The Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim was a cheap plastic 35mm camera sold in retail stores during the 90s. It’s long been discontinued in the choppy wake of the digital revolution, but the Japanese Superheadz company have cloned and revived
In this post, I spoke about freelensing using old Kodak Brownie Hawkeye glass. The results are compelling, to say the least! I’ve added just a little contrast to these photos to make them pop and mitigate the effects of flare
With a view to feeding my hybrid approach to photography (that is, old lenses on modern digital cameras), I recently picked up a rather curious optical artifact; an optica curiosus, if you will. The possible story goes thus: The Surplus
I came across Sebastian Young via the Film Never Die website, where he sells his unique Sebastemulsion film rolls. Being an eager film photography advocate myself, it seemed only natural to ask him if he’d like to be interviewed. He
I’ve been flipping through an old photo album that I’ve had since I was a teenager. Of course, all of the photos in it are from film cameras, so I thought I’d scan a few. Yes, that’s me at the