The Yashica Y16 Pocket Camera was announced last month as a modern redux of a retro film camera first introduced in 1959.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Although almost everyone has a digital camera in their pockets all the time, many photography enthusiasts are turning to film cameras to get ...

Could the Ligar digital camera resurrect your obsolete vintage camera and give it a second life? Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, the device pops onto any film camera with a hot-shoe connection, ...

John Wade enthuses about a Japanese Leica look-alike, the Aires 35-V 35mm film camera The post Classic film cameras – the oh-so-pretty Aires 35-V that looks like a Leica appeared first on Amateur ...

So many of us photographers seem to have an insatiable appetite for camera gear. For some, it’s G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome), while others are honing their photographic experiences into a ...

Should you buy a digital or film camera? Before the 1980s, if you wanted to take photographs, you bought a film camera. Today, digital cameras are ubiquitous. And with so much of the media and our ...

The term “game changer” gets thrown a lot these days, and just about every camera manufacturer wants their camera to be the next big thing. More often than not though, the features, specs, or overall ...

This list of five film cameras I can't live without spans 35 years of photographic history—from the height of half-frame popularity in 1966 to the dawn of digital in 2001. I summarize what makes each ...

Polaroid closed its last factory in 2008 and a little bit of everyone’s childhood died. In the past decade, however, a number of camera manufacturers, including Leica and Fujifilm, have designed their ...

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