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Photographic accessories brand Hedeco has launched a new spot meter small enough to fit in a pocket. The Spot One, which resembles vintage handheld spot meters like the Pentax Spotmeter, was launched on Tuesday (16 December) on the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. “The Spot One is a modern take on the more bare-bones spot meters of […]
By Aaron Gold “I’m walking blindfolded” – The Pointer Sisters, ‘Automatic’ In my review of the Pentax ME, I extolled the virtues of automatic shooting with the lightweight Pentax M-series cameras. My research took me down the Pentax rabbit hole, and at the bottom I discovered the MV, the pared-down cheapie of the M lineup. […]
British camera brand Chroma Camera has released its latest design – the 35mm Click. The Click has been in development for several years, with inventor Steve Lloyd building the camera around the Double Glass 24mm wide-angle lens from lens designer Jason Lane. Prototype models were tested by a number of photographers – including Kosmo Foto […]
Kosmo Foto’s newsletter ‘Advance/Rewind’ has just relaunched this week. After several years on Mailchimp, we moved the newsletter to its new home on Beehiiv. In my day job, I work with an excellent newsletter team and they recommended Beehiiv when I said I was thinking of moving the newsletter. I had also considered Substack, but […]
Last month Lomography announced what appears to be the most sophisticated camera it has ever produced – the new LOMO MC-A compact. The arrival of the LOMO MC-A, a camera which looks most like the premium compact many film photographers have been waiting for, has come at a very interesting point in film camera development. […]
