So, how did they find the find the LomoKino HD? Find out after the jump!
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★ Minolta X-700: My Favorite 35mm SLR
The Minolta X-700 is a compact SLR, with all the features you need and a few extra ones. Probably my favourite SLR of all time and nearly my favourite camera of all time. I will try to explain why in this review.
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★ Kodak Aerochrome: The Colored Infrared Film
Kodak Aerochrome is a discontinued film that produces CRAZY results. This review shows my results after testing out using both orange and yellow filters with this film.
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★ Camera Review of the Week
It's time once again for us to give recognition to the review which got us wanting another nice camera to add to our analogue arsenal. Find out who is the author behind the latest Camera Review of the Week after the jump!
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★ Your Choice for Portraits: Cameras
More often than not, we tend to lean towards a certain camera for a certain shooting purpose or style. Since it's all about portraits this month, why don't you share with us which one/s do you prefer when taking portraits?
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★ Testing an Expired Film of True Colors
I got some expired True Colors film from my friend. It was cheaply sold for 30 pesos -- a little short of $1 USD. So I tried these films in different cameras and I got exciting results. Although I was expecting that the color shifting won't do much of a hassle, the colors in these expired films came out different. The film was imported from Italy. I don't know how many films of these are still out there but it's a nice way to hunt out!
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★ Mixed Fun with Mixed Film Pack!
Feeling bored to have all three same films in one box? I figured out how to make shooting with films more exciting when I found out about the new Lomography Mixed Film Pack for both 35mm and 120 cameras.
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★ Yashica Electro 35 GSN: My Redscale Buddy
Rangefinder cameras are best known for the exceptionally sharp images that they produce, making them much sought after analogue goodies by lomographers and professional photographers alike. But for me, my beloved rangefinder, the Yashica Electro 35 GSN, is one best for redscaled photos. Let me show you why after the jump!
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★ Camera Review of the Week
After what seemed like too long ago, we're bringing back the Camera Review of the Week to acknowledge the insights and first impressions of our community members on various analogue cameras out there. Let's get started with a review on a classic Olympus shooter!
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★ Olympus Trip 35: A World-Famous Classic
I am not the first to review the Olympus Trip 35 and I certainly won't be the last. What makes people want to shout so much about this little black and silver box?
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★ Fujifilm Fujichrome T64: Open Your Eyes to Another World
Head out into the streets on a sunny day and try shooting with Fujichrome T64, then have it cross-processed. You will see your world as you've never seen it before!
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★ Holga 120 WPC: Slowing it Way Down
The Holga 120 Wide Pinhole Camera slows your photography way down, giving you time to think, compose, and shoot with patience. Read more about what I think after the jump!
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★ Noir Photography with Ilford Delta Professional
Looking for a film you can use in low-light conditions? Let me show you how to shoot and hunt into the night with a camera loaded with Ilford Delta 3200 film.
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★ Windsor: The Diana's Long Lost Cousin
We all know the many clones of the Diana and the Detrich Collection. But what makes mine so special is that I HAVE IT!
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★ Zeiss Ikon Nettar
I bought this really old German Zeiss Camera on Ebay for only 25 Euros. It was built about 70 or 80 years ago in Stuttgart/Germany, and it still works perfectly! Read more about it and see some sample photos after the jump.
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★ Zenit 12 SD: An Awkward but Likeable Customer
The Zenit 12 SD represents one of the last 'unbreakable' Zenit cameras, built like a tank. Unfortunately, it has a tendency to handle like one too, but once you master it the combination of reliability and excellent optics (58mm Helios lens) become persuasive.
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★ La Sardina vs. Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim (Part 2)
I did a side-by-side comparison of La Sardina with Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim, and discovered some very interesting things. Read more in the second installment of the review!
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★ Nikon F80: An Awesome Camera with Unlimited Possibilities
There are many wonderful cameras out there and some can do amazing stuff, but usually they can do only this or that. With the Nikon F80 you can do everything you can imagine, have fun and work like a pro! All in the same camera!
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★ Folding Cameras: Medium Format in the Pocket
Folding cameras have been popular from the beginning of the 20th century to the 50s. How usable are they today ? What are the benefits and what are the drawbacks ?
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★ Fuji Natura Classica: Worth Every Penny
If you're wondering whether or not the Fuji Natura Classica is worth all the money and hype, the answer is a resounding yes! Read on to find out why and take a look at some of my photos taken using this camera.