Introduction There have always been people adapting lenses to other camera systems, but it was really the release of the Sony A7 that completely changed the game, being the first affordable fullframe mirrorless camera with a short flange focal distance, Liveview and built-in EVF. This not only made it possible to use long forgotten legacy … Continue reading Adapting Lenses – Still worth it in 2023?
Kodak Gold 200 again? Hasn’t there been an article covering this film already? Yes, but the Silbersalz35 guys started offering a new lab service in 2022 for developing some of the popular C-41 still photography films with the more complex ECN-2 process. But is it a good idea? I wanted to find out, I received … Continue reading Analogue Adventures – Part 16: Kodak Gold 200 ECN-2 processed
Introduction In Part 1 of this series we tried to figure out what things might be interesting to take pictures of where you live, this time I want to talk about collections. A friend of mine was looking for some Stuttgart specific decoration for her walls at home and asked me if I may be … Continue reading Finding photo opportunities near home – Part 2
Introduction Leica M10. The Camera. Photography reduced to its essentials. This is what Leica says about this camera. If you care what I think of it: keep on reading. Update: this article is now 3 years old and because of it some Leica fanboys still show up outside (or rather in the comment section) with … Continue reading Leica M10 – The Camera (?)
The Ultramax 400 is Kodak’s cheaper – hard to use that term in this context – ISO400 color negative film. This is also reflected by the fact that it is available as 24 exposure film. These days it is just as expensive as any other color negative film and whenever I came across it, it … Continue reading Analogue Adventures – Part 15: Kodak Ultramax 400