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Lomography releases new Graffiti edition Fisheye No. 2 camera
Lomography has released a new edition of its Fisheye No. 2 wide-angle 35mm camera called Graffiti. The camera is finished in eye-catching red with a graffiti script across its panels. Lomography said in a press release: “Analogue resistance is in full swing and the Fisheye No.2 Graffiti is not the camera to use politely! Bursting with attitude, its […]

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China Lucky Film announces two new black-and-white films
China Lucky film has released two new black-and-white films called Yingzhe 100 and 400. The new films are different to the existing SHD 100 and 400 films re-released in 2024. The films have been announced on Chinese e-commerce platforms and are already available to buy. Glimpses of the new film were teased on social media […]

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Leica releases revamped, limited-edition version of classic Cold War Elcan 66mm lens
Leica is releasing a revamped version of one of its classic Cold War “spy lenses” for the first time since the original lens was originally launched 60 years ago. The Summicron-M 66 f/2 lens was originally released by Leitz Canada as the Elcan 66mm f/2 in the late 1960s and primarily used by the US […]

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Eastman Kodak’s new range of films see UK price drop
Eastman Kodak’s new range of self-distributed films – which were announced late last year and earlier this year – appear to be dramatically cheaper in the UK than previous versions of the film. The new films are sold in a new yellow-and-black colour scheme different to those distributed by Kodak Alaris, which had the exclusive […]

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Japan’s film shooters seem to be shooting less, but film sales are holding steady
A new survey of Japanese film photographers has found film usage in Japan is holding steady despite recent price increases – and Fujifilm is losing ground to its famed American rival. The 2025 survey by Japanese film photography site FilmFocus found that Kodak films were used by more photographers than local brand Fujifilm for the […]

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