Shoot a classic film camera but wish it had better ergonomics? BUTTER GRIP is a new line of 3D-printed grip attachments designed specifically for a large number of vintage cameras. The brand is the brainchild of photographer Ethan Moses, the guy behind the 3-printed Cameradactyl 4×5 field camera. “So far I’ve modeled all the cameras […]
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Sony has launched the GP-VPT28T, a new wireless shooting grip designed to work with a number of Sony cameras. The grip, which also serves as a tripod, uses Bluetooth connectivity to wirelessly control the shutter, zoom and more on compatible cameras. dpreview.com »
2020-01-14 18:17
Preorders (open on June 7): RX100VI at BHphoto. Sony VCT-SGR1 Shooting Grip at BHphoto. Press text: Sony today announced the VCT-SGR1, a versatile and compact new Shooting Grip best suited for its RX0 and RX100 series of cameras[i]. sonyalpharumors.com »
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A photographer with a passion for film photography has been turning his cameras on live sports -- a subject ill-suited to analog. [Read More]
A photographer has become an online sensation taking pictures with expired film and unusual vintage cameras.
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A rare collection of 405 vintage film cameras will go up for auction where it's expected to sell for over $30,000.
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A passenger flight was forced to make an emergency landing in NYC this weekend after a woman mistook a fellow passenger’s vintage camera for a bomb. The suspected terrorist was pinned to the tarmac before authorities figured out he was a camera enthusiast.
Photographer and YouTuber Mathieu Stern recently got to visit one of the coolest places on earth for camera collectors: The Camera Rescue Project, one of the largest vintage camera collections in Europe.
I have a working collection of 52 film cameras—some of them quite rare and unique, others just yard sale garbage, all of them loved and fun. I recently decided to take all of them out and push some celluloid through them, documenting the process one week at a time as I breathe some life back […]