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Although I have been back into film photography for a year or so, I only recently became aware of the Olympus XA rangefinder camera. Introduced in 1979, with production ceasing in 1985, this camera has now become something of an icon. It features a 35mm f/2.8 lens, a true rangefinder patch (as opposed to the...

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Should I use colour filters when shooting B&W on a digital camera? The resounding answer on the internet is, no, shoot RAW and you have more flexibility in casting to B&W by mixing the colour channels or filter emulation. But is there an argument in favour of using filters? B&W on film Shooting B&W on...

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It isn’t pretty (and despite what it says on the front of the camera, it’s not compact either). But the series of cameras known variously as the Konica Wide 28, Off-road Wide 28 and Genba Kantoku 28, are very much worthy of note. The Genba Kantoku (On-site supervisor) concept The first Genba Kantoku/MS-40 camera from...

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Jagglé started out as a project to create a daylight enlarger: a system that would allow people to print photographs without a darkroom, using a simple setup and without the investment of time and space required to build a full darkroom. In many ways, the project was a success. Unfortunately, however, I was unable to...

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Living just 120 miles from Leica AG’s headquarters, I have just bought my first Leitz product at the age of 78. No, not that camera pictured above, but a Leitz Prado 150 slide projector with a slide holder, probably from 1955. It’s in very good condition, presumably rarely used – much like many Leica cameras...

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