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Photo: PPP Why would you mount a seemingly 'low quality' Lomo lens on a fancy/high-end camera like a Leica rangefinder? Why not! There are quite a few affordable third-party Leica M-mount lenses out there, but few with as strange a story/pedigree as the PPP Cosmic 40mm F4. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc It's fairly common to come across a film camera with a busted light meter or one that requires discontinued mercury cell batteries to operate. Likewise, there are plenty of film cameras that don't offer a built-in light meter, including several popular Leica rangefinder models. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc The interchangeable lens Mamiya 7 and fixed / collapsible lens Plaubel Makina 67 are titans of the medium format world, and both still command quite high prices on today's used market. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc. com Years after selling off his Leica M7, 35mmc's Hamish Gill once again began to feel the desire to shoot with an automated M-mount camera creep into his conscious. So when the opportunity to pick up a near-mint Konica Hexar RF for a reasonable price presented itself, he jumped on it. dpreview.com »
Hamish Gill / 35mmc The Olympus mju-II, also known as the Stylus Epic, is a cult favorite film point-and-shoot that's been increasing in both popularity and price over the past 10 years. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc. com We've got medium format on our minds – check out some 120 samples in our recent Acros 100 II film gallery – and thought we'd continue the theme by featuring a medium format camera review from our friends at 35mmc. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc. com We've recently shared with you our complete guide to developing film at home, but what happens after your negatives dry? Sure you could scan/digitize them, but why not instead try your hands at the lost art of darkroom printing? Setting up a fully-functional B&W darkroom is way easier and cheaper than you may think – and it's a ton of fun. dpreview.com »
Photo: 35mmc. com The Pentax MX is a gem of a film SLR: super compact, well-built and fully-mechanical in operation – batteries are only required to power the light meter. Better yet, they're easy to find in working order, without breaking the bank. dpreview.com »
