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Olympus Stylus Epic Review: The most trending point and shoot film camera?
We are facing one of the most popular cameras among beginners. In this Olympus Stylus Epic review, we will see why it is one of the most recommended film cameras online and why. The first model in this series was the Olympus Infinity Stylus (mju-I), released in 1991. It was widely accepted in the consumer … Read more
Yashica T3 Review, The Old School Point And Shoot
The Yashica T3 is a barely small compact point and shoot camera, it is made in Japan by Kyocera and released in 1988, it is known by the name Kyocera T Scope. Like any other point and shoot film camera, all you have to do is insert the film, wait for the counter to reach … Read more
Yashica T4 Review: The most hyped point and shoot camera
Yashica (Kyocera) is a company that has produced all kinds of cameras, from TLR’s, through SLR and rangefinders, to disposable cameras. But one of the best cameras Yashica produced was the Yashica T4, a tiny compact camera capable of delivering stunning results. It is not a professional camera, nor does it try to be, it … Read more
Rollei Nano 80: A short review of a German bargain
The Rollei Nano 80 camera is a APS format compact camera that many have not heard of. This basically because the format it brings is not one of the most popular today. In some places you can still develop and buy cartridges without a problem, which can be an interesting alternative to glossier cameras like … Read more
Minox 35 ML review: Why the smallest camera is still big
The Minox 35ML. A camera in the Fastest, Biggest, Best category. The world seems to revolve only around superlatives. Everything that is only in second or even third place falls into oblivion. Sometimes I catch myself browsing the web to find out what the best lens is, for of course, the best camera. And what’s … Read more