Last week on our IGTV channel, we released a video on some of our favorite point and shoot film cameras. And if you're not following The Phoblographer on IGTV yet, you really should be. This episode started out with quite a funny joke that you'll need to tune in to watch!
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Nearly 13 years ago, I borrowed a friend's digital TLR camera, which resembled a Rollei. Because it was so unique, I decided to do a review of it. Now, these days, there has been a rise of something I like to call the digital disposable camera.
The Leica Q was the first Q series model to offer a point-and-shoot feel in a powerful camera. Launched in 2015, the camera has various iterations, with the Q3 being the most sought-after device of this year.
We've updated our Canon G1x Mk III review because of major intrigue with this camera right now. And so you can find our full review right here at this link. However, we're posting our specific updates below in the article you can find below.
I know some folks are still behind the times. But it goes without a doubt now that film photography can hold its own with digital photography. There are lots of old film SLRs on the market. And there are even some truly analog film rangefinder cameras too.
I don't think that it's even possible for Fujifilm to have created a better camera. The Fujifilm Natura S embodies everything perfect with keeping photography fun. And to keep it extra fun, you should get the pink version.
When I first heard the rumors of the Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay, I admittedly groaned. The company's last attempt at fusing digital and analog together was subpar in my opinion. But with their second attempt in the form of the Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay, I'm pleasantly surprised and shocked.
Last week on our IGTV channel, we released a video on some of our favorite point and shoot film cameras. And if you're not following The Phoblographer on IGTV yet, you really should be. This episode started out with quite a funny joke that you'll need to tune in to watch!